Pearl & Bead Restringing
Pearls and beads can be treasured pieces of jewellery, but over time the string or cord holding them together can become worn or weakened.
At Paulan Jewellery & Goldsmith, we offer pearl and bead restringing services in Parksville, BC, helping restore your favourite necklaces and bracelets so they can continue to be enjoyed.
Whether your strand has become loose, the string is showing signs of wear, or you've had a break, we can assess the piece and recommend the appropriate restringing service.
Pearl Restringing
Pearl jewellery is often worn regularly and naturally experiences wear over time. The silk or cord between the pearls can become stretched, dirty or weakened, even when the pearls themselves are still in excellent condition.
Restringing gives your pearl jewellery a fresh, secure foundation while preserving the pearls you already love.
Pearl Restringing May Be Needed If:
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The string has become loose or stretched
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The string is showing signs of wear
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Knots between the pearls have become loose
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The clasp is damaged or needs replacing
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Your necklace or bracelet has broken
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Your pearls haven't been restrung for many years
Pearl jewellery is often worn regularly and naturally experiences wear over time. The silk or cord between the pearls can become stretched, dirty or weakened, even when the pearls themselves are still in excellent condition.
Restringing gives your pearl jewellery a fresh, secure foundation while preserving the pearls you already love.
Pearl Restringing May Be Needed If:
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The string has become loose or stretched
-
The string is showing signs of wear
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Knots between the pearls have become loose
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The clasp is damaged or needs replacing
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Your necklace or bracelet has broken
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Your pearls haven't been restrung for many years
Knotting Between Pearls
Traditional pearl necklaces are often knotted between each pearl. These knots help keep the pearls separated and can provide an added layer of security if the strand breaks.
If your pearl necklace was originally knotted, we can discuss whether knotting is appropriate when restringing your piece.