Tower awards are tall, upright trophies used for annual recognition nights, sales banquets, and retirement gifts, and PPI carries 66 tower styles. The shape is the reason buyers pick it. A tower takes a small footprint on a desk but gives you a tall front face that holds a name, a title, and a date without crowding.
Shapes, tops, and bases
Most of the variation sits at the top of the column. You can choose a faceted gemstone beacon, a slanted or arched top, a mountain peak, a large circle, or a clipped corner. Bases differ too. The Clear Optical Crystal Tower Award on Thick Matching Base sets the column on a matching block, while other styles use an oval base, a tapered base, an Alberton base, or no base at all so the tower stands on its own.
Crystal and acrylic materials
Optical crystal is the most common material in this group, listed on 42 products, with Starfire crystal on 8 more. Two styles are acrylic instead of crystal, including the Acrylic Tower Award With Slanted Mountain-Texture Top. A handful of mixed builds pair crystal with beechwood, marble and stone, jade, aluminum, or metal, and one grey glass style is framed by black walnut uprights.
Sizing a full award tier
Height is how buyers separate award levels inside one program. The Starfire Crystal Tower Award on Standard Base, Ten Colors runs from 7" x 10.75" x 3" up to 12" x 20.75" x 3", so a single style can cover a team winner and a top performer in the same night. Color is the second lever. Clear, amber, green, blue, and black turn up across many of the styles here, and some list ten color choices.
Decoration and related categories
Decoration is named on the products that offer it, including 3D etched towers, subsurface engraved towers, and one style listed with etch or full-color print. If a column is not the right silhouette, compare Crystal Awards for flat and sculpted shapes, or browse Employee Recognition Awards for service milestone programs. For a rounded shape instead, see crystal vase awards.