COMPLICATED CONSTRUCTION
How the item is made plays a primary roll in how costly it is to fix. If an item is solid all the way through it will absorb more heat than a hollow version of the same form. An example would be a cube versus a box. A cube can be soldered easily, but the air trapped inside a box would expand and explode the object if heated incorrectly.
Craig Coyne’s staff understands jewelry construction, a key component in the success of any jewelry repair. Learn more:
Choosing a Craftsman | Contamination | Costume Jewelry | Diamond Enhancements | Discontinued Parts
Heat Sensitivity | Not Worth Fixing? | Replace and Match | Unidentified Material | Unusual Material | What's Already Been Done?
How the item is made plays a primary roll in how costly it is to fix. If an item is solid all the way through it will absorb more heat than a hollow version of the same form. An example would be a cube versus a box. A cube can be soldered easily, but the air trapped inside a box would expand and explode the object if heated incorrectly.
Craig Coyne’s staff understands jewelry construction, a key component in the success of any jewelry repair. Learn more:
Heat Sensitivity | Not Worth Fixing? | Replace and Match | Unidentified Material | Unusual Material | What's Already Been Done?
