Repairing a San Marco bracelet

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  • Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024

Комментарии • 9

  • @kevinjay296
    @kevinjay296 4 месяца назад

    i wish i have a drill like that too. btw i like that you include the part that doesnt go the way you want to so we dont have to. thanks for the guide!

  • @miraclemike0948
    @miraclemike0948 11 месяцев назад

    Your explanations are so very helpful!

  • @daviddavid2467
    @daviddavid2467 Год назад

    Great Repair

  • @DRice-r1m
    @DRice-r1m 25 дней назад

    Wow! Awesome work. Are these bracelets ever made with solid links? If so, I wonder where I could find one.

  • @zachemighjewelry
    @zachemighjewelry Год назад

    Hate these bracelets😅

  • @williamlopez8119
    @williamlopez8119 10 месяцев назад

    I have a tri- color one I would love send for a repair. I took it to many places and they solder the links stuck. And now it doesn’t move the same and my wife hates it now. It used to be her favorite bracelet please help.

    • @AnthonyJewelers
      @AnthonyJewelers  10 месяцев назад

      CMK Company, 992 Davidson Dr., Suite J, Nashville, TN 37205, 615-354-6361. We can fix it.

  • @ayurvedacolumbus
    @ayurvedacolumbus Месяц назад

    Anyone you know of who can fix in either Columbus or Cincinnati Ohio?

    • @AnthonyJewelers
      @AnthonyJewelers  Месяц назад

      No, but you can mail it to me at CMK Co., 992 Davidson Dr., Ste. J, Nashville, TN 37205, 615-354-6361. Those run around $135 to repair.