July 2019 | The Fine Print

Custom Travel Awards at the Grenada Tourism Awards 2019

Posted on July 30, 2019August 6, 2019 by Helen Budowsky

Have you seen our custom awards in action? The Grenada Tourism Awards 2019 on July 18 featured custom awards created by FineAwards.com! The ceremony took place at the beautiful Spice Island Beach Resort in St. George's, Grenada. The travel awards celebrated the theme of "Celebrating Successes, Looking to a Bright and Sustainable Future" for Grenada tourism. The Tourism awards featured three different categories, so Pure Grenada created three different awards. The People's ...

What Color is Best for Your Crystal Award

Posted on July 18, 2019June 11, 2020 by Helen Budowsky

Do your awards mean something? Adding color to your awards can add a different connotation to your award and make it even more meaningful. FineAwards.com offers 11 different colors of crystal for designing and personalizing custom awards! Colored crystal does more than just look pretty or even match your company logo. Colors carry meaning, whether it stems from historical tradition, psychological phenomena, or industrial norms. Red Crystal Do you want your award to grab atten...

3D Laser Crystal Engraving: How It Works and Why You Should Try It

Posted on July 12, 2019March 8, 2021 by Helen Budowsky

Have you ever wanted a product that stands out from the others or what is ordinary? This is our company’s philosophy, and we use this winning attitude when designing awards with a 3D laser engraving machine. One of the many unique custom crystal awards we offer at FineAwards.com is our 3D laser engraved awards. These pieces are truly like no other because 3D laser engraved crystal awards feature a 3D holographic image floating inside of a piece of solid crystal. This ...

Recognition Awards: An American History

Posted on July 2, 2019 by Helen Budowsky

Our American Eagle Statue Award featuring a bronze finish eagle on a rustic looking flag, all on a wood base.

Ever wonder where recognition awards started? Well, it was in America during the Revolutionary War! George Washington was the first person to recognize common soldiers for their service. These first awards for valor awarded to a soldier regardless of their class went to three soldiers who acted heroically at a crucial time during the Revolutionary War! With the Fourth of July right around the corner, let's take a look at the history of recognition awards and see how recogniti...