How to safely open and close your Tennis Bracelet.
A Tennis Bracelet is a delicate piece of jewelry that requires careful handling to prevent damage to its clasp and links. Below are detailed instructions to help you open and close your bracelet properly:
Closing the Bracelet:
Step 1
Align the clasp tongue (the spring-loaded part) with the box clasp.
Closing the Bracelet:
Step 1
Align the clasp tongue (the spring-loaded part) with the box clasp.
Closing the Bracelet:
Step 2
Gently press and hold the push-button mechanism straight while inserting the clasp tongue fully into the box clasp. Make sure you hear the two clicks.
Closing the Bracelet:
Step 2
Gently press and hold the push-button mechanism straight while inserting the clasp tongue fully into the box clasp. Make sure you hear the two clicks.
Closing the Bracelet:
Step 3
Once the clasp tongue is securely inserted, release the push button to allow it to lock into place.
Closing the Bracelet:
Step 3
Once the clasp tongue is securely inserted, release the push button to allow it to lock into place.
Closing the Bracelet:
Step 4
Finally, fasten the safety latch to ensure the bracelet is securely closed - you'll hear one final click.
Closing the Bracelet:
Step 4
Finally, fasten the safety latch to ensure the bracelet is securely closed - you'll hear one final click.
PRO TIP: The second click when sliding the tongue into the box is crucial.
How to safely take your
Tennis Bracelet off?
Begin by unlocking the safety latch to release it from the clasp.
Place your index finger between the bracelet and your arm to provide gentle counter pressure. This helps to avoid bending or damaging the clasp.
While maintaining the counter pressure, press the push-button mechanism to release the clasp.
Simultaneously, gently pull the bracelet to open it.
By following these steps, you can ensure the longevity of your tennis bracelet and avoid accidental damage.
How to safely take your
Tennis Bracelet off?
Begin by unlocking the safety latch to release it from the clasp.
Place your index finger between the bracelet and your arm to provide gentle counter pressure. This helps to avoid bending or damaging the clasp.
While maintaining the counter pressure, press the push-button mechanism to release the clasp.
Simultaneously, gently pull the bracelet to open it.
By following these steps, you can ensure the longevity of your tennis bracelet and avoid accidental damage.
Please be gentle
going through these steps.
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