Can paper be electroplated without damaging it?

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Ok so I will try to polish it and see what happens.
 
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If these are tiny crystals on graphite they will most likely just fell off.
 
What is the best metal to use as a substrate?
 
Perhaps in the realms of speculation, but surely a flash of electroless nickel would get you started? Nonconductors need a pretreatment with tin or palladium. Then electroplate over that.
 
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