Get Zapped!
Permanent Jewelry at Edge!
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Step One
Choose your favorite chain(s) or charms & whether you want a bracelet, anklet, or necklace
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Step Two
It is then custom fitted to your wrist, ankle, or neck (once the chain is cut, it is final sale. so make sure that you are 100% sure)
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Step Three
After the cut it is then micro welded together! Appointments take about 20-30 minutes.
If you have any questions about booking your first appointment with me, please see the FAQ below. Must be 12 years & older
What to Expect
What is Permanent Jewelry?
Custom fit, clasp free, micro-welded jewelry. Our jewelry artist welds the chain together to create a seamless piece of jewelry. There is nothing that is welded to your body or into your skin. Because it is welded on, it does not have a clasp and will "permanently" stay on (until you remove it )Bracelets, necklaces, and anklets are available. Stack many different chain styles or textures for a unique look!
How Much Does it Cost?
All styles will be dependent on market value. Estimated costs for bracelets: $40-$80, Anklets: $48-$100, Necklaces: $80-$160
Does It Hurt?
One to two micro welds are done to secure the bracelet, a leather patch is placed between the skin and the welding. The process is painless!
What Material Do You Use For Your Jewelry?
All of our jewelry is made with either .925 Sterling Silver or 14K gold fill for best quality and durability! These are hypoallergenic, lead-free, and nickel-free.
What If My Jewelry Breaks?
Contact Edge and your first fix is free, after that if it needs to be rewelded, the cost will be $20. You must have your original chain. If you lose it, another chain will need to be purchased.
Will I Set Off TSA Alarms?
Your new jewelry is delicate enough that it will not set off the metal detectors at the airport. It is TSA approved!
What If I Need To Take It Off For Any Reason?
Although we call it permanent jewelry, it can easily be removed with a metal cutter, scissors, or almost any cutter depending on the size of the chain link. We will weld your chain back on if it still fits and is in good repair.
How Old Do You Have To Be?
Due to The Federal Consumer Product Safety Commission guidelines, I cannot weld anyone under the age of 12.