Embossing Stamps
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Add elegance to invitations, documents and more with crisp, custom embossing stamps.
- 41 mm diameter impression area
- Up to 44 characters per design
- Suitable for desk or pocket use
- Ink-free stamp (raised tactile designs)
- Dual die plate system
- Ergonomic grip for handling
- Works on 80–160 gsm paper stocks
- Protective carrying bag included
Note: For design clarity, use a font size of at least 9pt and limit text to 44 characters.
Seal every special moment
Looking for a simple way to make your invitations or stationery stand out? Embossing stamps can help with that. Use them to add a personal touch to wedding invitations, event details or custom stationery — great for celebrations, thank you notes or gifts. They also work well for business documents, certificates or branding materials. Each embosser is easy to hold and comes with a protective bag, so you can use it wherever you need.
Great for any space
No matter the occasion, embossing stamps are ready to help. Use them to add a special touch to invitations, books or napkins for special events. With space for up to 44 characters and a 41 mm diameter, you can customise each impression. They work best on sturdy, high-quality paper, allowing the raised design to stand out without tearing. They’re also helpful for business documents or certificates when you want a clear, professional mark.
Simple to personalise & use
Ready to design your custom embossing stamp? You can upload your own logo, add custom details or pick from a range of industry-related templates to get started. Once you’ve made your choices, we’ll handle the rest. Your embosser arrives ready to use right out of the box.
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Frequently asked questions
An embossing stamp is a small tool that lets you press a raised design or seal into paper. People often use them to add a special touch to invitations, letters or books. They’re also used in business settings to make documents official or to mark certificates.
Embossing gives you a raised design by pressing the paper, while stamping usually uses ink to leave a flat image. Embossing adds a tactile, premium feel and works best on porous paper, like cotton, where the raised impression stands out most.
Here’s a quick guide to get you started:
First-time set-up
- Unpack: Remove the seal from its box or protective bag.
- Unlock: Slide the locking mechanism on the seal body to the unlocked position.
Insert the die plates:
- Lift the handle and remove the die holder from the rear of the seal.
- With the raised side facing up, squeeze and insert it until it clicks into place.
Proper storage
- Remove the die plates: Squeeze the holder, lift the handle, and slide it out.
- Secure: Place the die holder in the rear, aligning it with the handle’s contour.
- Lock & Protect: Slide the mechanism to lock and store in the included bag/box.
Pro Tip: Always store your seal locked to keep the die aligned for crisp impressions.