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The bracelet and charms of the famous jew­el­ry brand Pan­do­ra are becom­ing more and more pop­u­lar in our coun­try every year. Shops of this brand are open­ing in dif­fer­ent cities and more and more girls are becom­ing hap­py own­ers of these jew­el­ry.

This arti­cle will be of inter­est pri­mar­i­ly to begin­ners who have just pur­chased a bracelet and have begun the path of cre­at­ing their own sto­ry with the help of these type­set­ting jew­el­ry. The first thing that comes to mind when you decide to try on a piece of jew­el­ry is how to open a new Pan­do­ra bracelet?

Of course, at the begin­ning it will seem to you that this is an incred­i­bly com­pli­cat­ed process, and even for the first time it is not very con­ve­nient to do it your­self. But over time, you will get used to it and will eas­i­ly cope with the open­ing of the lock on the Pan­do­ra bracelet with­out out­side help.

How to open a pandora bracelet

Like any new thing — a new­ly bought bracelet has a tighter lock, com­pared to a worn bracelet. To prop­er­ly unfas­ten a Pan­do­ra bracelet, insert a spe­cial key (or its sub­sti­tute) into the gap between the halves of the lock and press light­ly with a slight turn to the side. This pres­sure should be enough to open the clasp of the bracelet and you cor­rect­ly opened the lock.

Your bracelet is now easy to remove. Many peo­ple use nails for these pur­pos­es, but after 2–3 such open­ings, your man­i­cure will be hope­less­ly dam­aged, and the nail will be bro­ken. There­fore, I def­i­nite­ly do not rec­om­mend this method, it is not a very pleas­ant sit­u­a­tion.

How to open the lock on a Pandora bracelet with a special key

PANDORA has been pro­duc­ing a use­ful acces­so­ry for quite a long time — the key to the bracelet lock. How does such a key help to open a Pan­do­ra bracelet with­out dam­ag­ing the jew­el­ry itself and the girl’s nails? Over the years, sev­er­al mod­els of such a key have been pro­duced. The most com­mon are these.

The prin­ci­ple of using such a key to open a Pan­do­ra bracelet is the same as described above.

You can buy such a mod­el of a key or one, either sep­a­rate­ly or in a set with a spe­cial set for the care and clean­ing of jew­el­ry.

How to open and remove a Pandora bracelet with a security chain

Many fans of the brand wear a secu­ri­ty chain on their bracelet. She looks like this.

Its main pur­pose is to pro­tect against the loss of the bracelet if it acci­den­tal­ly unfas­tens from a sud­den move­ment or caught on some­thing. Many bracelets get lost this way. Secu­ri­ty (con­nect­ing) chains are avail­able in sev­er­al sizes and are screwed onto the bracelet on both sides of the lock. There are safe­ty chains in the form of clips. They are a lit­tle eas­i­er to put on a bracelet.

To unfas­ten a Pan­do­ra secu­ri­ty chain bracelet, first care­ful­ly unfas­ten the clasp itself. Then remove the bracelet from your hand and unscrew the chain (or unfas­ten its clips).

How to open Pandora bracelets with different types of locks

Does the prin­ci­ple of tear­ing off bracelets depend on the mod­el? If we are talk­ing about clas­sic mod­els of bracelets, then the prin­ci­ple of clos­ing the locks is the same for them. This applies to the so-called P‑lock sys­tem. It is inher­ent in such locks of bracelets as a bar­rel, a heart, a cylin­der and oth­er sim­i­lar locks. It works on the prin­ci­ple of a latch: the lock can be fas­tened, snapped and unfas­tened. The sur­face of the lock does not mat­ter, the mech­a­nism of its oper­a­tion is the same.

The cara­bin­er lock opens eas­i­ly and this method is famil­iar to every­one — it is used on almost all chains.

Recent­ly, a mod­el with a lock — a mag­net, as well as a plug-in T — lock has appeared in the mod­el range of bracelets. It is dif­fi­cult to say that one cas­tle is bet­ter and more prefer­able than anoth­er. In any mod­el of the bracelet, you can find both plus­es and minus­es.

How to put on a Pandora bracelet / slider

Among the large range of Pan­do­ra bracelets, the type of slid­er bracelet or bracelet with a slid­ing lock stands out. They are ver­sa­tile and fit all hand sizes. The slid­ing lock allows you to adjust the width of your bracelet. But when choos­ing such a bracelet, pay atten­tion to this part. If it is, then you can unfas­ten the bracelet in this place and fill it with charms. To open such a bracelet lock, you just need to press a small but­ton and pull the chain out of the lock. Now you can eas­i­ly wear a Pan­do­ra bracelet on your hand.

But in this mod­el of the slid­er bracelet there is no lock, that is, it is impos­si­ble to put charms on it. Such a bracelet is worn as an inde­pen­dent dec­o­ra­tion, with­out fill­ing it with charms.

Useful life hacks: how and how to unfasten a Pandora bracelet

It is not nec­es­sary to unfas­ten a Pan­do­ra bracelet with a spe­cial key. For these pur­pos­es, you can eas­i­ly adapt dif­fer­ent objects. Which?

Let’s list them:

— pick for gui­tar

— any plas­tic card

— wood­en or plas­tic nail file.

— any thin object (prefer­ably plas­tic).

I do not rec­om­mend using a paper clip, knife or oth­er met­al objects, due to the fact that they can scratch the lock of the bracelet due to inac­cu­ra­cy. The most ide­al of the above, I think the medi­a­tor.

This is a rather thin and durable item, which in its shape most of all resem­bles the orig­i­nal keys to the Pan­do­ra bracelet, and costs only a few hryv­nias.

How to close a pandora bracelet

Now let’s talk about how to prop­er­ly fas­ten a Pan­do­ra bracelet. When clos­ing the lock, you must be care­ful and ensure that the edge of the bracelet fits exact­ly into the desired groove. After all, if it does not fit well inside, and you put pres­sure on the halves of the bracelet, you risk break­ing the lock.

When you close the bracelet, you will hear a char­ac­ter­is­tic click — this is a sure sign that you closed the bracelet cor­rect­ly. Now you can wear the Pan­do­ra bracelet. If you don’t hear this sound, your bracelet lock may be loose. Be sure to take the bracelet to a jew­el­ry work­shop. The spe­cial­ist will adjust the tongue of the inside of the bracelet and you will not lose either it or the bead. Over time, the lock of any bracelet weak­ens and the main thing is not to miss this moment. There­fore, my advice to you — do not for­get to peri­od­i­cal­ly pay atten­tion to the con­di­tion of the lock, at least some­times when you open your Pan­do­ra bracelet.

I hope that the tips that I wrote above will help and your unique bracelet will bring joy for many years, but if you still have ques­tions, ask them under this arti­cle.