The process of gold electroplating is explained in detail here

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ELECTROPLATING is a type of electroplating that uses electricity.

With the help of a gold plating service, you can re-plate and restore an existing gold finish, making it impossible for anyone to see the other metal that is beneath the gold finish's surface.

Throughout time, the gold color becomes gradually duller as a result of the diffusion process that takes place. Re-plating your jewelry is a safe method of restoring the gold color of your pieces.

PRESENTING A DANGER TO WEAR DOWN

Even though gold plating will eventually wear away, the rate at which it corrodes will vary greatly depending on the piece being considered.

There are three major factors to take into consideration when determining how quickly your gold plating will wear away:
A thicker plating will last longer than a thinner plating because there is more material to wear away.

Some metals have a strong attraction to gold, while others have no such attraction. Gold adheres more tightly to silver and titanium than it does to copper or nickel, and the more tightly gold adheres to a metal, the longer the metal will last after it has been plated with the metal.

With each rubbing or use of an object, the plate on its base degrades and wears away more quickly, until it is completely gone.

CONCERNS HAVE BEEN RAISED ABOUT THE ELECTROPLATING OF GOLD.

Generally speaking, gold electroplating is a very safe process when performed by properly trained professionals.