How to Turn Broken Jewelry Into Magnets

Step-by-Step Guide

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   Step 1: Consider jewelry that is large enough to transform into a magnet.

   Even though you may have a piece that is precious it may not be large enough to make a singular statement.
   
   You could group smaller pieces together to make one large magnet or use the smaller pieces for another project.
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   Step 2: Look for further damage to the jewelry.

   You want whole pieces that may have broken off a chain or hook but are still in good condition.
   
   Avoid using cracked or shattered pieces as they may be too delicate for everyday use. , For example, you won’t want to turn a broken ruby ring into a magnet so be sure you separate the extremely valuable pieces from the rest. , Especially if the jewelry sat in a jewelry box for some time, it may have tarnished or could use a good polishing.
   
   Determine if it's a job you can do on your own with simply jewelry cleaner or if a professional should attempt to clean it. , You want the item to be a singular piece that makes a statement on its own.
   
   Use a pair of pliers or even scissors to remove any other hooks or pins before using.
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   Step 3: Make sure none of the broken jewelry is extremely valuable.

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   Step 4: Consider whether the jewelry needs professional cleaning before you create the magnet.

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   Step 5: Remove any hooks

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   Step 6: pins or chains from the piece.

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