Featured My mother's poor broken Walter Lampl 14K lapis earrings.

I can see why you loved them.

Debora

 

super glue......very carefully...

 

If the pieces still mate cleanly, can't think why a super glue type adhesive, sparingly applied, would not do the trick. I have glued stone successfully before.

@kyratango !!!

 

Superglue - and then fine gold wirewrap to hold it.

 

That's what I would do - some sort of superglue and protection. Lapis is a really soft stone.

 

send em here...I'll fix em for ya......if @kyratango hasn't already !!!!

 

Put the pieces together so they fit intimately, then apply one drop (or less if you can) to the crack. Squeeze together and count to 10.
Fixed.
Do not try to apply superglue to the surfaces and THEN try to assemble - won't work.
Any excess glue can be carefully scraped away after the job has set up.

 

I'd suspect they were accidentally dropped by someone.

Debora

 

In my experience, it's the rare screw back earring that does not eventually fall off your ear. Although, how did both get broken? You wouldn't keep wearing the other after first broke.

 

Those earrings are gorgeous! Super glue really works, I've used it too.

The second one got broken in a wild scramble to try and catch the first one?

 

Those are so pretty. Agree superglue but I’d let my jeweler do it for me and have them converted to posted omegas or clips at the same time. If you don’t, they’ll just be dropped again. I wouldn’t worry about destroying value as value went down the tubes with the damage. Converted and repaired they’ll look terrific and be wearable.

Screwbacks are torturous for so many. If they’re not tight enough they drop and if they are screwed down they cut off circulation.

I’m sure they were invented by the same
misogynist who invented stilettos.

 

Invented before they figured out piercing works better with a pointed tip.

 

Yess! Agree with superglue and SPARINGLY!

 

Make sure your jeweler knows how to use superglue as I described!