Bonded by Gem Permanent Bracelet Appointment

Visit us just outside Chicago in Oak Park to get a Bonded by Gem permanent bracelet. Solid 14k gold options available! Book an appointment now.
PLEASE READ the following before booking! Select date and time below!  -Phone numbers are required at check-out to book an appointment.  -Appointment slots are 30 mins and can accommodate 1-3 people/bracelets! If you are coming by yourself or with 1-2 other people, you only need to book one appointment! Groups of four or more, please book two appointments back to back. -A $30 deposit will be taken to reserve your appointment spot*. This deposit will be applied toward the cost of your bracelet.  -Pricing: Sterling Silver and Gold Fill options starting at $95. 14k Gold options start at $125. -Chain options are subject to availability, if you have a special request for chain please let us know in advance and we'll do our best to accommodate). Pricing is for bracelets up to 7, an additional charge will apply for every additional half inch. Pricing is subject to change.  *Deposit is non-refundable for any no shows or cancellations made the day of. If you cancel at least 24 hours in advance, your deposit will be refunded in the form of a store credit valid toward a future appointment or full price merchandise.   or More questions? Read our Bonded by Gem F.A.Q. page or text 708-759-0200 Give the gift of a permanent bracelet gift card!
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