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My first post here...

I am a jeweller and post pics of the jewellery i make on my website, ebay etsy etc.

I have had some success with changing the colours of stones using gimp... garnet to Amethst, sapphire , Rubt etc.

But I'm trying to work out how to change silver jewellery into gold.

If anyone can point me to a tutorial I would be grateful.

Here is a photoshop tutorial.. I need the same thing for GIMP

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6PB-y1n...jaGraphics

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Quote:I'm trying to work out how to change silver jewellery into gold.

Yes that really looks ethical. Huh
  • Sample the color in some good part with the color picker
  • Make a selection on the area you want to cover up
  • Create a new layer
  • Bucket-fill the selection with the sampled color
  • Set the layer to blend mode HSL Color, LCH Color or, if the covered part is a sufficiently neutral grya, Multiply.
  • Adjust opacity to taste.
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Another way but it depends on separating the ring from the background which is a whole different matter.

If the ring is already silver color then it can be colourised. To make it more "metallic" a Colors -> Curves adjustment.

30 second demo: https://i.imgur.com/xqx4loY.mp4
(12-04-2023, 07:48 AM)Tas_mania Wrote: [ -> ]
Quote:I'm trying to work out how to change silver jewellery into gold.

Yes that really looks ethical. Huh

For samples it's fine.....

(12-04-2023, 08:42 AM)Ofnuts Wrote: [ -> ]
  • Sample the color in some good part with the color picker
  • Make a selection on the area you want to cover up
  • Create a new layer
  • Bucket-fill the selection with the sampled color
  • Set the layer to blend mode HSL Color, LCH Color or, if the covered part is a sufficiently neutral grya, Multiply.
  • Adjust opacity to taste.

Thank you, will give it a go!

(12-04-2023, 09:10 AM)rich2005 Wrote: [ -> ]Another way but it depends on separating the ring from the background which is a whole different matter.

If the ring is already silver color then it can be colourised. To make it more "metallic" a Colors -> Curves adjustment.

30 second demo: https://i.imgur.com/xqx4loY.mp4

Thank you... going to play with separating the rings from their backgrounds... and then playing with colour curves.