Features of the New Site

Update February 6

Copper and bronze rings are back! Only in round so far, but shapes are coming.

We've added imperial ring sizes to our metric line up.

Our referrals and rewards program is up and running.

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We're still filling in pictures and missing bits of information here and there, and the print shop hasn't been rebuilt yet, but I wanted to take a moment and show you around so you can be enjoying the amenities in the meantime.

The Rings section has been entirely rebuilt in a different structure, which is why it couldn't just be ported over from the old site. Now, each gauge / ID combination is an individual product and the metals are that product's variants. So you can navigate to Rings / Round / 18g/3.5mm and choose Sterling, Silver Filled, Argentium, Yellow Gold Filled or Rose Gold Filled. Quantity discounts of 25% off and 50% off are clearly marked and automatically applied. There will soon be a wealth of information available on each ring size -- RPO (rings per ozt), AR (aspect ratio) and more, made possible by the structure change.

The Kits section is divided into groups. Weave Kits, which teach a chainmaille weave; Project Kits, which teach something you can make with a weave you already know; Kitpacks, which are rings only refills for kits; Unitpacks, which are sets of rings for making medallions, sold individually; and best of all, Inchpacks, which are all the rings needed to make one inch of a given weave. The quantity you enter is the number of inches you want to make of that weave. The really great part is that you can mix metals in the inchpacks and get exactly what you want, like a silver filled Byzantine Rose bracelet with gold filled roses, for example. Yay!

I'm still setting up customer accounts and moving over the reviews, rewards and gift card systems, but they'll be done soon and I'll post an update. Let me know if you need something you can't reach in the meantime... and stay warm out there.

-- Aislyn

P.S. The new rewards program is up and running. Have a look!