When welding silver ornaments at home, it is necessary to pour sandblasting and water into the beer lid, burn it with a musket until it boils, then soak the parts to be welded in borax water, and trim out a proper amount of silver flux and put it in borax water. After that, aim the torch at the part to be welded until it is slightly red, put the flux into the part to be welded until it melts, and finally soak the burnt silver ornaments in dilute boric acid until they turn white, and then brush the welded parts bright.

How to weld silver ornaments at home When welding silver ornaments at home, it is necessary to prepare an iron beer lid, fill it with proper amount of water and borax, bake it with a musket to make the borax water boil, then put the position where the silver ornaments need to be welded into the borax water to soak it properly, and then cut out the appropriate silver flux and soak it in the water.

Then aim the musket at the position to be welded and burn it until it is slightly red. Then put the flux in the position to be welded and calcine it together until it melts. Finally, the welded silver ornaments are soaked in dilute sulfuric acid, and the welded parts are brightened with copper wire after turning white. If you can't finish welding yourself, you can send it directly to the maintenance point for repair.

If you master certain welding skills and have relevant repair tools, you can weld the silver jewelry after it is broken, but the quality may be difficult to reach that level after the jewelry store is repaired. And it needs polishing after welding, otherwise it is easy to appear black after polishing.