Custom Wax Seal Stamp

• Pick the stamp size
• Upload your logo or design file is a high resolution PDF format, preferably black & white.
• Add the product to cart + complete shipping info and proceed to pay.

Brass stamp screwed on a hand finished maple wood handle.

The stamp must be used with melted wax beads or wax sticks.

The wax can be melted and sealed on any surface!

Avoid plastic as the hot wax may melt and damage the plastic!

Delivery Timelines: 10-12 working days.

Cancellation & Returns: As each product is made to order, we DO NOT accept order cancellations or returns.

For detailed information, kindly view our policy page.

Melt the wax beads in the spoon.

For 30mm seal: 2-3 beads (the square ones I provide) are enough to make 1 seal. If you are using regular beads available in the market, 5 beads make 1 seal.

For 40 mm seal: 3-4 beads (the square ones I provide) are enough to make 1 seal. If you are using regular beads available in the market, 7 beads make 1 seal.

If you are using a wax stick with a hot glue gun, use 2 full pumps for a 30mm seal and 3 full pumps for a 40mm seal.

Stamp the melted wax immediately after it is poured. Let it cool and dry for 10-20 seconds and then lift the stamp.

Voila, your wax seal is ready!

Store in a cool, dry and dust free place, away from direct sunlight.

Clean the stamp with a soft bristle dry brush to remove and dust before stamping. This cleaning must be done only when the stamp is cool.

The brass portion and wax are hot while in use. Avoid touching it when to steer clear of any burns.

• Wax seal stamps can only acommodate simple designs.
• Low resolution files may cause a delay in processing and delivering your order.
• Please practice stamping on rough sheets of paper to get good impressions before stamping on the final surfaces to avoid wasting products or materials
• We use authentic and natural wood so the shade and wood grain may differ, making each piece unique.
• The brass piece may have a slight texture of engraving lines that do not affect the final stamping and cannot be considered a defect.
• The brass may develop a patina over time which is normal.