5 Signs your Jewelry needs Professional repair

5 Signs your Jewelry needs Professional repair

Of course, take note of any visible damage to your pieces, if something looks different than usual take it to a professional and trusted jeweler like Slates Jewelers.

However sometimes there are signs your jewelry is in need of repair even if you can't see it

1. If your jewelry is catching or snagging on fabric or clothing 

If your Wedding ring is snagging on every sweater you own😫! This is a good sign that you need to get your prongs checked. The sooner the better! Your prong health is exactly what keeps your precious stones in place, and the snagging could be a sign there is an issue.

2. Listen to your jewelry…

Have you noticed you hear a small rattle when you wave your hands this could be a sign your stone is loose, no need to Panic but bring it in for inspection regular wear in this state puts your stone at risk.

3. Notice some thinning on your wedding band - This can be fixed!

After years of regular wear this can happen, no need to worry but a sign to get you ring checked out. Similar to thinning -

4. Stretching!

If you've noticed your chain has some stretched out links, this can happen with everyday wear and could be a sign your chain is getting weak, bring it by and we can take a look!

This next one might seem like a given but is often overlooked

5. A Bent or Misshapen Frame

People think that the damage is clearly visible but often a bent or misshapen frame damages the integrity of the entire piece and is at high risk for losing stones or further Damage Bring in this Jewelry IMMEDIATELY for repair

Jewelry Repair is often done on a case-by-case basis as each repair is as unique as your own pieces, for the most accurate information regarding your piece and any required repairs please visit one of our two locations and have a professional at Slates Jewelers assess your needs.

Visit us in

 Milledgeville at 107 Old Montgomeryville Rd Milledgeville GA 

or in 

Lake Oconee at 646 Old Phoenix Rd. Eatonton GA

 

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