◆ Typefaces
Name necklace font styles - tuned for metal, not paper
A necklace font has one job a poster font never faces: it must survive as a physical object. Every typeface here is chosen for thick weldable joints, open counters and strokes that stay strong at 30-50 mm - then run through the welding engine so any name you type comes out as one cuttable piece. Preview any name in any script, free.
✦A digital product: you instantly receive laser-ready cut files (SVG + DXF) - not a finished necklace.
Hindi & Marathi - calligraphic Devanagari
The Devanagari typeface is a bold calligraphic style with a strong shirorekha - the headline that makes Indian name pendants read as one flowing word. Pen-stroke terminals give it the hand-lettered jewellery feel, while the engine bridges bindus and floating matras into the piece. See it in action on the Hindi and Marathi cut-file pages, or preview any name directly.
Gujarati - bold rounded calligraphy
Gujarati has no headline, so the typeface carries the connectivity itself: generous rounded letterforms with thick junctions, welded and bridged wherever letters part. The result keeps the script’s soft, flowing character while cutting as a single piece.
English - jewellery display style
The English face is a bold display style with confident serifs and thick joints - the “nameplate” look rather than a fragile signature script. It welds cleanly, reads at 30 mm, and polishes without losing its details.
More typefaces are coming
The engine supports multiple fonts per language, and new calligraphic styles are in production. When they land, you’ll pick a font per name - and existing library designs will note their typeface on every listing. For the design thinking behind these choices, read our guide to the best fonts for name necklaces on the journal.
◆ The real test
Every font looks different with your name in it.
Type the name, pick the language, and see the exact welded letterforms - free, before any purchase.