"Is This Handwriting Image Good Enough To Use?"

Last Updated: February 23, 2026 •
Originally Published: May 22, 2021 •

We get this question a lot. Spoiler: it almost certainly is.

A customer is looking to create a piece of handwriting jewelry, but she's worried the handwriting she has isn't good enough to use.

It's natural to wonder: will we not be able to us it at all? If we use it, will it not look good when the piece is created?

Lots of times, the handwriting is for a memorial piece, and this is the only handwriting they have.

We thought it would be interesting to show some of the handwriting we've used, to give you an idea of what we can do.

Sometimes, the handwriting is on a old card or letter, where the text is faint or has faded.

Or, it might be an image where there are lines or marks, smudges or creases.

We've even had a number of people send images so we could make jewelry from their tattoos! (These are really fun to do.)

The short answer is: don't worry. If you can read it, we can use it.

After many years and thousands of images, we've seen it all. Our expert artists have developed LOTS of tricks & techniques.

Not only can we bring out the handwriting in just about any image, we'll meticulously restore it to ensure sure the handwriting, and your jewelry, will come out great.

In fact, we even have some tricks for when there's handwriting doesn't exist.

And, rest assured, if we ever had any issues with the handwriting on your order, we'd reach out to you before making your jewelry. After all, we have a satisfaction guarantee, so we won't send you anything you won't love!