Permanent Jewelry Waiver
Permanent Jewelry Waiver
Before your permanent jewelry service begins, Nina Wynn asks clients to review and sign our permanent jewelry waiver. The form helps confirm that you understand the fitting and welding process, material considerations, everyday wear, removal and aftercare before your jewelry is welded closed.
Please review the information below and complete the waiver before your appointment.
What the Permanent Jewelry Waiver Covers
Permanent jewelry is custom-fit jewelry that is welded closed at a small connecting ring instead of using a traditional clasp. The waiver is intended to make sure clients understand the process before service begins.
- Permanent jewelry is custom fitted and clasp-free.
- The weld is applied to the jewelry's connecting ring, not directly to the skin.
- Fine chains are intended for everyday wear but are not indestructible.
- Permanent jewelry can be removed when needed.
New to permanent jewelry? Start with our Permanent Jewelry hub or read our Ultimate Permanent Jewelry Guide before your appointment.
Welding Safety, Metal Sensitivities & Communication
During a permanent jewelry appointment, a precision welding spark is used to close the jewelry at the small connecting ring. The welding process is performed on the jewelry rather than directly on the skin.
Clients should share any known metal allergies, sensitivities, skin reactions or relevant concerns before service so the jewelry material can be discussed before fitting and welding.
- Tell your jewelry specialist about known metal allergies or sensitivities.
- Remain still during the welding moment.
- Ask questions before signing if any part of the process is unclear.
- Choose a jewelry material suited to your preferences and sensitivities.
Learn more about everyday safety in our Permanent Jewelry Safety Guide .
Permanent Jewelry Removal
Permanent jewelry is not literally permanent. It can be removed when needed for a medical procedure, MRI, surgery, work requirement, sport, lifestyle change or personal preference.
When removal is necessary, locate the small connecting ring that was originally welded and carefully cut that ring with small jewelry cutters or sturdy nail clippers.
Whenever possible, avoid cutting the decorative chain itself. Save the chain, charms and connectors if you may want the piece inspected or re-welded later.
For detailed removal, cleaning and re-weld information, visit our Permanent Jewelry Aftercare Guide .
After Your Permanent Jewelry Appointment
Permanent jewelry is designed for everyday wear, but it should still be treated as fine jewelry. Chains can stretch or break if they are pulled, snagged, twisted or exposed to significant force.
- Clean gently with mild soap and warm water.
- Rinse and dry after significant sweat, swimming or product buildup.
- Be mindful around clothing, bags, gym equipment and activities that can snag jewelry.
- Save the complete piece if it is removed or breaks.
Explore our full permanent jewelry aftercare instructions for cleaning, swimming, removal, breakage and re-welding guidance.
Learn More About Permanent Jewelry
Use these resources before or after your appointment to learn more about permanent jewelry, materials, pricing, care and personalization.
Permanent Jewelry Waiver Questions
Do I need to sign a waiver for permanent jewelry?
Yes. Nina Wynn requires permanent jewelry clients to review and sign a waiver before the welding process begins.
Why do I need to sign a permanent jewelry waiver?
The waiver helps confirm that you understand the permanent jewelry process, welding procedure, everyday-wear considerations, metal sensitivities and how removal works.
Does permanent jewelry hurt?
Permanent jewelry should not hurt when properly fitted and welded. The welding spark is applied to the jewelry's connecting ring rather than directly to your skin.
Can permanent jewelry be removed for an MRI or surgery?
Yes. Permanent jewelry can be removed by carefully cutting the small connecting ring. Medical and imaging requirements vary, so always follow instructions from your healthcare provider or medical facility.
What if I have a metal allergy or sensitive skin?
Tell your jewelry specialist about any known metal allergies, sensitivities or previous skin reactions before the jewelry is fitted and welded.
Can permanent jewelry break?
Yes. Permanent jewelry is designed for everyday wear, but fine chains can still break if they are pulled, snagged, twisted or exposed to significant force.
Can permanent jewelry be re-welded after removal?
Often, yes. Save the chain and all components after removal. A jewelry professional can inspect the piece and determine whether it remains suitable for re-welding.
Should I complete the waiver before my appointment?
Completing the waiver before your appointment can help streamline your visit. Review all information carefully and ask questions if anything is unclear before the service begins.
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