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Constellation Jade

Constellation Jade is treeless coated paper with an addition of pearl pigment, one-sided embossed and pearl – the other side is smooth and white. The paper is perfect for handmade occasional cards or invitations. Constellation Jade is very original and available in many different textures that allows to find well-matched base for art projects. The paper is suitable for offset, laser and screen printing. Moreover Constellation Jade can be embossed and lacquered (using UV to fix). The paper should not be foli laminated but can be easily cut, bent, glued, bound etc.

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  • Is it possible to trim the paper? arrow icon

    We offer the possibility of cutting the paper to the size you specify. Our services include precise paper cutting according to your needs. For this service, please contact our Sales Office, which will help you with the details and preparation of your order.

    The minimum size for paper cutting is 9 cm. This is the smallest dimension that we can precisely cut according to your needs. With our advanced cutting equipment, we can ensure accuracy and high quality workmanship.

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