Permanent jewelry refers to pieces that are custom-fitted and welded without a traditional clasp, making them meant to stay on indefinitely.

If your piece breaks or comes undone, bring your receipt and I will repair it at no additional cost.

Parents should consider the child's age and activity level before deciding, and sign a consent form.

No, the welding process is quick, painless, and doesn't involve the skin.

Yes, most permanent jewelry is made from fine metals like gold or silver, which won’t set off metal detectors.

The application process is usually quick and takes just a few minutes once the piece is fitted.

Yes! Though it's "permanent," it can be easily removed with scissors or snipped by a jeweler if you ever choose to take it off.

Permanent jewelry is typically made from durable materials like 14k gold, sterling silver, or other high-quality metals to ensure long-lasting wear.

The jewelry is welded or fused on-site, usually with a small, painless zap that bonds the ends together without needing a clasp.