September 25, 2008
“Delicate, thin pieces of gold jewelry are lovely, but can easily break after only one or two instances of wearing them. These lovely pieces of jewelry, unfortunately, can be difficult and sometimes impossible to repair.
Typically, broken jewelry that cannot be repaired may be discarded, but in the case of gold jewelry, this is a bad idea. This is because the value of gold jewelry is not in whether is in good r”
< ![endif]–>There are many times when one would buy a thin piece of gold jewelry, like a necklace, or a bracelet; you will wear it once or twice and then it will break. Now you may or may not know this, but if a delicate piece of gold jewelry is to break, and links are very small it is near impossible to mend it. Also, if it is a piece of gold jewelry that has a complicated linking system, it also, will be impossible to fix. So what do you do with these BROKEN GOLD items?
Now we know that jewelry does break; they get hooked to your clothes as you are taking them off, and because they are so delicate the linking will just snap, and if it can