How Do You Resize Permanent Jewelry

The Experts Explain How You Can Resize Permanent Jewelry
Permanent jewelry has become a popular trend for many reasons, from its stylish allure to its carefree wearability. A team of specialists, with diverse expertise and perspectives to address all your inquiries regarding permanent jewelry, was asked by Sunstone to discuss the issue of resizing.
Shari Tammietti, a permanent jewelry pioneer and owner of Permanent Jewelry Training, starts the experts panel discussion on resizing permanent jewelry. "Its a super easy process. You've already done the hard part which is choosing the chain. If you need to make your chain a little bit longer or a little bit tighter, I usually have people come in, I take out or add a few links and reweld it."
"Its as simple as that," agrees Christine Coughlin, owner of Flash and Fuse, a permanent jewelry boutique in Boston. "I always add a free resize. Some people could be swollen when they first got the chain, so its not a big deal. I've had customers come in when they become pregnant or things like, I cut if off or resize. Its super easy."
Kim Thompson of Love, Eros, a boutique in Chattanooga adds, "Some chains have a tendency to stretch over time, too. I typically go by the rule of one finger between the chain and the skin. Its a safety guide for me to allow enough space for swelling."
"Accommodating a resize for no cost is a really good opportunity for great customer service," adds Danielle Watt, proprietor of River Valley Designs and who has the perspective of a bench jeweler when it comes to jewelry. "That's going to cost me a jump ring and two minutes of my time."
Shari Tammietti shares that a resize is an opportunity for her to ask her customers for a Google review. "When they ask me how much for a resize and I tell them its on the house, because you've done something for them you can ask them for the review."
Permanent Jewelry FAQ's
There are no issues with permanent jewelry and TSA? You can travel with peace of mind knowing that TSA officers at airports do not mandate the removal of permanent jewelry for security checks. Your cherished pieces are treated with the same respect as regular jewelry and can stay on during screening procedures.
What about X-rays, CAT scans, and MRI's? Removing permanent jewelry for procedures such as x-rays, CAT scans, or MRI's is a breeze - simply snip a jump ring or fine chain with nail clippers and reattach it through welding afterward. These medical tests are not a regular occurrence for most individuals, so don't let potential situations discourage you from choosing permanent jewelry.
Does Permanent Jewelry Tarnish? Of course! Just like with any jewelry, it's recommended to regularly clean your bracelet or anklet. Exposure to chemicals often found in pools can cause tarnishing of permanent jewelry. Luckily, gold is more resistant to tarnishing than many other metals, ensuring that it remains a sturdy and long-lasting option for your timeless jewelry piece. See what the experts panel says about caring for your personal jewelry.
What About Sports? As for athletic activities, it's important to note that most contact sports enforce rules prohibiting the wearing of any type of jewelry, including permanent jewelry.
Where You Can Get Permanent Jewelry
The most skilled permanent jewelry artisans can be easily discovered by perusing platforms like the Permanent Jewelry Directory or conducting a swift Google search for "permanent jewelry near me." These talented technicians and artists often facilitate online booking for exclusive appointments. For special events such as weddings, soon-to-be brides have the opportunity to collaborate with skilled artisans to create matching bracelets for their bridal party. These talented craftsmen often showcase their work at exclusive permanent jewelry gatherings, bridal expos, or specialized events, where they offer personalized consultations to clients seeking unique pieces. Sarah Smith speaks more about where you can get permanent jewelry.
For further insights into permanent jewelry or to embark on your own venture, explore www.permanent.jewelry or reach out via call or text at [phone].