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3 Ways to Turn a Broken Watch Into a Locket Bracelet

By Matthew Lynch
October 19, 2023
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If you have a broken watch lying around, don’t throw it out just yet! Those old timepieces can be given a new lease on life by transforming them into stylish locket bracelets. Here are three ways to turn your broken watch into a one-of-a-kind accessory.

1. Create A Classic Photo Locket Bracelet

A traditional locket is a timeless accessory that can carry sentimental photos of loved ones. Here’s how to create your photo locket bracelet using a broken watch:

Materials:

– Broken watch

– Small photos

– Scissors

– Craft glue

– Flat-nose pliers

– Jump rings

– Chain (sized to fit your wrist)

Instructions:

1. Remove the watch’s original band, using the flat-nose pliers to detach it from the watch face.

2. Open the watch face and discard any broken or unnecessary parts. Clean the empty space inside where the photos will be placed.

3. Measure and cut your chosen photos to fit inside the watch face.

4. Apply a small amount of craft glue on the back of each photo and place them inside the watch face.

5. Attach jump rings to both ends of the watch face using the flat-nose pliers.

6. Measure and cut the chain size according to your wrist size, then attach it to the jump rings on both sides of the watch face.

2. DIY Watch Charm Bracelet

Pair your broken watch with other charms for a unique and fashionable bracelet.

Materials:

– Broken watch

– Various charms

– Jump rings

– Chain or cord (sized to fit your wrist)

– Flat nose pliers

Instructions:

1. Remove any remaining band from the broken watch and clean out any debris.

2. Create unique charms by attaching jump rings to pendant-sized items like metal keys, beads, or even other pieces of the broken watch.

3. Attach the watch face and your selection of charms to a chain or cord using jump rings.

4. Measure the chain or cord to fit your wrist, and fasten it with a suitable clasp.

3. Beaded Watch Locket Bracelet

Embellish a broken watch with beautiful beads for a personalized locket bracelet.

Materials:

– Broken watch

– Beads (variety of sizes, shapes, and colors)

– Jump rings

– Elastic cord (sized to fit your wrist)

– Flat-nose pliers

Instructions:

1. Carefully disassemble the broken watch until you have a clean, empty casing.

2. String your chosen beads onto an elastic cord, arranging them in your preferred pattern, leaving enough space for the watch face.

3. Attach the watch face to the elastic cord using jump rings and flat-nose pliers.

4. Tie off the elastic cord to complete your beaded watch locket bracelet.

These three creative ideas can help you transform a broken watch into a stunning piece of jewelry. Enjoy wearing your unique locket bracelet as a stylish reminder of cherished memories and moments.

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