DIY Broken China Jewelry - Home & Family

China sets can be great family heirlooms but if yours is broken or looking worse for wear you can transform it into beautiful jewelry with Orly’s DIY Broken China Jewelry.
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[@PompeyChris71]

Foil edged shards look cheap and tacky.

[@speedcatbeth]

I would solder it.

[@safehavensanctuary-hollyg.8814]

I’ve seen some nice pieces but it must be done meticulously. Obviously soldering would be better. I have seen leather used and I’m exploring polymer clay and resin edging or encasing.

[@bernadetterussell5891]

Wow!! Thank you for sharing

[@heidi.ukulele]

Love this!!! Thank you!!! ❤

[@dheerajjha8853]

Wow beautiful

[@josawest2138]

This was so awesome thank you!

[@runningthunder6923]

Ty beautiful ❤️

[@wordsmith3334]

What grit of sandpaper did you use? Thanks.

[@safehavensanctuary-hollyg.8814]

Beautiful pieces! I’m curious how to cut the China! Are these your own pieces and will you do a tutorial?

[@speedcatbeth]

I use my china! 😊

[@specialgems]

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[@Carlykoppit]

Yikes! This is a huge Lead hazard. 😬

[@sarahjones753]

solder is lead free