FAQ
Does permanent jewelry have to be a bracelet?
Nope! While bracelets are the most popular form of permanent jewelry, you can also get an anklet, or necklace.
How long do permanent bracelets take to put on?
The actual welding process only takes a few minutes, but you’ll need to schedule additional time to select your piece and have it sized.
Can you fly with permanent jewelry?
Yes. Since most permanent jewelry is made from 10K to 14K gold, plus gemstones or diamonds in some cases, this means nothing about your piece is going to set off a metal detector.
Can you shower with permanent jewelry?
Sure thing. It’s actually easier to shower with permanent jewelry than while wearing an engagement ring or earrings for example, as you don’t need to worry about it slipping off in the soap.
Can permanent bracelets go in an MRI?
Yes, they can. Since nothing about the piece is magnetic, it will not cause any problems for an MRI machine. However, if a medical professional insists you remove it, you can do so with scissors and then get it re-welded after your procedure.
Can I get permanent jewelry while pregnant?
Even though pregnant people do experience weight gain, it typically does not affect the wrists or neck. However, some pregnant people have some swelling in the hands, feet and ankles, so if this is a concern you may want to avoid getting a permanent ring or anklet before or during pregnancy.
