How to Repair a Cuff Bracelet
- Length7 min 33 sec
- Description
Cuff bracelets are squeezed on the wrist for a custom fit every time they're worn. These constant adjustments weaken the metal over time and can cause it to crack. This is a very common occurrence. Ganoksin instructor Mechelle Lois shows you how to fix a broken cuff bracelet easily. You can find the required tools below or check out our shopping page.
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- AuthorMechelle Lois
Mechelle Lois is a professional bench jeweler who was classically trained in jewelry making and repair at the highly regarded North Bennet Street School in Boston MA. Now based in her hometown of Pittsburgh PA, she enjoys stone setting, repair work, and creating custom designs. When not making jewelry, Mechelle enjoys traveling and spending time with her family.
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