It is a chain adjusted to the desired body part (wrist, ankle or neck) and whose ends are welded together. Result? A chain without a clasp, perfectly adjusted, that you wear permanently!

Let me reassure you right away, the chain is not fused to you! The jewel is not welded ON you, it is welded to itself, at each end of the chain, AROUND you.

Once you have chosen your chain, we adjust it to you and cut it to the perfect length. We place it on your wrist (or any other part of the body chosen), then we attach the two ends of the chain with a tiny ring. We protect your skin, then with the electrode of our machine, we come to close the ring permanently thanks to a micro-welding that produces a small spark. The adjustment and welding process generally only lasts a few minutes!

Allow approximately 15 minutes for your appointment.

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The appointments take place at our workshop in Terrebonne, but if it's too far from home, know that we also participate in events in different cities! You can see our next trips here

Absolutely not! There is no contact with the skin!

Even if there is no direct contact with the skin, it is covered to protect it from a possible spark during welding, or from the chain which can become hot for a fraction of a second.
We also protect your eyes from the flash of light with tinted glasses.

The lifespan of your jewelry will depend greatly on the materials used and your lifestyle. It can range from several months to several years.

We offer a beautiful variety of sterling silver and gold filled chains, in addition to a selection of 14K solid gold chains.

You can make bracelets, anklets, necklaces and even rings.

No. Our prices vary depending on the type of jewelry (bracelet, anklet, necklace), chain model and material, but we do not charge per inch.

Prices for permanent jewelry vary greatly depending on the type of jewelry, chain design, and material chosen. Prices start at $60 for a silver bracelet, $65 for rolled gold, or $100 for solid 14K gold. A deposit is required to reserve your time slot, which will be credited toward your permanent jewelry purchase.

The time involved, the custom fit, the welding of each ring and the unique experience offered make it a more expensive product.

Yes, you can wear your jewelry everywhere! It will not set off the airport metal detector. However, you may have to remove it if you have to have surgery. For an MRI, this is usually not necessary; they can check with a magnet that your jewelry is not magnetic. If you have to remove your jewelry for a medical reason, we will be happy to reinstall it free of charge afterwards.

If you need to remove your jewelry, you can do so by cutting the soldered ring with scissors or nail clippers. Contact us to have it reinstalled later if you wish, or to have a clasp added.

Children must be accompanied by an adult to have a permanent jewel.
For children under 12, a custom-made piece of jewelry is recommended, but with a clasp.

No! As with any other delicate chain, permanent jewelry is prone to breakage, especially if it is snagged. As a safety precaution, even the most massive chains will break under too much tension. Since there is no clasp to easily remove the jewelry in the event of an accident, it is necessary to have a breaking point.

No! Usually you just leave it alone! Wash it with a mild soap when you're in the shower and it will keep its shine.

Rolled gold and solid gold do not tarnish.
Sterling silver is prone to tarnishing over time, but fortunately it's easy to clean - usually a simple polishing cloth is sufficient.

There are certain factors that can cause your jewelry to tarnish prematurely. A few things to keep in mind:

- Water that contains sulfur will definitely tarnish silver - this is to be avoided.

- Some cosmetic products react with silver, it is best not to put your jewelry in direct contact with perfumes, self-tanners, scented lotions, as well as creams or shampoos containing sulfur.

- Excess chlorine can damage your jewelry. Be sure to rinse it well with clean water or wash it with a mild soap as soon as you get out of the pool or spa.