Broken chains
Bring snapped, separated, or damaged chains for an in-person look.
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Links · Clasps · Connections
Chain & Clasp Repair
A small connection point can determine whether a favorite necklace or bracelet can be worn with confidence.
Broken chainsWorn claspsConnection points
What we can help with
Bring the complete piece—even the smallest loose part can help tell the story.
Clasps
Discuss clasps that no longer close, hold, align, or feel secure.
Jump rings and connections
Have small joining points and attachment areas examined.
Bracelet links
Bring bracelets with damaged, separated, or worn links.
Finishing concerns
Discuss how the repaired area should look and how the piece is normally worn.
A straightforward visit
Bring the piece.
We’ll look at it together.
- 01Visit Booth 36
Bring the jewelry or watch to The Jewel Doctor inside International Jewelers Exchange.
- 02Show us what you need
Tell us the story, concern, or result you have in mind.
- 03Discuss the next step
We’ll examine the piece and talk through the appropriate options.
Good to know
Questions before you visit.
Should I bring loose pieces?+
Yes. Bring every part you have, including clasps, links, jump rings, and fragments.
Can you look at very fine chains?+
Bring the chain in so its construction, condition, and repair possibilities can be examined directly.
What if more than one area looks worn?+
Point out everything you have noticed so the full piece can be considered during the conversation.
The Jewel Doctor · Booth 36
Bring the chain, clasp, and every piece you have.
International Jewelers Exchange
19275 Biscayne Blvd · Aventura, FL 33180