Font Gallery

We offer a variety of font styles for your engraving.

Fonts are divided into two groups: Diamond Drag and Laser. The fonts available depend, in part, on the composition of the product to be engraved.

Diamond Drag

Diamond Drag engraving is done with a diamond point stylus which engraves directly into metal and glass. The diamond tip "drags" into the metal or glass.  Diamond Drag engraving is not suitable for soft materials like wood or leather.

Below are some popular fonts, but many more are available, which you can see by visiting our office. Hover over a font to view a sample, or click on the PDF link to view a printable document.

Script Fonts (PDF) Block Fonts (PDF) Block Fonts(2) (PDF)
Bernard Tango Roman 4L Clarendon 3 Line
English 4 Line Bernard Tango Century 2 Le
Upright 5 Line Century 4L Old English 3 Line
Lucida Blackletter Regular Garamond 6L Optimal 3L
Victoria Script Universal 4L Goudy Bold 5 Line
Park Avenue 4 Line Roman 2L  
Roman 4 Line    
Minature Single Line Script    
Cursive 1 Line Upright    
Old English 3 Line    

Laser

In laser engraving, a beam of light passes through a precious gem (ruby or sapphire) which increases its power and is focussed by mirrors to a point on the surface of the target material.

Laser engraving can be used on metal, glass, plastic and wood. It is not as deep as Diamond Drag engraving.

Laser Fonts (1) (PDF) Laser Fonts (2) (PDF)

Glass and Sandblasting

Sandblasting is normally used for fine crystal, very heavy leaded glass, granite and certain other types of stone.

Sandblasting Fonts (PDF)