Personalization on commission
Every piece is hand-engraved as agreed, with no configurator and no template.
The work begins by choosing one of the six themes of the collection as the base of the body. On that structure the engraved text opens up — a name, a date, a short phrase — and, when the commission calls for it, the carving of a logo or a motif of your own drawn from scratch on the metal.
The surface finish is defined at the end, together with the piece in hand: each treatment changes the way the light runs over the engraving. The commission can be delivered in a gift case with a personalized message card.
No request begins with a form. It begins with a conversation: understanding the reason for the commission, who it is for, and what must remain written forever on the brass.
Minimum order: to be agreed with the workshop.
The personalization process
Three steps, one conversation with human hands.
Write your idea
Tell us the motif, the text, the type of engraving and the metal you imagine.
There is no configurator and no form: only our direct contact channels.
Quote and confirmation
An artisan replies with the price, the details of the engraving and the estimated time.
Nothing moves until you approve the proposal in writing.
Engraving and shipping
The piece is engraved by hand, burin by burin, after your confirmation.
It ships nationwide, protected and made to last generations.
Get in touch
Every personalized piece begins with a conversation.
There is no configurator and no automatic quote tool. Write to us with the idea, the symbol or the date you want engraved and a person from the workshop will reply to agree on the drawing, the metal and the timing. Everything that is decided is decided by talking.
The fastest channel to send a reference, a photo of a crest or a hand sketch and get the engraver’s opinion.
For commissions with several symbols, high-resolution files or gift orders that require exact dates and dedications.
Response times
We answer in order of arrival, always with a person from the workshop. Current lead times and working days are published alongside the contact details.
Direct contact details, delivery times and payment terms live on a single page, so that no figure contradicts another between sections.