Jewellery repairs in Nadi

Gold jewellery is made to last for generations, but chains get caught, clasps wear and stones work loose over the years. Most of the time a piece can be put right.

What people bring in

These are some of the things people often bring to us. If yours isn't here, bring it in anyway or send a photo, and we'll tell you whether we can help.

• Broken chains and links that have pulled apart.
• Worn or broken clasps on chains, bracelets and mangalsutra.
• Loose or missing stones in rings, earrings and pendants.
• Bent earring posts and lost backs.
• Bangles and kangan that have been knocked out of shape.
• Pendant loops (bails) that have worn thin.

How it works

1. Show us the piece. Bring it to the shop, or send a clear photo on Viber to +679 806 4660 first.
2. We tell you what's possible. We'll look at it and explain what can be done, the cost and how long it takes.
3. You decide. Nothing is done until you say yes.
4. Collect it. We'll let you know when it's ready.

Before you bring it in

• Keep every piece. Put broken links, stones or clasps in a small bag or envelope.
• Stop wearing it. A loose stone or weak clasp can fail completely, and a lost stone is harder to replace.
• Visiting from overseas? Bring the piece early in your trip so there is time for the work before you fly.

Looking after your gold

Many repairs are avoidable. Take jewellery off for swimming, the gym and heavy work, put on lotion and perfume first, and store pieces separately so they don't tangle or scratch. Our care guide for 22ct gold has more tips.

Does it need resizing instead?

If a ring is too tight or too loose, see ring resizing. If a piece is beyond repair, our old gold exchange can put its value towards something new.