TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

Appointments are not required for pop-ups. If you are a business owner and would like to schedule a pop-up or private event for your business, shoot me an email or Instagram DM and I’ll get back with you ASAP. To the vacationers, please contact me directly if you’d like to schedule a private event, which I am more than happy to facilitate if I have availability. I am also offering minor jewelry repair services (depending on how busy these events are) and am more than happy to take a look at your broken jewelry, as well. If I can’t fix a piece at a pop-up, I am also taking more intricate repairs and cleanings to my studio and will, more than likely, be able to return it to you before you leave the Outer Banks, depending on the situation. Please contact me via Instagram if you’d like me to do a repair and plan on stopping by a pop-up so I can bring the appropriate tools.

THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH FOR THE CONTINUED SUPPORT. I HOPE TO SEE YOU ALL VERY SOON.

ALL MY LOVE,

CARSON

FAQs

UPCOMING EVENTS:

Thursdays in August: The French Door in Nags Head, 10-1

  • First, you choose the chain you’d like and then it is cut to fit your wrist. Next, I use an arc welder to join the jump ring “permanently”.

  • Absolutely not! The welding of the jump ring is concise and contained, so it doesn’t burn your skin.

  • Absolutely! These chains are purposely dainty so that they can be removed, if necessary. You are able to remove them with scissors or toenail clippers, or sheer force if warranted.

  • I will be bringing this craft to your favorite vendors and venues on the Outer Banks. If you’re interested in making an appointment for a party such as a bachelorette party, baby shower, sorority party, etc. feel free to contact me and we can set something up.

  • The chains I supply are precious metals and will not turn your skin green.

  • Though it is best to keep all of your jewelry routinely polished and clean, life happens (especially here in the salt air). Any polishing pad will help to remove and reduce tarnishing. Steel wool with dish soap is also a great option to clean and keep tarnishing at bay. If you’re having issues, reach out and I can help.

  • Absolutely. These chains are completely fine to wear in the shower, the ocean, or the pool. However, make sure to clean your jewelry after going to the beach- this applies to all jewelry.

  • Life happens and things break. If you intentionally or unintentionally remove your bracelet, I will happily reweld it for you for a small fee. If you lose your chain, you will have to purchase a new one.

  • As long as your child is 12+, I am happy to weld a permanent chain on your child WITH PARENTAL SUPERVISION. A release form will also need to be filled out.

  • Though charms will certainly be an option in the future, I do not have them in stock, at present.