I've used good old white glue. But how about phoning a craft or hardware store, and asking them what a good glue would be? They'd know.
If there is some old dry glue in the holes, ask if it should be cleaned out first, and how.
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I've used good old white glue. But how about phoning a craft or hardware store, and asking them what a good glue would be? They'd know.
If there is some old dry glue in the holes, ask if it should be cleaned out first, and how.
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I would use Miracle Glue - http://www.miracleglue.com/ - it even mentions jewelry repair on their website.
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We have a glue at the store called Bead Fix. It's specifically for that kind of thing.
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