Name Necklaces, Nameplate Necklaces & Custom Name Pendants in Atlanta
A name necklace is the most personal piece of jewelry someone can wear — your own name, your child’s name, your initials, your spouse’s name, or a word that means something only to you. ATL Luxury Jewelry in Atlanta specializes in custom name necklaces, nameplate necklaces, initial pendants, monogram necklaces, letter pendants, mama necklaces, family name pendants, and mens nameplate necklaces. Every named pendant is handcrafted to order in our Snellville atelier from solid 14K or 18K gold, platinum, or sterling silver. No castings, no plated finishes, no shortcuts.
Our custom pendant process is designed for clarity: place your order, receive a CAD rendering within 2–3 business days for approval, then production runs 2–3 weeks (plain gold) or 3–5 weeks (with diamonds). We render names in script, block, gothic, cursive, old English, serif, and modern sans fonts — and we can match any reference font you provide. Multi-name family pendants, couples intertwined name necklaces, and non-Latin alphabet name necklaces (Arabic, Hebrew, Cyrillic, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Devanagari, Tamil) are all standard offerings.
Includes the iconic Carrie Bradshaw necklace style (script font nameplate), mama necklaces with children’s names, bridesmaid name pendants, mens diamond name pendants, and diamond name necklaces with pavé letter outlines. Every pendant ships on an 18-inch 14K cable chain by default; Cuban, rope, or herringbone chain upgrades available.
Metal changes both look and price: our Gold Karats guide breaks down 10K, 14K, and 18K pricing — a 14K gold name necklace starts around $400, an 18K starts around $700. Building for him, our Men’s Jewelry guide covers the heavier 2–3mm gauges, bolder fonts, and Cuban link chains men’s nameplates run on.
Fonts, monograms, and statement styles:
- Fonts — script is our most-ordered style (~50% of sales), followed by block, gothic (old English), serif, and modern sans; we can also match any reference font you provide.
