I’ve read different reviews on the Perlee clover with diamonds bracelet and I really wanted it at one time, but I’m worried about the clasp. Does anyone have trouble with it falling off ? This is something I would not want to lose .
Perlee clover clasp
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I have the sweet size and find the clasp very secured and never had any issues. It has the same closure design/mechanic as the regular size so I suspect it work the same. My love bracelets on the other hand, been giving me issues with the screw closure so I don't wear them anymore as one has came off on its own before.
I have not had any issue. After the bangle is closed it has an additional lever type safety that presses into its little groove (not sure how to describe it). I don't see how it could fall off unless it was not closed and then the lever safety wasn't pushed in?
I've not had any issues with it falling off as there's a security system on it. If you're worried about that, I'd say to get insurance on it, but thats my 2 cents
I have the Perlee Clover and the Perlee Single Row. Absolutely no issues with either one. I wear both a lot and they’re always secure on my wrist.
They all close with an audible click as the two sides slide into place. An additional external clasp is a second mechanism that secures it. All bangles I have ever handled line up perfectly when closed, nothing loose and no wiggle room.
How do you insure one ? I never insured one before . This is the most expensive one I was consideringNo problems at all. I love my sweet perlee clover bracelet, she is perfect to own!
I would get her insured right away!
What is the process of insuring it ? I never insured one before . This would be the most expensive piece I ever purchased
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Reviving this old thread because I bought the Perlee sweet clovers bracelet three months ago and have clasp issues.
I had to get the clasp repaired already because unfortunately when I purchased it I was not made aware of how to open it properly and I pulled the bracelet apart instead of pushing the clasp open (there are two closing mechanisms on it) and then it got caught on a bedspread when I was wearing it, pulling it open and bending it so it didn't line up properly to close. They repaired the bend and the clasp so it clicks properly but I have had it back for only 3 days and noticed that though the secondary clasp works well, when I open the secondary clasp the bracelet will often just pop open. The first clasp doesn't seem very secure. They tried to charge me $360 to repair it even though all they had to do was bend it back and fix the clasp (as in I don't think any parts were required) and I had only owned the bracelet two months! Any local jeweler would not charge for that, especially on such a new piece. They did waive the charge when my husband and I put up a protest.
I think I will have to take it back but I am worried the bracelet was irreparably damaged and it was very expensive! I am frustrated that the S.A. did not really drive home how to open and close it properly, I think they should have made sure we were aware.
Should the two clasps be pretty difficult to open on their own, or should the main clasp just pop open when you open the secondary latch? It just seems weird to me. I would like to take it to a local jeweler but am worried about voiding the warranty. But how can VCA know if I took it to a jewelry if a new part is not actually used?
What do you think VCA should do? I am disappointed if they gave me back a bracelet saying it is repaired if it not actually fully repaired.
I had to get the clasp repaired already because unfortunately when I purchased it I was not made aware of how to open it properly and I pulled the bracelet apart instead of pushing the clasp open (there are two closing mechanisms on it) and then it got caught on a bedspread when I was wearing it, pulling it open and bending it so it didn't line up properly to close. They repaired the bend and the clasp so it clicks properly but I have had it back for only 3 days and noticed that though the secondary clasp works well, when I open the secondary clasp the bracelet will often just pop open. The first clasp doesn't seem very secure. They tried to charge me $360 to repair it even though all they had to do was bend it back and fix the clasp (as in I don't think any parts were required) and I had only owned the bracelet two months! Any local jeweler would not charge for that, especially on such a new piece. They did waive the charge when my husband and I put up a protest.
I think I will have to take it back but I am worried the bracelet was irreparably damaged and it was very expensive! I am frustrated that the S.A. did not really drive home how to open and close it properly, I think they should have made sure we were aware.
Should the two clasps be pretty difficult to open on their own, or should the main clasp just pop open when you open the secondary latch? It just seems weird to me. I would like to take it to a local jeweler but am worried about voiding the warranty. But how can VCA know if I took it to a jewelry if a new part is not actually used?
What do you think VCA should do? I am disappointed if they gave me back a bracelet saying it is repaired if it not actually fully repaired.
I occassionally/rarely found that the first clasps may loosen during course of the day. But thankfully the secondary security latch holds the bangle in place for me to click the first clasp back securely. I suspect i may have accidentally pressed onto the knob and the bangle loosened in the process..?
Does anyone experience this with their perlee clover bangle?
Does anyone experience this with their perlee clover bangle?
Take it back to VCA and pay whatever you need to get the mechanism replaced. I’m sorry you did not learn how to open it properly when you first bought the bangle but I imagine that would have taken quite a hard yank. Before you leave with any purchase you should practice opening and closing piece in The presence of the sales person. Good luck.
Yes, this happens to me at least a few times a week. The Perlee will be open at the clasp but still held closed by the latch. I am definitely pressing the button, because all of my bracelets without latches (eg Tiffany diamond bracelets) will open and fall off my wrist occasionally. Usually after I was just carrying something/someone heavy in my arms (most often, my baby).