welded permanent jewelry appointment

Permanent jewelry is simply a bracelet, anklet, or necklace that is welded onto you wrist, ankle or neck using a micro welder. There is no clasp. The process is quick and painless.

A $65 deposit is required to secure your appointment and that amount will be applied to the chain you choose during your appointment. Each person in your party that is getting a permanent piece must place the order online to insure availability. 

FOR PARTIES OF 4 OR MORE WE REQUIRE APPOINTMENTS SO THAT WE CAN PROVIDE THE BEST EXPERIENCE FOR ALL OF OUR GUESTS AND INSURE AMPLE TIME FOR YOUR CUSTOMIZATIONS. 

***PLEASE BOOK ONE 15 min TIME SLOT PER PERSON. For example, If you would like 4 girls to come in at 1pm, book 1 appointment for 1pm, 1 appointment at 1:15pm, 1 appointment at 1:30pm and 1 appointment for 1:45pm.***

We have a variety of sterling silver, gold filled and 14k gold chains to choose from. Sterling silver and gold filled start at $65 and 14k solid yellow gold starts at $125.

Sterling silver chains may oxidize more quickly especially in the ocean or any hot tub or pool with chemicals. Gold filled may last longer but is not solid gold so discoloration for “permanent” wear may occur. Most white gold is rhodium plated, so that plating may wear off very quickly, and your bracelet will not appear as bright “white” as it did when it was welded on. 

14k solid gold is going to last forever with no discoloration but will be significantly more expensive depending on the chain. 

It is important to note that everyone is different. We can react differently to certain metals based on things we eat and drink, products we use, and places we may submerge our jewelry. Many people are allergic to white gold because of the nickel content. All of these things need to be taken into consideration prior to making the decision to get a permanent piece.

In the event of emergency or if you need to remove your permanent jewelry for any reason, simply cut it off with sharp scissors or cutting pliers. 

We do not recommend permanent jewelry for infants or toddlers, however we leave that up to the discretion of the parents.