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Necklace
Type
repair
Thing
Chain
Title
How to Repair Necklace Chain
Introduction
More often than not, necklaces brake. No matter how old or how valuable, the most common breakage occurs when the jump ring slit gets pulled apart and the chain slips out. However, this is an easy fix!
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Difficulty
Easy
Conclusion
To make sure the necklace is officially reattached, pull on the chain lightly. The jump ring should be firmly closed as to prevent the chain from slipping.
Author
Stephanie Lascola
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