How to deal with gold bracelet deformation?

Gold is relatively stable and not easy to change color, but in daily wear, our gold bracelets need to be well maintained, so as to avoid irreparable damage. Like some complicated bracelet styles, they cannot be repaired after being deformed or broken. What if the gold bracelet deforms during daily wear? At this time, it is necessary to see the degree of deformation of the bracelet.

Slight deformation:

1. If it is only a little bit deformed and not that serious, you can take the gold bracelet to the original gold store and let the professional repairer get back to the original shape. Professional master can generally restore the original by machine if it is slightly deformed.

2. If the degree of deformation is negligible and does not affect the appearance. If you feel that it is more troublesome to find a professional repairer, you can continue to wear it. Do not bump into hard objects during daily wear.

Serious deformation:

1. If the gold bracelet is a luxurious style with very complicated craftsmanship, and the deformation is too serious to repair, then you can melt the gold bracelet and rebuild it, to create gold earrings, gold rings, or gold custom necklaces[all you need].

The weight of the gold bracelet is still the same, there is very little wear and tear on the gold during the process of melting and rebuilding, so there is no need to worry about the value of the gold after the “remade”.

2. You can also go to the original store to trade-in, or reclaim gold bracelets, and then buy other favorite gold bracelets or other jewelry.

The maintenance method of gold bracelet

1. Avoid collision and scraping when wearing, so as to avoid deformation of the gold name bracelet[this jewelry].

2. Avoid contact with chemicals such as metals, mercury, and lead to avoid damage to the surface of the gold bracelet.

3. In order to reduce sweat corrosion, it should be cleaned frequently. You can go to the jewelry store to clean it. You can also clean it with water and a soft cloth.

4. Avoid contact with corrosive materials such as cosmetics, perfumes, vinegar, bleach, correction fluids, and chemicals containing elements such as lead and mercury to prevent corrosion of the gold bracelet surface.

5. Precious metal jewelry should be avoided to wear together or be collected together to prevent them from rubbing each other and causing damage to the jewelry and affecting the aesthetics of the jewelry. It is also important to note that precious metal jewelry of different compositions should be worn separately to prevent cross-coloring between the jewels caused by mutual friction.