FAQ Permanent Jewelry

• I custom-fit a chain to your wrist, neck, ankle, or finger. Then, I create a fine weld using a specially designed machine, for a simple and painless process. Instead of a clasp, I use a small ring that I connect and weld, transforming your jewelry into a "permanent" piece.

• Around twenty minutes, a little longer if you add an amulet.

• I use 925 silver, stainless steel, and 14k gold-filled.

• Absolutely not! There will just be a small spark or two during the welding, special glasses will be provided for you.

• A small pair of scissors and it's done. Keep the chain, I will be happy to re-weld it for you for free during my next visit to your city.

• Discuss it with your doctor. Whether it's silver or gold-filled, the chain is so fine that you shouldn't have any problems.
  If you do need to remove it, cut your bracelet at the weld ring and I will re-weld it for you for free during my next visit.

What happens if I lose or break it?

• I always ensure your jewelry is well-welded. If your jewelry experiences strong tension or gets caught, it can break.
  If this happens at the weld, feel free to contact me for a repair. I will take the time to check the condition of the chain before re-welding it. If the chain is too damaged, then a new chain will need to be considered.