How to Fix a Broken Necklace at Home

Step 1: Identify the Type of Break

There are two main types of necklace breaks: * Clasp Break: The clasp is broken or missing, making it impossible to fasten the necklace. * Chain Break: One or more links in the chain have snapped or become detached.

Step 2: Gather Your Supplies

For a chain break, you will need: * Needle or thin pin * Tweezers or small pliers * Jump rings (optional) For a clasp break, you may need: * New clasp or hook * Jewelry pliers * Crimp beads (optional)

Step 3: Fix the Chain Break

Needle or Pin Trick

* Use a thin needle or pin to gently tease apart the knot in the chain. Be gentle to avoid bending or breaking the chain.

Jump Ring Method

* Open a jump ring using pliers. * Slide the jump ring onto the broken chain ends. * Close the jump ring using pliers, ensuring it is securely fastened.

Step 4: Fix the Clasp Break

* Remove the broken clasp or hook. * Attach the new clasp or hook to the necklace using jewelry pliers. * If necessary, use crimp beads to secure the new clasp.

Step 5: Check and Wear

* Inspect the repaired necklace carefully for any weakness or loose connections. * If everything looks secure, put on your necklace and enjoy it!

Conclusion

With just a few minutes and some basic supplies, you can easily fix a broken necklace at home. This is a temp fix so you can make it through the day or through the week or longer if you are really gentle. This is one of the most common problems customers ask us about in our jewellery store. Have a broken necklace still lying around because you cant bear to get rid of it This simple guide to repairing the chain will give you hope and let you wear your favourite piece of jewellery again.