Crystal has been a long-time favorite for custom corporate awards, and with good reason. The weight of the crystal feels substantial and valuable, while the clarity offers unmatched elegance.
But you may not realize quite how versatile crystal is.
While other vendors only offer a few options for crystal, Prestige Custom Awards can customize many details, from shaping it to match your logo or product to specific backing colors.
Crystal Tech Industry Innovation Award
One of a number of categories of innovation awards designed for Finnish quantum computing company IQM. (23LJW040)
Consulting Firm Financial Tombstone
Crüystal financial tombstone celebrating the acquisition of German technology consulting firm Unity. (24LNL140)
Crystal Volunteer Impact Award
Custom crystal award presented as part of the secured finanance Industry’s SFNet Impact Awards. The volunteer award recognizes dedication, leadership, and commitment. (24ALJ327)
“Moving Mountains” Employee Award
“Moving Mountains”-inspired employee recognition award. (23AZH154)
Custom Crystal for Ogsiveo FDA Approval
Custom crystal commemorating approval by the FDA for desmoid tumor treatment nirogacestat. The drug will be available under the brand name Ogsiveo. (24AZH051)
NASDAQ Tower-Themed Crystal Commemorative
Custom crystal commemorative marking the addition to Nasdaq’s PHLX Semiconductor Sector Index (SOX) of Rambus. The semiconductor firm is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California. (24ALJ079)
Surfboard-Themed Deal Tombstone
Crystal deal tombstone marking an $80 million construction loan to finance Surfhouse Asbury Park. The 226-unit multi-family development will be located in the city’s Waterfront Redevelopment Area. (24AKL005)
Premier League Football Season Commemorative
Custom crystal commemorative marking the successful 2023 season of Aston Villa. The professional team competes in the Premier League, England’s elite football (soccer) organization. (23AKL222)
Bayer-Pairwise Partnership Custom Crystal
Custom crystal celebrating a partnership between Bayer and Pairwise. The collaboration will center on advances in gene-editing for 5 crops: cotton, soy, corn, wheat, and canola. (23AJH084)
