Permanent Jewelry is claspless jewelry that is customized to you. You pick the chain, charm (if you'd like) and we weld it together! We can make rings, bracelets, necklaces, and anklets. 😊

Absolutely! LINX That Bond offers a luxury, semi-private experience designed for both individual and small group appointments. Whether you're making a special occasion or simply treating yourself, each visit is thoughfully curated to bring creativity, connection, and custom jewelry to life.​ We can't wait to create something meaningful with you. Schedule Now

💫Choose your chain (14K Gold Filled, Sterling Silver, Rose Gold and 14K Gold)💫Get custom sized your piece (bracelet, anklet, necklace, ring) and curate optional additions of birthstones, charms and connectors.💫We connect both ends of the chain with a jump-ring and close the ring with a sustainable weld. There is no clasp (unless you want one) making it a permanent piece of jewelry that stays on. (unless you cut it off)

At LINX THAT BOND, we offer a beautiful selection of custom welded jewelry crafted from high-quality materials. Our collection includes:.925 Sterling Silver: Classic and versatile, perfect for everyday wear.14 K Gold: Elegant and timeless, ideal for special occasions and lasting beauty.14 K Gold Filled: Durable and affordable, offering the luxurious look of gold without the high price.Rose Gold: Unique and stylish, offering a modern twist on traditional gold.Stainless Steel stylish affordable optionsEach piece is designed to provide elegance and durability, ensuring your jewelry remains a cherished part of your collection.

LINX THAT BOND guarantees the strength of the jump ring that is welded. Any chains are subject to possible breakage. If your welded chain link breaks we can add another connection for you at our location with your purchased chain. LINX THAT BOND is not responsible for lost jewelry. All permanent jewelry sales are final and non-refundable. LINX THAT BOND cannot be held liable for metal allergies or improper jewelry care.

Prices vary depending on the type of metal, chain, and charms. Bracelets start at $70, charms and connectors start at $20, and birthstones start at $30. We also offer anklets, necklaces, handchains, rings, and belly chains.14K Solid Gold varies.Final pricing may vary based on chain selection, customization, and market pricing.

You can (or we can by appointment) by simply cutting the jump ring used to weld the chain together with a nail clipper or sharp scissors. 📍Save it all in a safe place to be rewelded at one of our future events or by appointment.

No pain is involved. All you will feel is the joy of having your new permanent piece of jewelry.

Airports and TSA Security Having traveled for both work and leisure while wearing permanent jewelry, I've had no issues passing through TSA checkpoints at numerous airports. The reason? Metal detectors at airports are mainly designed to pick up ferrous metals, which contain iron. Permanent jewelry made from gold or sterling silver—both non-ferrous and non-magnetic—typically doesn’t trigger these detectors. Stainless steel, however, could potentially set off the alarm due to its magnetic properties. If that happens, simply inform the security staff, and they'll assist you without issue. X-Rays When it comes to X-rays, whether at airports or other facilities, your permanent jewelry won’t cause any problems. The jewelry will appear on the scan but won’t interfere with the procedure. It’s always wise to check with the facility beforehand, as some may have their own policies about wearing jewelry during the scan. MRI Scans MRI machines present a different challenge. They use strong magnets, which necessitates removing all jewelry to avoid any potential interference. Even if your jewelry is non-magnetic, such as gold, most MRI centers will still require its removal for safety reasons. If you need to take off your jewelry for an MRI, many jewelers will re-weld it at no extra charge, provided you show proof of the medical necessity. If you get MRI regularly the option of adding a clasp may be for you but your can always have them removed and rewelded. Surgery and Sports For surgical procedures, whether you need to remove your jewelry depends on where the surgery is performed. For example, if you’re having a procedure on your wrist, you’ll likely need to remove any bracelets. Don’t worry—getting it reattached afterward is usually a simple process. In sports, the rules can vary. Many sports, like college basketball, require players to remove all jewelry for safety reasons—imagine a bracelet getting caught during a fast-paced game! Other sports, like baseball, might have more relaxed rules. Always check with your sport’s regulations or your team’s guidelines. Healthcare Professionals For those working in healthcare, removing jewelry is often required to maintain hygiene. Surgeons will generally need to remove all jewelry, especially bracelets. However, anklets might be allowed since they don’t impact hand hygiene. Nurses may also need to adhere to specific guidelines, especially if wearing compression socks or other equipment. Legal Situations and Pregnancy In legal situations, such as being taken into custody, you’ll be asked to remove all jewelry, including permanent pieces. It’s best to avoid wearing your permanent jewelry if you find yourself in such a scenario. Pregnancy also presents unique challenges. As your body changes and swells, your jewelry might become uncomfortable. Consider having a looser bracelet made early in your pregnancy or adding charms to mark milestones. If your jewelry becomes too tight, it can be removed and rewelded after childbirth, potentially as a meaningful keepsake. Conclusion Overall, permanent jewelry is versatile and typically trouble-free in most situations. However, if you need to remove it for any reason—be it medical, sports-related, or legal—reattaching it is easy.