Engraved Scotch Glasses: Sip From Custom Engraved Glass

Purchase Engraved Scotch Glasses Giftshire introduces its stylized initials on Engraved Scotch Glasses. As you can see on preview photos, the scotch glass has a centerpiece design that includes stylized initials and at the bottom of the design, name engraving will be placed in the center of design. The design includes a large scrollwork border that gives the scotch glass an elegant look. Father And Son Together The bond between a father and son deserves a special celebration gift. Picture this: you and your father sitting on a table and sharing stories or deep conversations about each other's life experience then make a toast to the future memories. Making new memories will make every sip special. The size of Scotch Glass 10 ounces. The Quality of Engraving Each scotch glass is cleaned before starting the engraving process. After cleaning, the glasses are placed in the laser engraving machine and the process begins. Lead-Free Scotch Glass Giftshire’s all whiskey glasses are labeled as lead-free which means no toxic metal included. How To Personalize An Engraved Scotch Glass? It’s super easy to personalize. You simply click the “personalize and add to cart” button then you’ll see a popup screen which is our custom page screen. You can customize your scotch glass with two lines of text engraving. First line is for the initial which will be placed in the center of the design. The other line is for name engraving text up to 12 characters. Can I request a custom engraving for my own design? Absolutely! You are not allowed to upload a custom photo on a custom page but our customer service team is online for 7/24 to make your expectations real. Why do people customize scotch glass? The engraving adds a unique and personal touch to any gift that transforms a regular, ordinary glass into a cherished keepsake. How To Maintain Engraved Scotch Glasses? It’s recommended to wash in hand with mild soap and hot water then dry with a soft water to avoid water spots. Extreme temperature changes may cause cracks on the glass.