How to open Pandora bracelet spacers?

The easiest way to open a Pandora bracelet spacer is to use a screwdriver to push the screw from the edge of the screw head upwards. This will break the seal and allow you to remove the screw. After that, simply press the screw into the hole and the screw will snap back into place. If you are trying to open a bracelet that has the screws on the inside, use a similar technique but start by turning the screw until it is loose. Then push the screw from the top.

How to open Pandora bracelet clasp on Pandora bracelet?

If you’re new to wearing Pandora jewelry, you might not know how to open a Pandora bracelet clasp Often, the hidden spring on the clasp runs down into the jewelry’s bead section. To open the clasp, push the two ends of the spring together to release it. You should be able to hear the spring click as it releases. Once the spring is free, push it back into the clasp to lock it closed.

How to open Pandora bracelet clasp?

If you want to open Pandora bracelets, you need to know the trick to the clasp first. You need to push the leftmost spacer to the right, then push the middle spacer to the right, and then push the rightmost spacer to the right. Once all the spacers are all lined up, pull the clasp’s end into the center. The bracelet will now be open.

How to open Pandora bracelet spacers without clasp?

Sometimes you may need to open a Pandora bracelet before replacing the charms, especially if you want to add more charms to the bracelet. But you may not want to deal with the clasp on the Pandora bracelet ever again. Fortunately, you can open a Pandora choker without a clasp easily. Just hold down the end of the band, and push the end of the loose end of the chain until it locks into place. Doing so will allow you to effortlessly remove and replace the charms on your Pandora charm bracelet

How to open panda bracelet spacers?

If you have lost the key to your panda bracelet spacer that allows it to open, don’t despair. There are ways to re-key your bracelet without bringing it to a repair shop. Using an Allen wrench, loosen the retaining screw on the inside of the bracelet that keeps the spacer in place. Then, insert a new key (or screwdriver, if you are feeling adventurous). When the screw is tightened, your panda bracelet will return to its closed position.