Seal wax stamp SCS003 San giorgio

Wax seal SCS003 St. George with a Murano glass cameo depicting St. George on horseback with decorated bronze stand.

St. George the Martyr is a saint revered by the Christian church; his figure is shrouded in mystery, with studies trying to determine who he really was, when and where he lived.

In the St. George wax seal the cameo is available in five different colors, black, blue, aqua sea, amber and amethyst.

In addition, in the St. George seal you can choose the initials that best suit your style.

English cursive initial, Gothic, block letters, and double initials with all possible combinations.

To melt the sealing wax we use our alcohol lamp or alternatively a kitchen lighter.

Seal wax stamp SCS003 San giorgio

Another way to melt wax is with a strainer by heating it directly over the flame of the alcohol stove. If you have doubts you can see the video tutorial on the channel.

A good sealing wax for letters should drip quickly even directly over the flame without burning, remain liquid to have time to imprint the seal.

Once imprinted in seal on the wax, one must wait twenty seconds before peeling it off so that the wax cools.

As a final touch, he can give a gold or silver effect by swiping a finger over the wax impression with gold or silver cream.

Today, sealing wax is mainly used to decorate gift packages, wine bottles and to seal wedding invitations.

Even a simple sealed greeting card or gift wrap will be impressive.

Another way to make wax impressions is to melt it with a spoon and pour it onto a silicone backing, imprint the seal and apply double-sided tape behind it.

With a stick of sealing wax it is possible to make 18 to 20 impressions depending on the diameter of the seal.