Hi, The original message has dissapeared on me, but I happened to run across a website that has the earring part needed for the hoop earring repair. Here is a direct link to the page:
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15 years ago
Hi, The original message has dissapeared on me, but I happened to run across a website that has the earring part needed for the hoop earring repair. Here is a direct link to the page:
Sorry it took me so long to respond to everyone's responses. I posted a picture here:
But, it's a bit late. I _thought_ I had figured out what I needed to do. I needed to mold a piece of wire or head pin and squish the little metal holder tight enough to keep it in place and let it twirl. Then it happened! I broke the metal holder off! So.. now I KNOW there is nothing I can do. Fortunately I warned the owner that I might do additional damage if I fiddled with it and she still gave me permission. :-)
-m.
Lucky ya warned her... I was about to say, looks like it would cost more to fix it than replace it.
But, it's a bit late. I _thought_ I had figured out what I needed to do. I needed to mold a piece of wire or head pin and squish the little metal holder tight enough to keep it in place and let it twirl. Then it happened! I broke the metal holder off! So.. now I KNOW there is nothing I can do. Fortunately I warned the owner that I might do additional damage if I fiddled with it and she still gave me permission. :-)
-m.
Tell her to take it back to the store. I had the same thing happen to a pair of white gold hoops I bought from Wally World, and I took them back and got my $$$. Didn't see any use in getting another pair just like them. Besides I had broken up w/the guy that bought them anyway. LOL
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