Personalized handwriting bar necklace made in the USA -- engraved walnut wood jewelry -- custom handwriting engraving -- wood anniversary

This necklace can be engraved with any hand writing sample. The picture does need to be as clear and well lit as possible. If on paper, something like a black marker on white paper is ideal. The example was written using an app on a phone, so that would produce the best results. Another good option is to scan the handwriting sample. When ordering, simply send me a message with a picture of the desired hand writing and I will trace it for the engraving.

The back of the necklace can also be engraved with something. That could be for example: a date, or coordinates, or any other text or numbers. It can also be made in the horizontal format like shown in the pictures; if you would like it to be horizontal please make a mention of it when ordering.

My biggest priority is making sure that what you purchase is exactly what you are looking for, so please feel free to message me with your ideas and I'd be happy to draw up the design for you before I make it. It would bum me out if you receive something that you aren't happy with because you were nervous to contact me about it, so trust me when I say I am happy to help. :)

The wood part of the necklace measures 2 inches by 3/8 inch. The wood is protected with cutting board oil, which can be reapplied at any point if the wood looks dry or dirty. The chain is antique style bronze. The necklace comes at no extra cost in the gift box shown in the pictures.

The wood part of the necklace is made from solid walnut wood. After the wood comes out of the kiln at the sawmill, I do every step of the processing myself; while it is labor intensive to process solid cherry into wood that can be laser cut, the effort is definitely worth it. The appearance of a solid hardwood is far better than something like birch plywood or alder wood. Additionally, the walnut wood is sourced from a sawmill in western Michigan that produces lumber exclusively using street trees that have been removed due to construction or storm damage. I strongly believe in what they do and my dream is to open a similar operation myself!

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Utilizing yard trees for wood is one of the most eco-friendly and sustainable ways to source lumber as it does not contribute to deforestation or environmental destruction. It also gives a positive outcome for trees that are lost due to disease, pests, or construction, and gives additional positive value to the urban forest. Making a conscious decision to purchase products made from urban wood is a way of showing support for the urban forest and local craftsman.