Where to get cufflinks fixed?

[tshaw]

I have a pair of cufflinks where the little bar that locks on the other side of the cuff is missing and would like to get it repaired. Anybody know of someone who can do that? Also, I have another pair where the top design oiece separated from the bottom mechanics and would like to get that repaired as well.

Thanks, in advance, gents.

 

[landshark]

A jewler probably.

 

[Metlin]

Most jewelers would be able to get it fixed pretty easily.

 

[pvrhye]

Replacing a little missing bar is jewelry 101. Any real jewelry shop should be able to do it. Look for the joints that have real tools and such visible round back behind the counter.

 

[Kent Wang]

I've been told by my jeweler that T-bars are very difficult to fix and it's better to just replace them entirely.

Anyway, I would just ditch your single-sided cuff links entirely and get new double-sided cuff links.

 

[landshark]

Originally Posted by Kent Wang

I've been told by my jeweler that T-bars are very difficult to fix and it's better to just replace them entirely.

Anyway, I would just ditch your single-sided cuff links entirely and get new double-sided cuff links.


Conveniently sold now at Kent Wang

Who is your Jeweler in Austin, by the way?

 

[tshaw]

Thanks, gents!!

 

[AE7]

I have a pair of Hermes cufflinks in original box but no receipt. The "main" bar is broken, looks like the metal they used is crap.

Could I get them fixed or exchanged in official Hermes store?

 

[Don Carlos]

I can has Hermes?

 

[AE7]

Originally Posted by Don Carlos

I can has Hermes?

excuse me?

 

[Fred H.]

Originally Posted by tshaw

Thanks, gents!!

Can't tell if your *thanks* was tongue in cheek, or not. I fail to see much responsiveness in the earlier *responses.* A manufacturing jeweler is what you need. While there are probably dozens of those in NYC, you may have to look harder in Trenton or other locales.

 

[Harold falcon]

Originally Posted by anuar

excuse me?

I'm not able to discuss that at this time.