How Much Does Permanent Jewelry Cost in Miami? (2026 Prices)

"How much is permanent jewelry?" is the first thing most people want to know — so let's answer it straight, no scrolling through fluff. Here's exactly what permanent jewelry costs at Bond & Fifth in Miami, what's included in that price, why it varies, and how to think about whether it's worth it.

Permanent jewelry prices in Miami (2026)

Welding is always included in every price below — there's no separate fee to close the chain. You pay for the piece, and we weld it on.

• Sterling silver — bracelet $75, anklet $85, necklace $125.
• 14k gold-filled — bracelet $85, anklet $105, necklace $135.
• Re-welds are free if the chain was purchased from us.

That's the whole menu, and it's the same at every location we serve. Most people spend between $75 and $135 for a single welded piece; a small stack of two or three chains runs proportionally more.

What's included — and what isn't

The price you see is the price you pay. There's no clasp fee (there's no clasp), no separate welding charge, and no surprise add-ons.

• Included: your chain, custom sizing, the weld itself, and free re-welds on our own chains.
• Optional: a connector charm or an extra-long length can add a little — and we'll always tell you before we weld.
• Sales tax applies as required in Florida.

Why do prices vary between pieces?

Two things drive the price: the metal and the length. Gold-filled costs a bit more than sterling because it contains real 14k gold. And a necklace uses far more chain than a bracelet, so it costs more than an anklet, which costs more than a bracelet. If you're weighing silver against gold-filled — on price and on how they wear — we broke that down in detail.

How much is a permanent jewelry party?

For private events — bachelorettes, bridal showers, birthdays — each guest chooses and pays for their own piece at the prices above (unless the host decides to cover them). Booking a private event carries a $150 booking fee, of which a $50 deposit holds your date, plus a group minimum spend that varies by event. We'll walk you through the details when you inquire; it's designed so a group of friends can split the experience easily.

Is permanent jewelry worth it?

Here's an honest way to think about it. A $75–$135 piece you wear every single day for years is one of the lowest cost-per-wear pieces of jewelry you'll ever own — most fine jewelry just sits in a box. Add the experience of getting welded with your people, and it's less a purchase than a small ceremony you get to keep. If you want disposable, this isn't it; if you want something that quietly becomes part of you, it's hard to beat.

How to get the most for your money

• Start with one piece you'll actually live in — you can always add to the stack later.
• Sterling silver is the most affordable way in; gold-filled is the upgrade for warm color with no upkeep.
• Going with friends? Book a private party and split the moment — everyone leaves wearing it.
• Keep our chains: re-welds are free, so a snag never means starting over.