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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
General Questions
Permanent jewelry is a piece, such as a bracelet, necklace or anklet, that’s custom-fit and welded closed—meaning there’s no clasp. It becomes a seamless part of you until you decide to remove it. We love it as a way to mark a memory, a friendship, or simply add effortless sparkle to everyday life.
No. The weld happens on a tiny link away from your skin and takes about a second. Most people say they feel a small pop and that is it. There is no heat on your skin.
Chains start at $65 and the welding is always included. Charms and add-ons are extra if you want them. You only pay for the piece you choose.
About ten minutes per person from picking a chain to walking away wearing it.
Yes. Snip it with small scissors at the weld and it comes right off. Keep the chain and we can re-weld it for you later.
Bring it to us at any of our events and we will re-weld it at no charge. We do not travel out for individual re-welds, but our event schedule is on the site and you are welcome at any of them.
Our chains are 14k gold filled and sterling silver, which hold up well to daily wear including showering and swimming. Gold filled is far more durable than plated. To keep it bright, rinse after ocean or pool water and dry it off.
Warm water, a drop of dish soap and a soft toothbrush. Rinse and pat dry. That is all it needs.
Yes, we are fully mobile and bring the whole setup to you. We work across Los Angeles, the South Bay and Orange County, and for larger parties we travel as far north as Santa Barbara, as far south as San Diego and as far east as Palm Springs.
Our minimum is six pieces. If your group is smaller than six, you are welcome to book by covering the six piece minimum.
Bachelorette parties, bridal showers, birthdays, corporate and team events, fitness studio pop-ups, markets and private parties. Groups usually pick chains together and everyone leaves wearing something, which makes it the activity and the favor at the same time.
No. The chains are small and fine enough that they do not trigger metal detectors.
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