Closing gifts, milestone keepsakes, and bulk batch runs — built one commission at a time at the Three Boyz Atlantic Canada workshop. Every run starts with a brief and a proof; nothing leaves the bench until you’ve signed off on the file that gets engraved.
Three ways to brief a corporate run
The use case shapes the brief, but the workflow is the same: a sketch or an artwork file comes in, the workshop quotes it back inside a working day, and a single proof gates the engraving. Each card links to an existing catalogue row so you can see what the build looks like before you write the brief.
A real-estate close, a mortgage funded, a financial plan signed. A walnut chest with the closing date and address engraved into the lid — or an individual solid-brass medallion — built for one specific transaction, not pulled from a stock list.
A 30-year in, a partnership signing, a leadership transition. The brief is the milestone — we cut a single engraved piece (a coin, a chest, a framed keepsake) to mark it. One brief, one proof, one commission built to your spec.
Team challenge coins for a roster, a coaster run for a winery, a 200-piece tumbler batch for a launch. The artwork and the count come in, the workshop quotes it as one batch commission, and every piece leaves the bench engraved from the same approved file.
Recent bulk commissions
The proof strip below pulls three real completed runs from the gallery — a team-batch coin commission, a multi-hundred-piece coaster run, and a 200-piece glass-tumbler batch. Tap any tile to read the full build in the catalogue.
Ready to brief a corporate run?
Tell us the use case, the count, the deadline, and what’s going on the piece. We confirm feasibility, materials, batch pricing, and a timeline in plain language — and only after you’ve approved the proof does anything get engraved.
The brief is pre-tagged for the workshop so it lands in the corporate-gifting inbox on arrival.