Hand Prints and Artwork on Silver Pendants

Your child's artwork can be captured in silver. This could be a hand or footprint in paint, the first piece of artwork from school or that picture of a 'stick figure' mummy on your fridge. All of these images can be made smaller and transferred to silver. All we need from you is a black and white photocopy or scan of the image and we will do the rest. If you are not sure if your image is suitable to use, why not email it to us and we will let you know what we can do. In making the image smaller some detail is inevitably lost, but we do our best to retain as much of the detail as possible.

As with our fingerprint pendants, you have the option to include a Cubic Zirconium stone, and the option of a back bale rather than an O-ring to hang the pendant from.

The finished piece can be in the form of a pendant, a brooch, a bookmark or a keyring. It is possible to do simple pieces of art on standard size but not nugget charms, we suggest you contact us first to discuss the options for charms.

Examples of what we can do include:

1) A fingerprint pendant with the child's name in their own handwriting - not available on small pendants, needs to be medium or large size. 

2) A  hand or footprint with the child's name in either our writing or the child's own writing if they are old enough to write it themselves, again needs to be medium or large size. 

3) A piece of artwork by your child, with their name as well if there is space on the pendant.

4) Anything else you can think of - just ask us!

The price of the pendant includes the cost of processing one image, there is a charge of £10 for each additional image that we need to process. 

What we need from you is the image of the hand/foot/paw print or whatever else you want imprinted. It is easiest to use child friendly poster paint (preferably a darker colour), and then either send us the original or a photocopy, or best of all scan the image in and email it to us. For dogs we have found the easiest way to get a paw print is put the paint on the dogs foot and then let the dog walk across the back of a sample of wallpaper or lining paper. We don not need the original, a scanned emailed image or photocopy is fine.