Collectie PLAIN IFS 1- SET 1 applicator cloth + 4 piece card
€ 25,00
The inkless fingerprint system (IFS) is ideal to make fingerprints for jewelry. You do not need any ink on your finger and the prints can be preserved unlimitedly. You will always receive the print back with your jewelry.
Product description
The inkless fingerprint system (IFS) is ideal to make fingerprints for jewelry. You do not need any ink on your finger.
If you choose to have a fingerprint placed in a piece of jewelry at Margriet Jewels, you are assured of quality. All fingerprints are lasered, which means very neat and deep results. You will always receive the print back with your jewelry. The fingerprint can therefore be used again and preserved unlimitedly.
The system includes an Applicator Card (A pre-treated card) with an applicator wipe. This wipe comes in a flat package, which after opening contains a surface with an Activator solution. The Activator Card offers a sufficient solution for approximately 20 fingerprints before it dries out (if closed properly). This produces a very detailed print.
Fingerprints are often used in engagement rings, and wedding jewelry, but certainly also very often for memorial jewelry. In this case, a fingerprint is made of the deceased loved one, and the fingerprint is then used in the design of a ring or a pendant. Ask your funeral director about the possibilities or contact us for more information.
The fingerprint system includes detailed instructions.
More than a piece of jewelry!
A design piece of jewelry by Margriet Jewels stands for quality and originality. All jewelry from the webshop, including the GRÀDH & REIJN collections, come from the atelier of Goldsmith Margriet, who has been inspiring for years with her beautiful pieces. Jewelry from Margriet Jewels can always be adapted to your wishes. Contact us, we will be happy to tell you more about it.
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