Paw Print Engraving Guide
Your pet’s own paw print can be prepared for a meaningful necklace, bracelet or charm. A clear image showing the pads and their spacing helps preserve the character of the original print.
Preparing a paw print
- Use an existing ink print or a suitable pet-safe, inkless print kit, following the manufacturer’s instructions.
- Keep your pet comfortable and stop if they become distressed. Avoid household paint or other substances not intended for pets.
- Photograph the print straight-on in even daylight, showing the whole paw.
- Upload the clearest original image without filters or added text over the print.
Can you use an old or imperfect print?
A treasured print does not need to look perfectly tidy. If the main pad shapes are visible, we may be able to prepare it for engraving. Very smudged or incomplete prints need checking first; we cannot guarantee that missing details can be restored.
Can you use a photograph of the paw instead?
A photograph of a pet’s paw is different from a paw impression. Send it for a suitability check before ordering so we can advise on what is possible and which engraving option to choose.
Uploading and ordering
Select your jewellery and check its available engraving options. Upload your image in the relevant field, enter any requested text and check your choices before adding the item to your basket. For designs with multiple charms or engraving areas, explain clearly which image belongs where. Options and additional charges are shown on the product page.
Not sure whether your image is suitable?
Email your image to info@gemzbyemz.co.uk for a free suitability check before ordering. You do not need to place an order first.