Jewellery Engraving

Our lead times vary depending on workload, season, and the specifics of your order.

• Individual items (e.g. a champagne flute or a set of tumblers): usually processed within 24–48 hours.

• Bulk orders (50+ units): typically 4–7 working days.

We’ll always be upfront about turnaround times, and we’ll work with you to meet urgent deadlines wherever possible.

Absolutely! We know many of our customers aren’t local. Send your glassware directly to our engraving workshop at:

Laser Engraving Service
57 Leather Lane
London EC1N 7TJ

You’re welcome to purchase your products or materials online and have them shipped directly to our workshop.

Packaging & Delivery Guidelines

• Pack items securely to protect against scratches, dents, or damage.

• We recommend sending all parcels via a tracked and insured postal or courier service for added peace of mind.

• Include your name, contact details, and return postage address and order reference (if applicable).

• Include your engraving details—text, size, placement, plus any helpful notes.

If you have any questions before sending your item, feel free to contact us—we’re always happy to help!

If you would like to supply your own artwork, for the most accurate engraving results, we prefer vector files. Common formats include:

• AI (Adobe Illustrator)

• DXF (Drawing Exchange Format)

• SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics)

Please also provide the exact dimensions or scale of your design.

Don’t have a vector file? No problem. Just send us your sketch, image, or PDF, and our design team will help refine and prepare it for engraving.

Our glass engraving service starts from just £20.00 + VAT, with generous discounts available on orders of five or more, making us a trusted and affordable choice for both individuals and businesses with larger-volume needs.

The nature of our business is bespoke, and every project is one-of-a-kind and, therefore, requires a tailored quote, depending on the following factors:

Artwork Requirements

For the best results on glass, we need a properly formatted vector file (.AI, .EPS, or high-res .PDF). Artwork prep can take anywhere from 15 minutes to several hours, depending on complexity.

Machine Setup & Preparation

Glass engraving demands a precise setup. Your item must be carefully aligned in the machine, often with multiple adjustments. Laser settings — power, speed, and pulse frequency — are fine-tuned to the glass type and thickness, preventing chipping and frosting while ensuring a clean, professional finish.

Processing Time

Detailed artwork requires slower engraving speeds and reduced spacing between intervals to achieve a crisp, clean finish. While this delivers striking results, it does increase processing time, especially for large or intricate motifs.

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While we can't engrave in colour, we can enhance your engraving by using specialised carnauba wax, which is available in a range of metallic colours. This semi-permanent wax is carefully rubbed and buffed into the engraved area, creating contrast and making the design stand out, especially on tinted or dark-coloured glass.

Absolutely! We offer discounted rates on bulk orders, whether you're customising items for weddings, corporate events, branded merchandise, product launches, or group gifts. Our quantity discounts typically start from five items or more.

You name it, we can engrave it.

• Personalised wine glasses – Perfect for weddings, anniversaries, or gifts

• Beer glasses – Customised for events, pubs, or personal use

• Shot glasses – Great for parties, souvenirs, or promotional items

• Wine decanters – Engraved for special occasions or presentation pieces

• Champagne and wine bottles – Engraved and colour-filled, even when full

• Glass vases – A beautiful option for personalised gifts

• Glass trophies and awards – Professional engraving for recognition and achievements

• Perfume bottles – Personalised for luxury gifts or branding

• Glass panels for signage – Stylish, engraved signage for homes or businesses

Absolutely — we can engrave the vast majority of glass types. With over a decade of experience, we’ve perfected our techniques when engraving a wide range of popular glassware brands, including LSA, Riedel, and Waterford, for example.

Take lead crystal, for example: its brilliance comes from a higher lead content, which makes it more sensitive to engraving. With the correct settings and surface treatment, we're able to achieve crisp, flake-free results.

Need advice before purchasing? Get in touch — our team will recommend the best glassware for your design or project.

Because glass varies widely in quality and composition, laser engraving can sometimes be unpredictable, especially with premium or delicate pieces.

Over the years, we've refined our techniques to consistently deliver high-quality results across a wide range of glassware, including well-known brands like LSA, Waterford, Riedel, and Lehmann.

When we’re unsure of how a specific glass type will react, we take a cautious and tested approach. We’ll discreetly engrave a small test square in an inconspicuous area to determine the ideal laser settings. We also use tried-and-true methods to treat and prepare the glass surface, helping to minimise flaking and prevent any damage during the engraving process.