Custom Multiple Name Bracelet

Four finishes, and they are not the same kind of thing underneath.

• Gold · 18K Plated, Silver · Rhodium Plated and Rose Gold · 18K Plated. A stainless steel base, never brass, finished in 18K gold PVD, rhodium or 18K rose gold PVD. PVD bonds the finish to the steel, so it is far more durable than standard gold plating and fully waterproof.
• 18K Gold Vermeil. Solid 925 sterling silver under a minimum of 2.5 microns of real 18K gold. That is genuine precious metal, noticeably heavier in the hand, and warmer in color.

The plated three are the tougher option. Vermeil is the precious one.

In Gold, Silver and Rose Gold, yes. Those three are fully waterproof and tarnish resistant, so you can shower, swim, sweat and sleep in it without taking it off.

In 18K Gold Vermeil, take it off first. Vermeil is real gold over solid sterling silver rather than a hard industrial coating, so it asks for the care fine jewelry has always asked for: off before swimming, off before a long soak, and on after perfume rather than before.

No. Skin turns green because of the brass or copper underneath cheap plating, and no Gemiria piece is built on either. The plated finishes have a nickel free finish, and 18K Gold Vermeil is nickel free through and through.

The plated finishes are covered for 10 years against premature tarnishing, discoloration and chain or clasp failure under normal wear.

18K Gold Vermeil has its own 2 year warranty on the same terms.

Yes. Our Gold, Silver and Rose Gold finishes are made on a stainless steel base, never brass, with a nickel free finish: the surface that touches your skin is 18K gold, rhodium or 18K rose gold. That is why most sensitive skin wears them happily every day, with no green marks and no irritation.

If you have a diagnosed nickel allergy, choose 18K Gold Vermeil. It is solid 925 sterling silver under real 18K gold, nickel free through and through.

Up to 3 names on this piece, each up to 12 characters. Each name goes in its own field, so you never have to fit two into one.

Full diacritics are made exactly as typed, so á, é, í, ñ, ü, ő, ç, ø, å, š and ż come out as themselves rather than stripped back to a bare letter.

Yes. Standard is 5" / 13cm and Large is 6.5" / 16.5cm, and both include a 1.6" / 4cm extender.

Standard reads short on paper because this is not a plain chain bracelet. The nameplates themselves make up part of the circumference, so the chain only has to cover the rest. Standard fits most adult wrists. Choose Large for a broader wrist or a looser, more relaxed fit.

Every piece is made after you order it, so there are two clocks.

• Production: 7 to 10 days.
• Delivery: 1 to 2 weeks after it ships.
• Total: most orders arrive within 2 to 4 weeks of the order date.

Shipping is free worldwide, fully tracked and insured, with no minimum, and all import duties, taxes and tariffs are covered in every destination. FedEx Express is available at checkout for the US, UK, Canada, France, Germany, Australia and more.

If the error is ours, we replace it free or refund you in full, and we cover the return shipping with a prepaid label. Report it within 14 days of delivery with your order number and a photo.

If the spelling submitted was wrong, we cannot remake it free, because the piece was made to exactly that text. This is why the live preview exists, and why customization can still be changed within 24 hours of ordering, before production starts.

Personalized items are exempt from the standard EU right of withdrawal under Consumer Rights Directive Article 16(c). That exemption never applies to a defect or a production error.

Very little, and none of it is fussy.

1. Wipe it with the included microfiber cloth after lotion or perfume.
2. For a deeper clean use mild soap and warm water, then pat dry.
3. Store it in its box, and keep pieces apart so they do not scratch each other.
4. Keep it away from bleach, chlorine soaking, abrasive cleaners and ultrasonic cleaners.
5. In 18K Gold Vermeil, take it off before swimming, long soaks, perfume and hairspray.

Yes. Each name is typed separately, so one can be in Latin and the next in Arabic, Hebrew, Hangul, Japanese or Cyrillic. Families rarely all received their names in the same alphabet, and the piece does not require them to.