Hello !

[PeppermintPurple]

Wow - love your rain cloud jewellery Lauren !!

[caroleallen]

I always get bangle strips hallmarked and then form them. I've never noticed that it distorts the mark - it's still readable. It's the only way to be able to finish and send out personalised items quickly.

[CJ57]

Hi and welcome from me too.

[PeppermintPurple]

I always get bangle strips hallmarked and then form them. I've never noticed that it distorts the mark - it's still readable. It's the only way to be able to finish and send out personalised items quickly.

Ah caroleallen - that's what I thought so I'm glad you have not had any problems - because I have not started selling anything yet, I suspect that when I do the orders could come in drip feeds, so sending blanks in bulk I thought would be the 'easiest' and 'cheapest' way !

[SteveLAO]

I guess it depends on where the mark is struck? Don't forget you can choose where you want the mark located and if it's do-able then we'll do it, so It would be best to locate it on an area which isn't going to be bent too much?

[germy]

Me too,hello！

[Vanessa]

Hi peppermint I'm glad you've asked the questions you have as they have been on my mind a while also. I''ve always wondered whether if I made a piece, let's say a ring, with a stone would I hallmark it once finished or before setting the stone ... but I suppose it doesn't matter so long as the assay office sees all of its components.

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