What is Permanent Jewelry and Why Is It All the Rage?

 Permanent jewelry refers to a piece (usually a necklace or bracelet) that’s welded together instead of secured with a clasp. Just as there are many reasons people wear regular jewelry, there are different reasons they choose to wear permanent jewelry. “We developed Forever Bracelets on this idea of permanence and to add emphasis to the idea of ‘unfussy luxury’ by removing the clasp.  “We find our customers love the Forever Bracelets to both mark special occasions and to add a seamless, easy piece of fine jewelry to their everyday.” Whether you want a way to mark the birth of a child or simply want to avoid the hassle of clasping and removing your bracelet daily, a piece of permanent jewelry may be for you. 

 The process of getting a piece of permanent jewelry is surprisingly quick. “After you pick your chain and any charms or connectors  Jennifer will measure the perfect fit and weld it to your wrist,” It’s that simple: Pick a piece, get it fitted, and weld. And considering that most chains used are quite small, the welding itself is the quickest part of the process. That said, especially since the piece does need to be fitted and adjusted by an expert, you will likely need to make an appointment ahead of time. 

• Bracelets are by far the most popular type of permanent jewelry. 
• Anklet: Anklets are very similar to bracelets, though they usually need to be longer so will cost a bit more.
• Necklace: The same goes for necklaces, which you can also get as permanent jewelry.
• Rings: While plenty of people wear gold bands or lab-grown diamonds they never take off, a permanent ring is made from the same type of thin gold chain as other permanent jewelry pieces and precisely fitted the same way.

 The process is completely painless. The piece is welded, which means there is some heat involved, but it only touches the jewelry and not your skin. 

 While indeed permanent, permanent jewelry is not as difficult to remove as a tattoo, for instance. “If you do happen to need or want to remove it, the bracelet can always be easily removed by carefully cutting with a pair of scissors. That removal doesn’t have to be forever, either Jennifer can re-sparc your piece back on for a small fee.   

 If it sounds like permanent jewelry could be for you, check out these beautiful options.