First, no? Hey? No, hands are more important than jade bracelets. After the lady found that the bracelet could not be taken off, the jewelry store staff immediately brought soapy water to help, but the bracelet was too small to be taken off. Then the woman asked the fireman for help. When the firemen arrived, the woman's hand was swollen. But because the bracelet is a valuable thing, firefighters dare not take it. If necessary, the woman had to break her bracelet.
Second, ask the price first when you try it on in a jewelry store. After the incident, many netizens commented that it is no wonder that when going to a jewelry store, the clerk always tries on a small jade bracelet for himself. There is a routine. So remind everyone that when you go to a jewelry store to buy things, it is best to ask the price of accessories before trying them on, so that even if you can't take them off, you won't be hit in the face. Look at the size first when trying it on, and it is best not to try on a bracelet that is too small.
Third, try to freeze the bracelet. If you find the bracelet stuck, don't worry too much. You can apply soapy water, essential oil and other items to your hands to help lubricate and reduce the resistance between the bracelet and your hands. If you still can't get it off, you can take some ice cubes out of the refrigerator and put your hand into the ice cubes to freeze them. At this time, the volume of the hand will become smaller, and with soapy water, the handle ring can be easily taken off.