High polish gold and silver for a bright, reflective finish; antique gold, silver, bronze and copper for a darker, glare-resistant look that flatters sculpted 3D artwork; and black nickel for a shimmering charcoal tone.
We also offer dual plating, which mixes two finishes in the same design so certain elements stand out. For a bright pin carrying a lot of text, ask about recessed sandblasting — it adds a matte texture that keeps lettering legible against the shine.
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