13316 S Western Ave, Ste L, Oklahoma CityMon–Fri 9:30–5:30(405) 537-5686

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Jewelry repair

Chain & clasp repair

A broken chain or worn clasp doesn’t mean the end. We solder breaks and replace clasps at our own bench, and most necklaces are ready to wear again the same day.

All repairs

What’s involved

Back to like-new

We repair broken links, re-solder seams, and replace tired clasps in gold, silver, and most metals. We match the original look as closely as we can, so the repair doesn’t show.

Bring in that chain that’s been sitting in a drawer. Chances are it’s an easy, affordable fix.

A jeweler repairing a chain clasp with pliers at the bench

Same-day

Most chain repairs done same day.

On-site

Soldered and finished in-house.

Free estimates

Know the price before we start.

We text you

A message the moment it’s ready.

Straightforward pricing

Starting prices

Chain Repairfrom $24.95

Soldering a broken chain back to full strength. Price depends on metal and how heavy the chain is.

Magnetic Claspsfrom $36.99

Replacing your clasp with an easy-open magnetic clasp - a favorite for anyone who fights with tiny clasps.

Lobster Claspfrom $42.00

Replacing a worn clasp with a new lobster clasp - price includes the clasp itself, which varies by size and metal.

Starting prices - the exact quote depends on your piece. Bring it by for a free estimate, no obligation.

What affects the price?

Heavier chains take more solder and bench time than delicate ones, and gold costs more to work than silver. Hollow chains are the trickiest. Their thin walls collapse under heat, so they need an experienced hand. Clasp replacements include the new part, which varies by size and metal.

Common questions

Chain repair questions

Can a broken gold chain be repaired?

Almost always, yes. A clean break at a single link is a straightforward solder job and is usually done the same day. Even chains that have broken in several places can normally be saved. Bring it in and we will give you an honest estimate before we start.

Can a box chain or rope chain be repaired?

Yes. Box chains and rope chains are trickier than a simple cable link because the weave has to be rebuilt so the repair does not show, but both are routinely repairable. Herringbone is the hardest. Once it has kinked badly the damage often cannot be fully hidden, and we will tell you honestly if that is the case with yours.

Can a silver chain be repaired?

Yes, and silver is usually the least expensive metal to repair. Sterling silver solders cleanly. Very fine or hollow silver chains take a lighter touch, but they are still repairable in most cases.

How much does it cost to solder a gold chain?

Starting prices are listed on this page and update automatically from our store system. The final price depends on the metal, how many breaks there are, and whether the clasp also needs replacing. Estimates are always free, so there is no cost to find out.

How long does a chain repair take?

Most chain repairs are finished the same day. All the work happens at our own bench in Oklahoma City, so nothing gets mailed away, and we will text you as soon as it is ready to collect.

Broken chain or clasp?

Bring it in. We’ll take a look and give you an honest estimate.

Free consultation

Tell us what you need

Send us a note about a repair, custom work, or anything else. We’ll get right back to you. Prefer to talk? (405) 537-5686.

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