Vintage jewelry certainly is stunning, but it may not fit your current style. If you love the sentimental value that accompanies some of your family heirlooms or old jewelry but wish it could be reworked or updated, you can have it redesigned into fresh, modern pieces that still hold emotional meaning. Whether you wish to have your accessories redesigned for a new look or simply want them strengthened against breakage, read on to learn why redesigning is a great option. 

Why Get Your Vintage Trinkets Revamped?

Many Types of Vintage Pieces Can Be Redesigned

Many types of baubles, charms, bracelets, and other adornments can be reworked in a variety of ways. Even if you’re not sure how you want it to be redesigned or what you want the piece turned into, an experienced jeweler will be able to give you some ideas that may surprise you. That beautiful pendant could be made into a ring, or maybe an old ring can be turned into a charm for a bracelet or necklace. The options are nearly endless, so get creative! 

Jewelry Was Made to be Worn

Vintage trinkets don’t do you any good collecting dust in your room. Rather than letting such beautiful pieces go to waste, have them updated so you can show them off to your friends and family. Unlike many newly purchased pieces of bling, vintage pieces have a history behind them. 

The Process Is Easy 

Take your jewelry in to a jeweler who offers vintage redesigning services and either tell them what you want or ask them for some ideas on how to renew your old-style baubles. Let them know your budget, and they’ll work with you to remake your vintage goods into something both antique and contemporary. 

If you have beautiful family heirlooms or vintage treasures you want redesigned, Somos Designer Jewelry Gallery in Rockland County, NY, offers a number of services including engraving, custom designs, redesign, watch repair, cleaning, polishing, and gold recycling, and they specialize in using conflict-free diamonds and ethical gemstones. To learn more, visit their website or give them a call at (845) 348-0800.