Hello,
This the step to follow to lengthen a bracelet steel.
Try the bracelet on your wrist. Determine how many chain links you want
to add to the bracelet in order to make it fit better. Remove the
bracelet from your wrist. Keep the bracelet unfastened. Lay it out in a
straight line on a flat surface.
Separate one portion of the clasp from one
end of the bracelet. Bend open the small ring that connects the clasp to
the end link of the bracelet. Pull off the clasp and set it aside.
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Recall how many links you decided to remove from the bracelet. Obtain
the same number of stainless steel jump rings. Metal rings that open and
close and are frequently used as
jewelry
components. Choose stainless steel jump rings in a size and gauge that
matches the size and gauge of the existing links of your bracelet.
Open a jump ring slightly with pliers. Hook the jump ring onto the end
link of your bracelet. Close the jump ring with pliers. Continue this
process until you have added as many jump rings as you require to make
your bracelet long enough.
Reattach the clasp to the end jump ring of your newly lengthened
bracelet. Slip the small ring that connects the clasp to the bracelet
onto the end jump ring. Close the ring over the jump ring with pliers.
Goodluck
