Your initials, joined by a heart
For the one whose initial already sits next to yours on everything.
You see a proof before we engraveYou see a proof of every engraving before we make it
Engraving ideas
Start from one of these and change anything: the words, the date, the symbol, the ring. Each preview is drawn the way our studio draws your design. For a fingerprint or handwriting, you send us your own, and we show you a proof before anything is engraved. How to send them.
Initials, a place, a date, their writing: the small things only the two of you will read.
For the one whose initial already sits next to yours on everything.
On The Crest
For the one who said yes: the spot, in numbers only the two of you will read.
For the one whose notes you've kept: a word in their writing, and the date it began.
On The Crest
For the one you'll always reach for: their print, and the word you both say.
Her children's initials, their birthdays, or the first words they wrote her.
On The Crest
For the mum who remembers every birthday: a June rose, and the day.
On The Ingot
For the mum who keeps everyone together: one initial for each of them.
On The Crest
For the mum with a drawer of cards: the words they wrote her, wobbles and all.
Plain, strong and quiet: a year, a print, a single word.
On The Ingot
For the dad who doesn't need reminding which year changed everything.
For the dad who'd carry them everywhere if he could: their ink print, on his hand.
Matching rings, the year you met, or each other's initial.
On The Ingot
For the friend who's been there through every version of you.
On The Navette
For a pair of matching rings: your initial on hers, hers on yours.
Your own monogram, a word to come back to, or the month that's yours.
For yourself: an August poppy, and the month and year that are yours.
Their name, the day they arrived, and the smallest fingerprint you'll ever ink.
On The Crest
For a new parent: the name you chose, and the date it became theirs.
For the newest hands in the family: an ink print you make at home, small as it is.
For the parent who'll never forget the numbers on the card.
On The Navette
For a new mum who'd like something fine enough to wear with everything.
A paw print and the name they come running to.
On The Ingot
For the dog who's family: their paw, and the name they come running to.
For the one who greets you at the door every single time.
Their fingerprint, their writing, their years. Kept close.
A quiet sign of peace, with the first letter of their name.
To remember them by a small flower, and the name only family used.
The date, or each person's own initial, for the people who stood beside you.
On The Ingot
For the groomsmen and bridesmaids: the day they stood up for you.
For the wedding party: a ring that remembers whose day it was.
On The Navette
For bridesmaids who'll wear it long after the day: their own initial, not yours.
A birthday number, a graduation year, an anniversary in Roman numerals.
For a twenty-first, a fortieth or a hundredth: the number, plainly.
On The Crest
For ten years married: the number in Roman numerals, and the day it started.
For the climb you trained a year for: the mountain, and its height.