Permanent Jewelry - Everything You Need To Know - Webinar Replay Nov 16 2022 Melissa Muir & Sunstone

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Have you heard about Permanent Jewelry? Want to know how to create your own Permanent Jewelry business? This webinar covers it all. Originally filmed live on November 16, 2022.
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Here is what you will learn:
* The current state of the permanent jewelry trend
* The truth about permanent jewelry safety: Medical emergency removal, how young is too young, skin reactions, and more!
* What you need to know about chain: How thin is too thin, how thick is too thick, styles, jump rings, obstacles to avoid, and more!
* Key Tools You Need: What tools will save you time and help you avoid uncomfortably long appointments
* The Best Welders and the Worst Welders: What your options are, what features are must-have's versus nice-to-have's
* How to Close a Fine Chain-this is the secret sauce to a successful business!
* Post-welding Tips and Tricks
* ROI Analysis
* Marketing Tips and Tricks
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@michaelharmon5991 Год назад

❤your presentation. Been a jeweler for 40 years and have seen many trends come and go. But impulse welding has a wide range of applications. I built my own machine because I'm also an engineer. Anyway, just wanted to drop a line and say I wish I had met you years ago.

@MelissaMuir Год назад

Thank you so much. That is a wonderful compliment.

@michelew2169 Год назад

This was amazing! Thank you for such detailed instructions on all aspects of this business!

@jai1558 2 месяца назад

This was such an exceptional video Melissa. Thanks so much for all of the detailed information. You’re helping me to become a very successful entrepreneur.

@charlottesmith6131 Год назад

This is the best training video I have found to date! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

@MelissaMuir Год назад

Thank you so much. I appreciate that

@bernadettea8113 Год назад

Thank you for such a thorough explanation! I greatly appreciate this so much. :)

@MelissaMuir Год назад

I am so glad it was helpful

@shaewarzocha5190 Год назад

Amazing information. She knows her stuff.

@MelissaMuir Год назад

Thank you

@aimeebrock4491 Год назад

Where are some great places to buy chains for permanent jewelry?

@carmencita973 Год назад

Great video!!

@MelissaMuir Год назад

Thank you.

@nicolaslospetros Год назад

Very helpful video. I'm so sad that found it after we make a lot of mistakes) btw all policies , warranties and inventory tracking system we found and bought on etsy in CortadoWitch shop (i can't leave link because of youtube) and just bought brochure to our event planners.

@samanthachiofolo9718 2 месяца назад

What do you recommend for chain size, meaning the thinnest - thickest max ?

@user-zs4wr6cj9d 11 месяцев назад

This is so helpful! Thank you for sharing. Do you have any suggestions on where to have your contracts and liability forms for in-person events? I would like to have people sign on an ipad vs printed papers. Do you have suggestions for this? Thank you!

@hstorer Год назад

You had a video on how to fix a broken grounding wire in your stylus but now I can't find it. Do you have a link to that video please. Thanks very much in advance Melissa!

@user-kc7gl5ro6y 6 месяцев назад

This is so helpful! thank you so much. I have another question, where do you recommend to buy 14k gold chains for permanent jewelry?

@OanhNguyen-rv5hh Год назад

Can you show how you use your filler wire for gold filled?

@TheMolli555 Год назад

Can anyone share what they are charging to make the bracelets.

@mirandaaaa5140 Год назад

Can you recommend a soldering machine for a permanent jewelry business?

@Friction-Jewelry Год назад

Do you rely solely on your waiver for liability or do you have insurance as well? I'm looking into insurance options and finding it difficult. The big companies don't really know how to insure it and only offer slip and fall GL insurance. I'm having some luck with independents, but wondering if you've already researched this and can save us some calling around :)) thank you for the great video! My other question is, do you have a video were you use filler wire to weld, I"m wondering how that works without three hands :))

@MelissaMuir Год назад

That is a good question. I am not sure about insurance. Sorry to not be any help there. I do not have a video on that yet, but it is coming.

@ambushxo Год назад

Thank you for all of this info! Should the material of the jump ring be the same as the bracelet or a different material?

@MelissaMuir Год назад

I always do my best to use the same material

@amberb.3454 11 месяцев назад

Adding to the mri section. I am an MRI tech, and I do permanent jewelry on the side. At our facility, we do require all permanent jewelry to come off. It’s our policy that any form of “hoop” must be removed. Any hoop made of metal can conduct an electric current and can actually harm the patient if this happens. Even if this metal is not ferromagnetic. People get upset about this but it really is for their safety

@MelissaMuir 11 месяцев назад

Thank you for sharing this that is great to know.

@vanessakremer8879 Год назад

Could you elaborate on how to include filler wire? Is this essentially creating a jumping ring or are you adding a piece to the joint like you do with solder?

@MelissaMuir Год назад

I am going to be showing and exploring this in my next webinar on March 29th. But essentially, I put the end of the wire at the hook and zap it with that welder. And I continue to add the metal until I have enough, it doesn’t usually take much. Then I use the welder to spread and smooth it out.

@juliayost6755 Год назад

where is a good place to find bulk chain to use?

@MelissaMuir Год назад

I really like Halstead and Rio also has a great selection.

@preciousdebris662 Год назад

Listening to this video, I thought of something... I weld/solder all of the chains I sell so there's no breakaway point, which my customers and I love. Is there any more or less liability in doing that vs permanent jewelry??

@MelissaMuir Год назад

Sorry for the delay in my response, I was traveling out of the country. If my chains have any real thickness to them, I always have a breakaway point. Something has to break. I want it to be the chain, not a wrist or neck.

@helengittus665 11 месяцев назад

Hi Melissa, thank you so much for all this phenomenal information! I’ve just bought the Orion PJ and have been practising with the different wattages. There’s certainly a knack for getting it right. I have a question about welding different thicknesses of metal together. I want to weld a piece of 0.6mm wire to a piece of 0.8mm flat sheet (it’s a strand of pearls on the wire being joined to the cut out sheet to make a pendant). Is there anything to consider when doing this? Do I aim the point exactly into the joint? Or more on theI’ve practiced on a few pieces and I can’t seem to get it right!

@MelissaMuir 11 месяцев назад

You are going to aim for the join. But I would put the electrode more on the thicker material and aim it toward the seam.

@helengittus665 11 месяцев назад

Thank you!@@MelissaMuir I also had another question regarding permanent jewellery. I love that you take the safety of the chain thickness into such consideration. I wondered if a customer is adamant they want a thicker chain, if you would link with a thinner jump ring? Obviously you'll see the joined link but if they aren't fussed about that, would that be an option? Or would it snap very quickly do you think?

@MelissaMuir 11 месяцев назад

@@helengittus665 I would put a thick jump ring on that somewhat matches and then NOT weld it closed.

@helengittus665 11 месяцев назад

🤩Yes! Good thinking! Thank you@@MelissaMuir , so helpful!! x

@Anne1000. Год назад

My customers would be here traveling, so offering free reweld wouldn’t most likely be an option. Do you think places that offer this be able to re weld a jump ring if they didn’t initially purchase through them?

@MelissaMuir Год назад

Yes, absolutely, but I am pretty sure they would charge for it.

@StudioOpalBoutique Год назад

Nevermind, I see this was last year

@duocmat5192 Год назад

👍👍👍❤️

@breflex_3913 Год назад

So if your a jeweler the best one is 150s , you said you can retip prongs with it?

@MelissaMuir Год назад

As a jeweler, I wouldn’t want anything less than the 150s. So either that or the 200i. And yes, you can retip with both of them.

@AmandaCox-uv6bz Год назад

What is the proper way to sharpen the tungsten?

@MelissaMuir Год назад

I use a Diamond disc on my dremel.

@AnicaHerrera-zm6xs Год назад

I’m have the sunstone Orion mplus it seems like my needle isn’t long enough

@MelissaMuir Год назад

I will show you how to get the right length.

@MelissaMuir Год назад

I have a webinar on April 5 and I will cover all the welding issues. sunstone.webinargeek.com/permanent-jewelry-welding-secrets-how-to-close-a-bracelet-with-just-one-zap?cst=melissamuir

@user-rl7eb7wx8z Год назад

How do I get a copy of Andy's case study?

@MelissaMuir Год назад

I believe they have it on the Sunstone Engineering website. I will see if I can find a link

@kangaroojackblog6586 Год назад

You're so cute.. i like to have foredom but the price is very high.. so choose to buy ingco dremel as a temporary rotary tools.. when i have enough money i will buy foredom for my glass engraving/ etching arts.. 😊😊😊😊

@missicksjourney621 11 месяцев назад

great video! have you worked with any of the economy welders/ amazon one or other that you recommend for those on low budget?

@MelissaMuir 11 месяцев назад

I have worked with a few of them. And all I can say is, you will soon have a large door stop. If you are wanting a quality “economy” machine, look at the new Zapp by Sunstone. The Amazon machines are not consistent.

@nix3751 Год назад

Do you offer classes

@MelissaMuir Год назад

Yes. I do.

@nix3751 Год назад

@@MelissaMuir may I please get details

@MelissaMuir Год назад

@@nix3751 please shoot me an email and let’s talk. Melissa@melissamuir.com

@nix3751 11 месяцев назад

@@MelissaMuirthanks

@beckyrobinson3528 Год назад

Does argon gas make for a stronger weld?

@MelissaMuir Год назад

It can help facilitate it. It helps keep the area clean while the weld is happening to lessen the chance of porosity. Your metal also welds a bit more smoothly with it.

@beckyrobinson3528 Год назад

@@MelissaMuir Thank you.