Permanent Jewelry Welders

Wholesale Permanent Jewelry Chains

Tools & Accessories

Style

One quick search on social media results in one clear answer: Everyone is talking about permanent jewelry.

Fashion

Fashionistas are accenting their look with a fine silver, gold, or platinum chain—or set of chains on wrists and ankles.

Freedom

Never lose a bracelet. Never catch a clasp on your favorite sweater or blouse. Permanent jewelry is worry free.

Calling all Entrepreneurs!

You can become a permanent jewelry artist with little investment and training. We have everything you need to start selling permanent jewelry, for new startups or existing boutiques: Welders, chains, tools, and supplies!

How does it work?

Using an Orion micro welder from Sunstone, you simply place a chain around your customer's wrist or ankle and then weld the open link closed. The entire process can be completed in 10 minutes and is totally safe.  Charge $35, $70, $140 or more for every bracelet you sell for a quick ROI!

How do I sell it?

Start your own business and become a permanent jewelry artist by selling at fairs, markets, or home parties. Or add permanent jewelry to your existing jewelry studio, beauty shop, boutique, tattoo or piercing studio.

What does it cost?

Get started for as little as $3,000 and recoup your investment after selling 30 to 50 bracelets!

ONE: Measure Out the Chain
After your customer has chosen their preferred chain, wrap the chain around the wrist or ankle and determine a fit that is not too tight nor too loose.  Mark the link on the chain you will cut.

TWO: Cut the Chain
Using the cutting pliers that come with the Sunstone Permanent Jewelry Kit, cut one side of the link in half. Do NOT cut the whole link in half.  Make sure the cut link does not fall off the chain.

THREE: Prep the Link for Welding
Using the two chain pliers that come with your kit, bend the two ends of the cut link away from each other to create a gap wide enough to slide the uncut link (on the opposite side of the chain) through the cut link.  Then bend the ends of the cut link back together.  This step is much easier if you purchase the Orion mPulse with 5x microscopic optics.

FOUR: Keep Your Customers Safe
Place your customer's wrist or ankle under the automatic darkening lens, with the lens facing the customer.  Instruct others in the room not to look directly at the chain when welding. Place the protective leather patch between the chain and your customer's skin to prevent a burn, which is unlikely but possible. Make sure your customer records the next step and posts to social media.

FIVE: Weld the Link Closed
On the Orion mPulse, select the power you'll need to weld the link closed. If you're unsure, start with a low amount of power, like 3 joules. Using the chain pliers that come with your kit, apply pressure to both ends of the cut link to bring them together. While maintaining pressure on both ends with the pliers, touch the joint to the electrode. The Orion mPulse will create a weld. Check the weld for position and strength.

SIX: Polish the Chain
Take the fiberglass brush that comes with your kit and polish the weld.  Some types of metal will leave more soot than others.