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FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions About Snake Chains
Yes, that can certainly happen. Because its links are closely connected, the chain is flexible, but it shouldn’t be sharply bent or crumpled. A sharp kink can permanently alter its uniform structure. Therefore, lay the chain as flat as possible and don’t try to force a kink back into place.
First, place it on a smooth surface and gently smooth it out into its natural shape. Do not pull sharply on both ends. If the twist cannot be straightened out or if a kink is already visible, you should have the snake chain inspected by a professional.
It's best to store the necklace stretched out or laid in a wide arc inside a jewelry box. A soft pouch provides additional protection against scratches. Do not place heavy pieces of jewelry on top of the necklace, and store it separately from other necklaces whenever possible.
You can gently remove light dirt with a soft, dry jewelry cloth. Avoid using hard brushes, abrasive materials, and harsh cleaners when cleaning. Gold-plated or rhodium-plated surfaces, in particular, should only be cleaned gently to avoid putting unnecessary strain on the finish.