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Handwriting and signature jewelry

In short

A handwritten word, a signature or a short note can be turned into a ring or pendant that keeps the character of the writing. Short text with confident strokes works best; very thin or very long writing is thickened or simplified so it survives casting and stays legible.

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Preparing the writing

  • Photograph or scan the writing flat, in good light and without shadows.
  • Dark ink on plain paper gives the clearest result.
  • Short words, names or dates work better than full sentences.
  • Crop to just the writing you want.

What to expect

Lines are rebuilt as solid metal strokes with a minimum thickness that can be cast and polished. Very thin pen lines are thickened, and letters are kept connected so the piece stays one strong body.

Pendant or ring?

A pendant can carry a word or a short line in the writer’s own hand. On a ring, a signature or initials fit on the top or along the band.

Questions and answers

Can you correct a spelling mistake in the original?

Tell us in your note; the design follows your instructions. Always check the spelling on the approval page, where you confirm it before ordering.

How much text fits?

As a rule of thumb, one to three short words on a pendant and a signature or initials on a ring. We’ll tell you if the text needs shortening to stay legible.

Spotted something inaccurate? Tell us through our contact page. Contact

Ready to start your piece?

Designing and one refinement round are free. You pay only when you approve.

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