Round Iridescent Mica Plaque on Mahogany Walnut

A round iridescent mica plaque is a wall-mounted award panel that sets a shimmering mica disc into a walnut plaque with a mahogany finish. Mica is a natural mineral that splits into thin layers, and those layers shift color as light hits them from different angles. Companies order this style when they want a recognition award that carries a printed graphic rather than a carved one.

An iridescent mica plaque carries a full color imprint, while a laser engraved wood plaque produces a single burned tone in the wood. Full color printing reproduces gradients, photographs, and exact brand colors that engraving cannot hold. Engraving gives a recessed, tactile mark instead, so the decision comes down to color fidelity against carved texture.

Full color imprinting is the decoration method here, so photographs, gradients, and multi-color logos all reproduce without a color-count limit. There is no extra charge structure per ink color the way screen printing carries one. Send your artwork with the order, and production begins only after you approve the proof.

Production takes 5 working days from artwork approval. The clock starts when you sign off on the proof, not when you place the order, so a same-day approval keeps the schedule tight. Add shipping transit time on top of those 5 days when you plan an event date.

Mica plaques are ordered for service anniversaries, employee of the year awards, retirement recognition, sales achievement honors, donor and sponsor thank-yous, and industry association awards. The full color panel lets you print a company logo, a photo of the recipient, or an event graphic. Offices hang them in lobbies and boardrooms, where overhead light brings out the mica sheen.

Wipe an iridescent mica plaque with a soft dry cloth, and use a barely damp cloth for fingerprints. Avoid ammonia glass cleaners, alcohol, and abrasive pads, because they dull both the printed surface and the mahogany finish. Hang the plaque away from direct sunlight and steady humidity, since walnut is real wood and reacts to both.

The plaque is walnut with a mahogany finish, which gives a deep red-brown tone over a hardwood base. Walnut grain varies from board to board, so each plaque shows a slightly different pattern behind the finish. The mica element is a natural mineral inlay, not a printed film effect.

Per-piece pricing on an iridescent mica plaque depends on which of the two sizes you order, the total quantity, and the artwork setup for the full color imprint. Larger quantities lower the price per piece, and repeat orders that reuse approved artwork cost less to set up. Send your size and quantity to get a firm per-piece figure.