Pendant with your own logo: this is what you should send when requesting a quote

A pendant with your own logo should be easily recognizable at the size it will actually be used. Before you request a quote, it is therefore useful to gather the logo, desired dimensions, and some information about materials and budget. This provides a clearer starting point for evaluating the design.

At Iceyard, you can request a custom pendant. You do not need a finished technical drawing. A good reference and a short description are enough to start the conversation about what can be made.

1. Send the clearest version of the logo

Use the original file if you have it. A vector file, such as an SVG or PDF with vector graphics, can show the contours clearly when the design is enlarged. If you only have an image, choose a high-resolution version without filters and with clear contrast between the design and the background.

Feel free to include an image showing how you otherwise use the logo, but explain which version is correct. If the name exists in several fonts, you should indicate which one should be used. For a text pendant, exact spelling, uppercase and lowercase letters, and punctuation are part of the order itself.

2. Explain which details are most important

A logo that works on a screen may have lines or spaces that become very small on a pendant. Therefore, indicate which parts must be clear and which details you are open to simplifying. Is it the letterform, the symbol, or the outer contour that makes the design recognizable?

Also describe whether you want a flat or more three-dimensional look. Should the logo stand in front of a backing plate, or should the spaces be open? A simple note directly on the reference image can clarify more than a long description.

3. Provide dimensions for the pendant and bail

Write the desired width and height in millimeters or centimeters. Specify whether the height refers to the design itself or the entire piece of jewelry, including the bail at the top. If the thickness is important to the look, you can describe whether you want a slim or more pronounced piece of jewelry, without guessing technical dimensions.

Feel free to cut out a paper shape in the size you imagine. Hold it against your chest or place it next to a chain you use. This provides a better assessment of the proportions than an enlarged screenshot. Images with a ruler next to them are useful when dimensions need to be conveyed.

4. Tell us which chain the pendant will be used with

If you already have a chain, provide the width of the link and the dimensions of the widest part of the clasp. Feel free to take pictures from several angles. The bail must be adapted to the part that will be fed through it, not just the width of the chain as seen from above.

If the chain and pendant are to be ordered together, write the desired chain length and which type of chain you like. You can use the chains in the online store as a reference. The Size Guide can help you compare lengths.

5. Describe the color, materials, and placement of stones

Distinguish between the color you want and the material you want. “Gold-colored” says something about the appearance, while the base material and plating describe the construction. If you are unsure, write it down and ask for options within the budget.

Explain whether the stones should cover the entire front, run along the edge, or be used in certain details. For names and logos, it is also important to consider the contrast between the letters and the background. Feel free to read about the difference between CZ and moissanite before deciding on the stone choice.

6. Include the back, budget, and desired date

It is easy to focus only on the front. Also describe whether the back should be plain, have a pattern, or contain text. Specify what text should be engraved, if any, and where you imagine it should be placed.

A budget or price range makes it easier to prioritize between size, materials, and details. If you have a date the jewelry will be used, provide it early. Ask for a concrete assessment of the timing before planning around delivery.

A short template for the request

• I would like a pendant with this logo or text: …
• Desired size, without and with bail: …
• The chain it will be used with, and relevant dimensions: …
• Desired color, material, and stones: …
• Wishes for the back or engraving: …
• Budget and possible date the jewelry will be used: …

Send a request for a logo pendant via the custom form. We will review your wishes and clarify the design and quote directly with you. If you would rather choose a finished piece of jewelry, you will find regular pendants here: regular pendants here.