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Chain Won't Fit Through Pendant. Sometimes, the little circle at the end of our favourite chain doesn’t go. Equally as important as the width of the chain link is the link style used to create the piece. Chains wider than 6mm are most likely unable to hold a pendant. Sometimes the bail on your pendant is too small to fit onto a chain. I would just increase the size of bale. Essentially, the links of the chain have to physically fit through the pendant bail comfortably. When shopping for a chain to pair with your pendant, look for one no larger than 6mm wide. This video shows how to adjust a chain to fit through a pendant. I had the bale remade on my. All you need is a pair of pliers or a pair of scissors! The loop on the bail needs to be the same direction as the. But if the links occupy a larger area. You can put a jump ring through the pendant and onto the chain. Add a small bail with an opening large enough to put the end of the chain through. Not sure why your pendant isn't sitting.

Equally as important as the width of the chain link is the link style used to create the piece. Chains wider than 6mm are most likely unable to hold a pendant. Antique pieces are lovely but they have to be wearable as well. All you need is a pair of pliers or a pair of scissors! Sometimes the bail on your pendant is too small to fit onto a chain. Not sure why your pendant isn't sitting. This video shows how to adjust a chain to fit through a pendant. When shopping for a chain to pair with your pendant, look for one no larger than 6mm wide. Essentially, the links of the chain have to physically fit through the pendant bail comfortably. Here's an easy hack to ensure your pendant fits onto any chain.

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Chain Won't Fit Through Pendant This video shows how to adjust a chain to fit through a pendant. As for an easy fix, sometimes you can squish the ring that connects to the clasp into an oval so it can fit through. Sometimes, the little circle at the end of our favourite chain doesn’t go. I had the bale remade on my. Antique pieces are lovely but they have to be wearable as well. Not sure why your pendant isn't sitting. When shopping for a chain to pair with your pendant, look for one no larger than 6mm wide. Sometimes the bail on your pendant is too small to fit onto a chain. Chains wider than 6mm are most likely unable to hold a pendant. Equally as important as the width of the chain link is the link style used to create the piece. Essentially, the links of the chain have to physically fit through the pendant bail comfortably. Add a small bail with an opening large enough to put the end of the chain through. Here's an easy hack to ensure your pendant fits onto any chain. All you need is a pair of pliers or a pair of scissors! The opening in the bail will be too small to fit your chain through. You can put a jump ring through the pendant and onto the chain.