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White Sands

Frequently Asked Questions 

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What is permanent jewelry?

Otherwise known as eternity and forever jewelry, permanent jewelry is fitted and welded, eliminating the clasp. Micro welding techniques offers a precise, rapid method of bonding metals. Condensed electrical currents and a flash of heat seamlessly weld your bracelet in a matter of secondsA curated collection of platinum,14K gold (y +w+rose), gold fill and sterling chains are available. MKJ offers seamless necklaces, anklets and bracelets. 

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Why choose MKJ? 

Melene Kent Jewels is greater Boston's premiere permanent jeweler, having worked in the industry for 19 years.  Quality is guaranteed, having completed over one thousand welds, consistent five star reviews and twenty years of jewelry design. MKJ is acclaimed for bespoke work and has crafted commissioned jewels for Bloomingdales, Boston boutiques and private clients. Please click here to read more about the  â€‹  

 

Can I add a charm?

Yes, charms and links are available in sterling, 14K gold (y + w +r) and gold fill  with options to add diamonds and gemstones. MKJ collaborates with several independent artisans to curate a one of a kind, handmade selection. Custom design work available.

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What is the source and quality of your materials? 

All chains are ethically sourced from within the US and Italy. Our raw materials are meticulously selected from MJSA (Manufacturing Jewelers & Suppliers of America) certified sources.  Recycled materials are utilized when available and the remnants of finished pieces are recycled and donated to The Toolbox Initiative.  Quality guaranteed. â€‹

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How can my jewelry be removed or re-welded?

MKJ jewelry can be worn in MRI machines and through airport security. Most pieces can be removed at home with kitchen shears.  Each purchase includes  complimentary re-welding service. If it's inconvenient to re-book, you may mail your chain and have a clasp added for a small fee. MKJ bears no responsibility for lost jewelry.

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