Show us the object
Send clear photos or bring the item in so we can assess material, coating, shape and engraving area.
You bring or send the object. We check whether it looks suitable, prepare the engraving, confirm the placement with you and only then make it permanent.
Most jobs follow the same path. We check the object first, then the design, then your approval. Only after that do we engrave.
Send clear photos or bring the item in so we can assess material, coating, shape and engraving area.
Share the name, initials, message, date, handwriting, artwork or logo you want applied.
We confirm whether the object appears suitable and flag anything that could affect the result.
Placement, scale, spelling and artwork are confirmed before anything permanent happens.
The approved personalisation is applied and your object is prepared for return or collection.
Customer-supplied objects can vary enormously. We inspect what we can before confirming a job.
We look at the base material, visible coatings, plating and finish because each can react differently.
Flat surfaces are simpler. Curved, recessed or awkward areas may limit placement or size.
We note scratches, chips, dents and other visible marks before work begins.
Handwriting, logos and illustrations may need preparation so they engrave cleanly at the available size.
We check that the proposed area is accessible and suitable for the intended mark.
If the likely result is uncertain or we think the object may be damaged, we may decline the job.
Engraving is permanent, so the approval stage is important. Before we proceed, you should carefully check spelling, dates, initials, artwork and placement.
Once you approve the final version, we work from that approved information.
Because you are trusting us with an object you already own, we document the item before work and ask you to confirm the personalisation carefully.
The fastest way to get a useful answer is to send enough information for us to understand both the object and the engraving idea.
Send a photo and your engraving idea. We’ll tell you what we need next.