Devanagari name jewellery · laser-ready files
Your name,
ready to cut.
Type any Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati or English name. Get a jeweller-grade pendant outline — welded into a single piece, loops in place — as laser-ready SVG + DXF.
Type the name
In plain English — priya, rahul, anjali. Pick the correct Hindi, Marathi or Gujarati spelling from live suggestions, type English directly, or paste native script.
Preview the pendant
We render the name in a bold jewellery typeface, weld every letter into one continuous piece, add hairline bridges where the script breaks, and set jump-ring loops at both ends.
Cut it anywhere
Download SVG and DXF in true millimetres and hand them to any laser or waterjet shop — brass, gold-plated steel, acrylic, wood. The outline is a single closed piece, so it just works.
One dollar. One piece. Any shop.
- ◆ Single-piece SVG in true millimetres — preview equals cut
- ◆ DXF for CAD, CAM and every laser shop's workflow
- ◆ Automatic welding + bridging tuned for 1mm sheet
- ◆ Jump-ring loops at both ends, ready for a chain
- ◆ Files kept in your account — re-download any time
$1
per name · instant
What exactly do I get for $1?
Two files of the same design: an SVG (millimetre units, single filled outline) and a DXF for CAD/CAM software. Both are generated from identical geometry, so what you preview is what cuts. They stay in your account for re-download.
Will it really cut as one piece?
Yes — that is the whole point. Devanagari names naturally break into floating pieces (dots, matras, gaps in the headline). We weld the letters and add small connecting bridges automatically until the pendant is one continuous piece, then confirm it before you pay.
What sizes can I make?
Choose 30, 40 or 50 mm width in the designer. Because the files are true vectors, your cutting shop can also scale them — features like bridges are sized for the 30–50 mm range.
Which materials work?
Anything a laser or waterjet cuts from sheet: brass and gold-plated steel are classics for pendants; acrylic and plywood are great for keychains and cake toppers. Ask your shop for 1–2 mm sheet.
I don’t have a laser cutter. Can I still use this?
Yes — nearly every city has laser-cutting shops that accept DXF/SVG files (search “laser cutting near me”). A single pendant typically costs very little to cut; the file tells the machine everything.
Which languages are supported?
Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati and English today. More scripts are on the way.