£65.95 delivered
Ready in about a week
See it on first

Your name. In solid silver.

Type a name and watch it turn into a nameplate. Spin it and see it on. Solid sterling silver, £65.95 delivered with the chain, paid in full. Cut in our workshop in Kent.

Warming up the laser…

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Type the name

Spell it exactly how you want it. We cut what you type, so check it twice. Then once more for luck.

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Up to 10 characters. Letters, accents, numbers, hyphens, apostrophes and & all welcome. No spaces: every letter has to touch the next.

Next, the font

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Pick a font

Script is the classic. Block is the bold one. Tap each one and watch your plate change.

Next, the metal

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Choose your metal

Silver's the easy yes. 9ct gold is the one you pass on. The heavy is a quarter thicker.

9ct gold is hallmarked 375 by the London Assay Office. Same price whatever the name, up to 10 characters.

Next, the chain

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Pick a chain

16 inches sits at the base of the neck. 18 inches drops to the collarbone. Flip between them and see.

Chain included, in the same metal as your nameplate.

See your nameplate

Your nameplate

Here's what we'll cut.

Name
Font
Metal
Chain
Size

Nameplate and chain, insured delivery and VAT included

Pay half today

The rest when it's finished

I've checked the spelling:

This is made to your design, so there's no 14-day cancellation. You've got 3 days from your order to change your mind, and we'll refund you in full. After that we start cutting and it isn't refundable, because it's got your name on it. Orders from 15 December go straight to the bench to make Christmas, so the 3 days don't apply to those.

This is made to your design, so there's no 14-day cancellation. You've got 3 days from your order to change your mind, and we'll refund your deposit in full. After that we start cutting and your deposit isn't refundable, because it's got your name on it. Orders from 15 December go straight to the bench to make Christmas, so the 3 days don't apply to those. Pay the rest within 6 months of us telling you it's ready.

We cut it. In Kent.

A nameplate being detailed at the bench in our workshop — Detailed at our bench in Kent.

A nameplate being filed clean at the bench peg — Filed clean before it's polished.

Filing a nameplate at the bench in our workshop — Three shops in Kent, each with its own workshop.

Trading since 2003
250,000+ customers since 2007
35+ years making jewellery
Insured delivery included

Four steps. About a week.

Type itName, font, metal, chain. All on this page.
PayHalf today on 9ct, in full on silver. Then we get going.
We cut itIn our workshop, then polished. 9ct gold is hallmarked. About a week.
It's yoursPay the rest on 9ct, and we post it out insured.

Straight answers

What if I spell it wrong?

We cut exactly what you type, so check it before you order. If we get it wrong, we remake it free. If you spot your own mistake, ring us on 0208 301 5484 before we start cutting and we'll fix it.

Is it solid gold, or plated?

Solid 9ct gold the whole way through, hallmarked 375 by the London Assay Office. Not plated, not filled, not "gold tone". It costs more than plated, and we won't pretend otherwise. But there's nothing to wear through. The silver is solid sterling silver.

How long does it take?

About a week from your order to finished. Then we post it out insured, and that's in the price. Rather collect? Ring us on 0208 301 5484. Christmas: last orders 18 December to guarantee Christmas. Orders from 15 December go straight to the bench to make Christmas.

Can I change my mind?

Yes, for 3 days after you order, and you get back everything you've paid. After that we start cutting, and it's got your name on it, so it isn't refundable. Orders from 15 December go straight to the bench to make Christmas, so the 3 days don't apply to those.

On 9ct, what if I don't pay the rest?

You've got 6 months from when we tell you it's ready. After that we keep the deposit and the nameplate is melted down.

Why can't I have a space?

A nameplate is one piece of metal, so every letter has to touch the next. A gap would leave half your name on the floor.