Logo & branding
Your logo, stamped or engraved in 925 silver
The quickest way to make jewelry yours. Mark every piece the way established houses do — from 30 pieces per design.
Five ways to brand a piece
Choose one, or combine them
- 01
Logo stamp beside the 925
A small steel stamp made from your logo, struck inside a band or on a tag. Crisp and permanent — the classic maker’s mark.
- 02
Laser engraving
Fine lines, small text and serial numbers on flat or curved surfaces. Good for names, dates and detailed marks.
- 03
Cast-in logo
Your logo becomes part of the 3D model, raised or recessed, so it appears on every piece straight from casting.
- 04
Logo charm or tag
A small sterling silver tag in the shape of your logo, or engraved with it, added to a chain or clasp.
- 05
Branded packaging
Pouches, boxes and cards printed with your logo. Quoted separately — minimums depend on the material.
Good to know
Why we stamp your mark next to the 925
Under US law (15 U.S.C. §297), a manufacturer, dealer or importer that marks the silver quality on jewelry sold to consumers — “925” or “sterling” — must also apply a registered or applied-for US trademark, or its name: by the same method, in lettering at least as large, and as close as possible to the quality mark.
So for the US market, the cleanest solution is to stamp your registered (or applied-for) trademark — or your company name — right next to the 925. We size and place it for you, and show you a proof before production.
Selling in the UK? Silver pieces of 7.78 g and over need a UK assay office hallmark before they can be sold as silver there.
General information, not legal advice.
Artwork
What we need from you
- Your logo as a vector file: AI, EPS, SVG or PDF
- Where it should go on each piece, if you have a preference
- For packaging: colours (Pantone if you have them) and quantities
Very fine lines may be thickened slightly so they stay legible in metal. You’ll approve a proof first.
Tell us what you’d like to make.
Send a sketch, a photo or a few lines. We reply within one business day with questions or a quote.