We look at suitability.
Material, coating, shape, access and condition all matter. If we cannot assess confidently, we’ll say so.
Start an engraving
You bring it. We make it yours.
Have an object you want to personalise? Start with a photo. We’ll help you work out what is possible before anything permanent happens.
Start here
Show us the object first.
You do not need to know whether the item is engravable before contacting us. Send clear photos and the personalisation you have in mind. We’ll tell you what we need next.
1. The whole objectA clear photo helps us understand the item, scale and construction.
2. The engraving areaSend a closer photo of where you would like the engraving placed.
3. What you want engravedName, initials, date, handwriting, artwork, logo or another approved detail.
4. Material or model, if knownBrand, model or material information can help us assess suitability faster.
What happens next
A simple first conversation.
We keep the first step lightweight. You show us the item, we assess what we can, and only then do we ask you to move forward.
We refine the engraving idea.
We may ask about placement, size, source artwork, handwriting quality or the exact wording you want.
You approve before it becomes permanent.
Final spelling, artwork, scale and placement are checked before engraving begins.
What you can expect from us
Clear answers, careful handling.
Customer-supplied objects deserve a cautious approach. We’d rather decline an unsuitable object than make an uncertain promise.
We assess the object before confirming the job.
We may document visible pre-existing marks at intake.
We confirm placement and approved wording before engraving.
We’ll flag limitations if the available space or material affects the result.
We may decline an item if we believe engraving could damage it.
Please do not courier or hand over a valuable object before we have reviewed photos and confirmed that we want to inspect the physical item.
Need more detail first?
Explore before you enquire.
Ready when you are.
Send us the object and the idea. We’ll take it from there.