How to Add a Safety Chain to a Bracelet [PREVIEW VIDEO]

Safety chains prevent a bracelet from falling off of the wrist when a clasp fails. Safety chains are a necessary addition to any high-value bracelet for added security. Ganoksin instructor, Mechelle Lois, shows you the steps of adding a safety chain to a diamond tennis bracelet in this preview of the full-length video that can be found at https://bit.ly/3TtOxJ4.

Mechelle Lois is a professional bench jeweler who is classically trained in jewelry making and repair at the highly regarded North Bennet Street School in Boston, MA. She enjoys stone setting, repair work, and creating custom designs. When not making jewelry, Mechelle enjoys traveling and spending time with her family.

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