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On this edition of the Weekly Before & After, we have a 10k White Gold Wedding Ring that had two of its diamonds fall out.
For this repair we had to:
-Source two new diamonds
-Set the stones exactly
-Retip the prongs
-Reapply the metal stamp
It is then wrapped up with a professional rhodium clean and polish and it’s good to go!
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On this edition of the Weekly Before & After, we have a 10k hollow rope gold chain that had had broken apart in several areas.
For this repair our Master Jewelers had to perform an Advanced Level of Chain Repair as the item was hollow, and could easily be ruined. Once the chain was fixed, it is wrapped up with our professional clean and polish and it looks as good as new!
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On this edition of the Weekly Before & After, we have a David Tutera Eternal diamond ring that had two stones fall out and had very damaged prongs.
For this repair we had to:
-Supply two new diamonds
-Set the two stones
-Retip five prongs
-Reapply the metal stamp
It is then wrapped up with a professional rhodium clean and polish and it’s good to go!
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On this edition of the Weekly Before & After, we have a 1967 Tudor Submariner Watch that was losing time, had a damaged crystal, and had wear and tear all over.
For this repair we had to:
-Replace worn interior parts (mainspring, gaskets, crown)
-Clean and adjust inner movement
-Install a new crystal
-Replace the leather band
It is then all wrapped up with our signature clean and polish and it’s good to go!
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On this edition of the Weekly Before & After, we have a 10kw engagement ring that had a diamond fall out and had scratches on the shank.
For this repair we had to:
-Supply a new diamond
-Retip the prongs
-Secure all the stones
It is then wrapped up with a professional rhodium clean and polish and it’s good to go!
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On this edition of the Weekly Before & After, we have a Technomarine watch that needed a battery replacement and had its spring bar damaged, which broke the original band.
For this repair we had to:
-Replace the spring bar
-Install the band replacement
-Replace the battery
-Perform a water pressurization test
-Attach the new crystal
It is then all wrapped up with our signature clean and polish and it’s good to go!
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On this edition of the Weekly Before & After, we have a 10kw White Gold Band with one of it’s 5 diamonds missing.
For this repair we had to:
-Supply a new diamond
-Set the stone to .25ct
-Reapply the metal stamp
It is then wrapped up with a professional rhodium clean and polish and it’s good to go!
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On this edition of the Weekly Before & After, we have an 18k Rose Gold Tiffany Bracelet that was worn down and bent out of shape.
For this repair we had to:
-Solder any breaks
-Reshape the charm.
-Perform a professional clean and polish
Then it’s good to go!
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On this edition of the Weekly Before & After, we have a Cartier Timepiece with a shattered crystal that had glass fragments damage the movement.
For this repair we had to:
-Carefully remove the damaged crystal
-Inspect for any glass fragments that damaged the movement
-Replace damaged parts and clean interior parts
-Adjust the inner workings
-Attach the new crystal
It is then all wrapped up with our signature clean and polish and it’s good to go!
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On this edition of the Weekly Before & After, we have a 10k white gold invisible set diamond ring with one stone missing. Invisible settings are very difficult to work on, but our Master Jewelers have the skills and equipment to get the work done.
For this repair we had to:
-Source the appropriate diamond
-Groove the diamond for the setting
-Set the diamond
It is then all wrapped up with a rhodium clean and polish and it’s good to go!
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