Good Art Hollywood
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@pechelman I haven't done that yet. I'll email them to give a heads up.
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@pechelman this is how i'd feel too.
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I took everyone’s good advice and sent some emails. GAH offered to take it back and refurbish it for me. Also took the good advice and ordered cleaning supplies and ran it through three rounds of careful clean / polish to remove tarnish, then three rounds of dish soap wash to clean the surface. Then 10 minutes with a polishing cloth and some 3 in 1. I wanted to see if I could do it myself without sending it away for a few weeks.
After the cleaning routine the tarnish is all gone. There is still some minor patina on the clasp which imagine would buff out with professional attention, but it would probably just come right back after a few weeks of wear. I think it looks way better and I’m leaning toward just putting it into rotation instead of sending it off. What do you think?
IG: selvedgelooks
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Good work, I’d put that on my wrist and rock it daily.
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@jdwaid keep it! I personally would have just worn it the way it was but looks like new to me now.
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Does anyone have experience with getting a piece adjusted? I love my AA curb chain, but I’ve always felt it’s one or maybe two links too long. Maybe I could find a local jeweler who can do the job?
Kyle, TX
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@Danimal506 tagging @Oaktavia
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@Mizmazzle Thanks Miz!!
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Yo dawg. I had my size b box & tounge resized as it was too big. I went to a local jeweler and they did it for me. It didn't look great at first, but as it has aged a bit, the area where the link was joined has smoothed out a bit. So just be aware that the job from a local person may not be as nice as GAH could do. But I paid $60 and GAH quoted me with $300 something which is bananas.
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Any competent jeweler should be able to size a bracelet. $300 for a link removal is absurd!
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@Danimal506 yep I meant to say that in my post, it'll be easier to repair something smaller.
