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  • What are permanent bracelets?
    Permanent bracelets are bracelets designed to be worn permanently. They are made by custom fitting a chain to the wearer's wrist then welding it shut. With proper care they can last for years.
  • Can I remove a permanent bracelet?
    While permanent bracelets are designed to be worn permanently they can easily be removed by simply cutting them off with a pair of wire cutters. Should you choose to have your bracelet reattached after removal we charge a $15 reattachment fee.
  • Do permanent bracelets hurt?
    Not at all! During the process your skin is protected. You'll feel nothing and just see a quick flash of light.
  • How much does a permanent bracelet cost?
    We offer sterling silver, gold filled, and solid 14K gold chains. Prices range from $50-$250.
  • Is there an age requirement?
    Anyone under 18 years old will need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian. The welding process does require you to be still so it may not be best suited for those under 5 years old.
  • What should I consider before getting a permanent bracelet?
    Before getting a permanent bracelet you should consider if it is the right fit for you. If you have a job or a hobby where jewelry is required to be removed you should consider getting a removable bracelet instead. If you want the welded jewelry experience we can add a clasp to your bracelet in order to make it removable.
  • What are the benefits of wearing a permanent bracelet?
    You don't have to worry about putting it on! It will be the easiest jewelry accessory you've ever owned! Some choose to wear permanent bracelets to commemorate a special occasion or event, while others wear it for its aesthetic appeal or as a symbol of their personal style.
  • How do I care for a permanent bracelet?
    To care for your permanent bracelet you should keep it clean and free from dirt and debris. If your bracelet is dirty wipe it down with a soft, dry cloth.

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