Silver-gilt, occasionally referred to in American English as vermeil, is silver (either pure or sterling) that has been gilded with gold. Many large objects crafted in goldsmithing that give the appearance of gold are, in fact, silver-gilt; this includes the majority of sporting trophies (including Olympic gold medals awarded after 1912) and numerous crown jewels.

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Gold vermeil is a legally regulated term for jewelry that has been plated with a thick layer (2.5 micron) of at least 10k gold over a sterling silver base. To be legally called "vermeil" in the United States, the jewelry piece must meet ALL of these above conditions.