Unless otherwise noted in the description, I work with bright and anodized aluminum rings from a few different vendors. Aluminum is generally considered a good hypoallergenic choice, although only your doctor can tell you for sure if it is safe for you. ​ However, the findings (clasps, ear wires, etc.) I use are made of varying metals and craft stores are not the best at labelling their metals. I am slowly moving away from colored findings, which typically have a color coating over a zinc metal alloy, to stainless steel (or sterling silver for ear wires). This coating can chip and flake off. However, some stainless steel does contain varying amounts of nickel. If you have a concern about what type of clasp or other finding is used on your piece, please contact me!

We've all run into aluminum at some point in our lives, whether it be aluminum pots and pans or aluminum foil. Anodization is a process that uses dye and electricity that alters the outer layer of the metal and gives us the ranges of colors you see in the rings I use. As I do not have the set up or knowledge needed to anodize my own rings, my rings are purchased from vendors in the US and Canada. ​ Because of how the process works, there can be color variations from batch to batch. Therefore Royal Blue made in January may not exactly match (and can be noticeably different from) Royal Blue made in June, or even March. If you're looking to purchase a set or matching pieces for an special occasion or event, please let me know. This way I can ensure the pieces are made from the same batch of rings! ​ NOTE: White is not an option in chainmaille. We've got silvers, greys, and frosts, but due to how the anodization process works, true white is not possible. Again, that wonderful site Blue Buddha Boutique has an AMAZING explanation: Why is there no white in anodized aluminum?

All purchases can be returned within 10 days of your delivery date at your cost. You will be refunded the full purchase price minus shipping. However, if you are having issues with your item, I would highly suggest you contact me at questions@fyrelynkz.com to discuss!

The technical answer is Yes. But will I? Probably not 😄 Creating a chainmaille 'shirt' is very time consuming and cost prohibitive, so I currently do not make armor pieces. If you are truly interested in one, let me know - I can probably find you some references!

Contact me! I will cover any reasonable repairs (at my discretion) for the first year. You will need to cover the cost of shipping the item to me and any replacement rings (if necessary). Once repairs are completed, the piece will be returned to you free of charge. ​ NOTE: Due to color variances in the anodization process and any wear and tear on the original item, any replacement rings may not exactly match. No compensation will be offered for these differences.