Personalized Whiskey Decanter Gift Set

FAQs

Can I include a gift note? ＋

Yes. Add your note at checkout and we’ll include it on the packing slip with your order.

Is the etching permanent? ＋

Yes. Our designs are etched or engraved directly into the surface of the glass — they’ll never fade or wash off.

Are etched glasses dishwasher safe? ＋

Yes. Etched or engraved designs are fully dishwasher safe and will not wear away. Avoid harsh abrasives to keep the glass crystal clear.

Can I personalize my etched glass? ＋

Absolutely. You can add names, dates, coordinates, or custom text on almost all of our products. The specific kind of custom options including location and character limits depend on the specific product, please check each product listing for exact details.

What type of glass do you use? ＋

We use premium lead-free soda lime glass made in the USA for exceptional clarity and durability. Our crystal is lead-free and imported from Western Europe.

Where are etched glasses made? ＋

Every piece is designed, etched, and finished in our U.S. locations.

What kind of packaging do you use? ＋

Every product ships in packaging made entirely in the USA, designed for both protection and presentation. We minimize plastic and use recyclable materials wherever possible.

Is your packaging gift-ready? ＋

Yes — all packaging is clean, sturdy, and visually ready to give as a gift. Add a free gift message at checkout.

How do I choose the right monogram style? ＋

Monograms are a beautiful way to make your piece truly yours. Here’s how to decide which style fits best.

Single-Letter Monogram

A single-letter monogram usually represents your last name.
For example, if your name is Emma Carter, your monogram would simply be C.
Some people also pair the large letter with their full last name (like C — Carter) for a timeless look.

Tip: Use your last initial, not your first. A single-letter monogram traditionally stands for your family name.

Two-Letter Monogram

A two-letter monogram can mean:

Your first and last initials (like EC for Emma Carter), or
The first initials of two people’s names (like E & A for Emma and Alex).

This option feels clean, balanced, and works beautifully for couples or shared gifts.

Three-Letter Monogram

The traditional format for three letters depends on who it’s for:

Individual: First name, last name (center, larger), middle name
Example: Emma Rose Carter → ECR
Couple: Wife’s first name, shared last name (center, larger), husband’s first name
Example: Emma and Alex Carter → ACE

This style feels classic and polished — perfect for weddings, anniversaries, or formal gifts.

Quick Reference

Style	Best For	Example (Emma Carter)	Notes
Single Letter	Classic simplicity	C	Represents last name
Two Letters	Modern or couple design	EC or E&A	Clean and balanced
Three Letters	Traditional or formal	ECR	Center letter is last name