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3rd silver ring for the year
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POLEWAGGER
New member
If you heat it up to dull red and dunk it in water, it should soften the silver enough to work back into shape.
I wouldn't pay a jeweler to fix something that I could do at home. That's just me. Looks like an easy fix. No kinks.
I wouldn't pay a jeweler to fix something that I could do at home. That's just me. Looks like an easy fix. No kinks.
deerhunter
Member
Nice find, turqouise? HH
fwcrawford
Well-known member
Nice find... I purchased a used ring mandrel from a local jewelry store that was closing down and use it to straighten out bent rings I find... it works great and does a fine job.
I also have a small rubber and plastic mallet that I use with the mandrel.
This would work on your find as well.
I also have a small rubber and plastic mallet that I use with the mandrel.
This would work on your find as well.