How to open a Pandora bracelet. Video. How to open the lock of the bracelet. Tips

Almost every mod­ern fash­ion­ista knows about Pan­do­ra jew­el­ry. Many who have already pleased them­selves or received a Pan­do­ra bracelet as a gift faced the main prob­lem: how to open a tricky lock on a bracelet? As man­u­fac­tur­ers say, for prod­uct integri­ty and safe­ty, it is best to pur­chase a spe­cial­ly designed key. But if there is no such key, do not wor­ry, there are many oth­er ways to open your favorite thing.

The ele­gant Pan­do­ra bracelet allows you to add spe­cial charms with some mean­ing. One of the hall­marks of a Pan­do­ra bracelet is its secret clasp, which is dif­fi­cult to open. The pop­u­lar Pan­do­ra brand has pro­duced a tru­ly unique P‑LOCK, in a cylin­dri­cal shape. The free edge of the bracelet is placed in the groove of the fas­ten­er, the walls of the cylin­der itself are closed and snapped into place, form­ing the reli­a­bil­i­ty of wear­ing the prod­uct. The clasp is designed to enhance the beau­ty of the bracelet by ensur­ing it stays secure­ly on your wrist.

So, to open the lock, you must per­form the fol­low­ing steps:

Step 1

Find the clasp on the Pan­do­ra bracelet. It is dis­guised as a dec­o­ra­tive bead, which is dif­fi­cult to dis­tin­guish from oth­er beads on the bracelet. The clasp bead will have a thin slit in it, from end to end.

Step 2

Grab the bracelet care­ful­ly on either side of the clasp ball and press the minia­ture into its slot with enough pres­sure to open the hinged clasp. After plac­ing the bracelet on a hard sur­face.

Step 3

Insert a thin object into the slot to replace the key, such as a plas­tic card, a pick, a paper clip, or a thin nail file. Remem­ber that any oth­er object should not be too sharp, and the thick­ness should not be more than 1 mm.

Step 4

Gen­tly open the lock, with­out pres­sure on it.

When open­ing the bracelet, keep in mind that you should not put too much pres­sure on the lock, in order to avoid break­ing the tongue. When the bracelet is closed, you will hear a dis­tinc­tive click­ing sound, the absence of which is a clear sign that the tongue is loose and needs to be cor­rect­ed. Keep an eye on this moment, as there is always the pos­si­bil­i­ty of los­ing a piece of jew­el­ry!

When pur­chas­ing such an exquis­ite and unique bracelet, it may imme­di­ate­ly seem that open­ing the bracelet requires undue dif­fi­cul­ty. But after some time, all the own­ers of such a prod­uct note that it is not easy to tear off such a strong lock from the hand (if it is theft), dur­ing nor­mal walk­ing, when play­ing sports and swim­ming, the bracelet also always remains secure­ly fixed on the arm. And of course, such an unusu­al lock looks ele­gant, remind­ing every­one around you of dif­fi­cult jew­el­ry with its design­er look.

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