Our Commitment

At W.R. Metalarts, we believe everyone should be able to enjoy browsing, learning about, and shopping for jewelry on our site - regardless of ability. Accessibility isn't a checkbox for us; it's part of the same values that drive our sourcing and our sizing (every ring, every body, same price, always). We're a small, family-owned studio, and we do our best within our size and resources to make this website usable for as many people as possible.

Accessibility on This Site

We don't build or maintain these tools ourselves, but some visitors find them useful for navigating websites more easily:

• JAWS Screen Reader
• American Foundation for the Blind: About Screen Readers

We haven't independently reviewed or tested these, and listing them isn't an endorsement of any claims they make - they're simply resources some people find helpful.

Third-Party Tools on Our Site

Some features of our site - like social sharing buttons or embedded scheduling tools - come from outside developers. We don't have full control over how these are built, and we may not be able to modify them to work perfectly with every assistive technology or for every disability. We're not responsible for the accessibility of tools we don't control, but we're glad to help you find a workaround if something isn't working for you.

A Note on Change

We're a small team, and this site will keep evolving - including how accessible it is. As we learn more about the specific challenges our visitors face, and as tools and technology improve, we'll keep making updates. If something isn't working well for you, we genuinely want to know.

We're Here to Help

If you're having trouble with any part of our site because of a disability, please reach out. This isn't the place for general product questions — it's specifically for help using, understanding, or navigating the site itself.

Email us anytime at studio@wrmetalarts.com, and let us know what you were trying to do and what happened. We'll get back to you and do our best to help.

When you reach out, your privacy is respected - you're never required to share your name, contact details, the nature of your disability, or anything else you don't want to include. If you'd like a response, just make sure to include your email address in your message.