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The Glossary
Make It Permanent: Meet Our New Welding Chains & Charms
It's a forever thing.
Jenny Rae
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This is your sign to come treat yourself to a permanent bracelet. Our welding service itself is completely free, with zero booking fees, meaning you only pay for your jewellery. Each 30-minute appointment covers up to two permanent bracelets, so you can share your slot with your bestie. Want to bring more people? Group bookings get 20% off, with complimentary refreshments.
Before you visit us, let's get you acquainted with the chains and charms.
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(ABOVE) FROM TOP TO BOTTOM:
Box Link in 14ct Yellow Solid Gold, Baby Curb in 14ct White & Yellow Solid Gold, Classic Paperclip in 14ct Yellow & White Solid Gold, Twisted Link in 14ct Yellow Solid Gold
Choose Your 14ct Solid Gold Chain
First up, discover our seamless chains starting at £95 (which for solid gold, we're not mad about). Guided by our trained welding experts, your new forever bracelet will be cut to your personalised size and desired length for an ultra-comfortable fit. Then the delicate 14ct gold chain is welded in seconds. It really is giving seamless.
The Box Link
Think outside the jewellery box with this super versatile chain.
The Baby Curb
Nobody puts baby in the corner, unless it's our store's nicknamed 'Commitment Corner' for your welding union.
The Classic Paperclip
A bolder silhouette with forever appeal.
The Twisted Link
Permanent jewellery with a twist – the perfect way to play with texture.
Signature Charms
Next pick an optional connector or curate your charms (up to three per bracelet) from our signature emblems starting at £55. Choose from the cutest Diamond Mini Heart or Diamond & Blue Sapphire Mini Eye. If you're a fun-gi, make our Diamond Mini Mushroom your go-to.
Classic Charms
Nothing says timeless like mini charms set with a singular high-quality stone. Blue sapphire, emerald, ruby, or diamonds – which one are you?