🖋 How a logo becomes an engraving

When pixels meet metal – the birth of a real impression

A logo on paper has an impact – a logo in silver remains. But the path from vector graphics to tactile engraving is more than just technology. It's a dance between digital and craftsmanship.

It all begins with an idea. Usually a clear design: lines, curves, perhaps a monogram or initials. These are translated in the workshop into a form that can not only be seen but also felt. This requires burins, steady hands—and the courage to carve a design into irreversible form.

The lines have to be right. The depth has to be right. Because what lives in silver, lasts forever. Nielloa logos are more than just trademarks – they are engravings with character.

Whether it's a seal, pendant, or clasp: engraving isn't the end of the design. It's its beginning—in metal, in memory, in emotion.

This is how a logo becomes more than a symbol: It becomes an impression. Lasting. Elegant. A little bit of Nielloa.