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A process or technique that involves coating a base metal, typically sterling silver, with a thick layer of gold using electroplating. The gold layer in vermeil is usually thicker than regular gold plating and is typically of a reddish hue (often 19-karat gold, containing 80% yellow gold and 20% other precious metals). This results in a more durable finish with an appearance resembling that of pure gold.
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