Question 1

Will I receive the same product that I see in the picture?

Accepted Answer

The pictures posted on the website are the same product in inventory for that stock number and is the same product that we will engrave and ship to you. If we changed or switched to a different manufacturer we will contact you first before engraving and shipping our order to let you know and give you the option of canceling or continuing with your order. If we change product or manufacturers then we will replace the picture on the website with a current picture of what is in inventory.

Question 2

Where can I view my sales receipt?

Accepted Answer

We do not include a sales slip in with your order. Your sales receipt will be emailed to you at the time when your order is processed

Question 3

How can I return an item?

Accepted Answer

Yes, but only under certain circumstances. Unfortunately we do not issued any refunds once a product has been customized and engraved since we cannot resell the item. Refunds and returns are only authorized if we made an error in engraving, then you will have the option of us re-engraving your order or a refund.

Question 4

Will you restock items indicated as “out of stock?”

Accepted Answer

Yes, if an item is out of stock it is most likely on order with the manufacturer and we are waiting for it to shipped from the manufacturer. During these tuff economic times of the pandemic most supply lines have been drastically affected.

Question 5

When will my order ship?

Accepted Answer

We try to ensure all orders are processed, manufactured and shipped in our promised timeline of 3 to 5 business days. Naturally we are trying to produce all orders as fast as we can while assuring quality control. Certain times of the year we are busier than other times so production during the busy time can run closer to 5 to 6 days and in the slower times can run as soon as 2 to 3 days.

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Hand Engraving – A Dying Art