HOW TO UNTANGLE KNOTTED NECKLACES

In this video I’m going to show how to untangle multiple necklaces. Also - how to remove a tight knot from a thin necklaces and how to store necklaces to prevent knots! #jewelryhacks
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A helpful tip:
Using a paperclip
If you don’t have a paperclip, you can use multiple things like a needle, push pins, toothpick. The thinner the better.
I started off by removing the easiest and loose pieces first, which were the hoops and anklet.
This is the trick that I learned from many years working in jewelry and dropping chain trays with over 40+ necklaces on them... using a paper clip to separate the middle of the knot.
For a really tight knot on a this necklace like you see here, you want use something thin. The paper clip was too thick so I took an earring to open the knot from the middle. Something that also helps with removing knots is raveling the knot between your fingers to loosen it!
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