Cracks in jade bracelets can be remedied by filling, gold inlaid jade and gold wrapped jade. Filling method is suitable for repairing the slight damage of jade bracelet, leaving almost no trace after repair.
The best remedy for this situation is to use inlay restoration, which is a common bone-setting method in bracelets. It reconnects two broken bracelets, so that the broken jade bracelet is still in a ring shape.
Jade bracelets can be broken, glued, inlaid and redesigned. If a part of the jade bracelet is knocked off and a small gap appears, resin mixed dye, gelatin and super glue can be used to repair the cross section.
It can also reinforce the bracelet, which is repaired by secondary processing according to the crack and the original style of the bracelet. When inlaying, you can insert some symbolic patterns, such as "Happiness from now on" and "Happiness in sight", so that there will be no strange feeling of repair. The jade bracelet split in two.
The most direct solution is to take it down and give it to a professional for maintenance. In the industry, there are two main repair methods for broken jade bracelets: aesthetic repair and enhanced repair.
What if there is a pit on the surface of jadeite?
If the pit on the jade bracelet is not obvious, you can take it to a professional jade shop or jewelry store and let the technicians decorate the pit with gold tracing technology. If the pit is relatively large and may crack at any time, it is necessary to put a precious metal gold and silver hoop around the jade bracelet.
Paste, and on the carved jade surface coated with polishing powder. Push grinding, grinding the jade surface with a 2000-mesh grinding wheel. If there are many pits, the surface should be polished on the basis of smoothing the pits. Diamond powder is coated on the surface of jadeite, and the surface of jadeite is polished with a hard brush.
Don't worry, the jade bracelet has been knocked out of the pit. You can take it to the after-sales or professional repair shop for repair.
It is normal to have pits on the surface of jadeite, mostly because of the material. If the crystal structure is loose, pits will appear. Generally speaking, it is normal for jadeite to have pits on its surface, which is the orange peel effect. This phenomenon is a natural feature and is not listed as a defect.
First of all, the germplasm is poor and the crystal structure is loose, which leads to insufficient minerals, which is the problem of its own material. The second is that the processing is not in place, resulting in small pits on the surface of the jade blank, which can be removed by re-polishing, which is a problem of processing technology.
What should I do if the jade bracelet knocks out many small pits? Will the pit get bigger and bigger?
There are many small pits on the jade bracelet, which cannot be repaired. Pay attention to the usual maintenance when wearing jade bracelets. Precautions for wearing jade bracelets: Do not wear other metal ornaments when wearing jade bracelets to avoid collision and deformation. Avoid contact with water vapor and chemicals, and don't swim in clothes, especially in seawater.
Don't worry, the jade bracelet has been knocked out of the pit. You can take it to the after-sales or professional repair shop for repair.
Don't worry about the jade bracelet being knocked out of the pit, because it can be repaired by some methods. For example, the key method of bonding with fracture surface is to use high-efficiency adhesive and then wipe it off with acetone.