Painless and Permanent: A new Jewelry trend

In recent years, a new trend has emerged in the world of fashion: permanent bracelets. This innovative take on jewelry involves welding a tiny jump-ring to bind a length of chain together in lieu of a traditional clasp. The result is a sleek and seamless chain that can be worn 24/7. It's a perfect solution for that dainty day-to-day look. No more leaving your favorite bracelet on the bedside table. Now you have the option to always carry it with you.

Getting a permanent bracelet is a quick and painless process. The weld is so small and quick there's nothing to sweat during the process. Your biggest worry will be deciding if you want to add that cute charm or not. Chain is sold per inch, so the technician will first measure your wrist and then cut a length of your desired chain to match. A jump-ring is then attached to the two ends and with a quick zap of the laser voila! You've now got a permanent bracelet. The laser does emit a small albeit bright light however, so you do want to avoid staring directly at it.

But did you know that getting a permanent bracelet can also be a fun group activity? Imagine a fun day out where everyone gets a permanent bracelet. You can mix and match different chain styles, add charms, and create a bracelet that is uniquely you. It's a great bonding experience and a fun way to commemorate a special occasion, like a bachelorette party or milestone birthday.

And the best part? Permanent bracelets are completely customizable. You can choose the type of chain, the length, the color, and any additional embellishments you want to add. Whether you prefer a delicate gold chain or a chunky silver one, there's a permanent bracelet option out there for you.

So why not try out this trendy new accessory? With its sleek and seamless design, it's perfect for any occasion. And with the option to customize, it's a great way to express your personal style. So grab your friends and head to the studio for a fun and unique group activity that you'll all remember for years to come.