Using More than One Handwriting Image for Your Jewelry

Last Updated: February 27, 2026 •
Originally Published: February 20, 2019 •

Customers often ask us questions like:

"I want the phrase, 'Love Mom X0X0X' on my bracelet/necklace/ring/etc, but I don't have a document where my mom wrote that exact phrase."

Or maybe you have a card with the writing you want, but you like the way Mom signed her name better on another card, so you want to have that version of "Mom" on your piece.

No problem! In this case we can combine handwriting from more than one image to create the message you want.

Sometimes it's combining handwriting for a memorial necklace. "Love Mom" or "Love Dad" is a favorite choice for many, and if they don't have a card or letter with that signature, we can combine images from more than one handwriting source to create it. When we combine them, we make sure to scale the words to matching sizes, and also matching line thickness.  

Around Mother's Day, we see lots of families that want to have each of the kids sign their name and have their signatures on that special necklace for Mom!

Here's how it works:

1. Send us images of the handwriting you want put on the jewelry. You can upload the images when you order, or just email them to us afterwards
2. Our artists will extract the handwritten words you want from each image. As part of that process, we'll take a number of steps to make sure your writing looks its very best.
3. Often, the handwriting from the images will be different sizes or thickness. So, we'll carefully adjust the writing so that it all matches seamlessly.
4. Then, we'll lay out the writing so that it elegantly fills the charm, and is visually balanced for the perfect look. This is an important step that, done well, can make a huge difference in the aesthetic appeal of the jewelry.

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Have questions? Let us know -- we're here to help!