Gold Ink Pad (for wax)

https://farm1.static.flickr.com/644/22510333226_eaa110d0e3_z.jpg https://farm1.static.flickr.com/590/21915114453_2b0bc736f9_z.jpg https://farm1.static.flickr.com/604/21913600154_ed36653046_z.jpg https://farm1.static.flickr.com/734/22348640808_a18d7d3591_z.jpg How to Make a Wax Seal If you’re a beginner, you may want to trace your seal on the envelope/paper before you begin so you have a nice target for your wax drips. Melt the wax. If using a wickless stick, hold the stick in one hand and the lighter right at the end of the stick in the other. Place the lighter and the stick directly over the spot you want to make the wax seal and let the wax drip down. If using a wicked stick, light the stick and give it a moment to burn. Hold the stick at about a 45 degree angle to your paper, and let the wax drip down. Allow the wax to drip into a puddle that’s around the size of your seal. Getting black soot in your wax, especially if you’re using a wicked stick, is normal. Stir and shape the wax. Using the end of the wax stick (the non-wicked side if you’re using a wicked stick), stir and shape the wax puddle to bring out any air bubbles, give it a uniform thickness, and mold it into the shape and size of your seal. Create a moisture barrier. If you don’t create a moisture barrier on the seal before you press it into the wax, the hot wax can get stuck on the seal. So breathe, lick, or dab the seal on a moistened sponge before plunging it into the wax. Press the seal into the wax. Make sure the letter/design of your seal is right side up. Press your seal firmly into the wax, hold it there for 5-10 seconds as the wax cools and hardens, and then gently remove it. If you meet resistance when trying to pull it up, let it cool further. https://farm1.static.flickr.com/631/22348367030_83be1de7f2_z.jpg https://farm6.static.flickr.com/5640/22349410619_51c6d0a146_z.jpg Size: 6cmx5cmx1.5cm Material:glitter powder Brand: Rubinato s.r.l Made in Italy The History In 1997, we went to Europe for gift exhibitions in Birmingham and Frankfurt.We have developed partnership with Rubinato s.r.l since then. In the fifty’s, the father of Francesco Rubinato opened a shop in the center of Treviso for stationery items. In this shop, they not only sell stationery items but also execute with grand passion and inventiveness artisan works as the production of writing instruments. Rubinato s.r.l has continuously proposed antic writing culture and created personalized writing sets. Very soon Rubinato’s unique products have attracted customers around the world.