There are numerous ways that you can celebrate your invention, one way is with patent plaques. These items display the details of an inventor's issued patent and make great gifts.
If you are buying one of these for yourself or for a friend, remember to have the correct patent number on hand before ordering. The patent number is the unique number assigned to a patent application when it issues as a patent. The patent number may be found on the object (invention), the box it came in, or in its instruction manual, or you can find it on the certificate issued by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
Rosewood Desk Certificate Patent Plaque
According to their description, "this certificate layout is modeled after the patent certificate issued by the US Patent & Trademark Office." This item is also designed to sit on your desk, mantle, or table. It has traditional rosewood frame and a sturdy stand with touches of metal for keeping the patent plaque solidly upright.
Patent Cubes by PatentPlaques.com
And now for some eye-popping 3D display of your patent information. According to the manufacturer, "Patent Plaques Patent Cubes are made of solid granite and feature a full color enamel, gold-plated USPTO seal on top. All four sides are customizable, for example: a patent image, patent number, inventor's name, or company logo."
Patent cubes are the priciest item we have on this list, however, they are novel, well-crafted, and gorgeous.
Economical Patent Plaques
As of this writing all of the items on this page are all listed as being under $60. The plant plaques are featured as either portrait or landscape and come in 6 different variates of materials and colors: silver and gold plates, with walnut finish or black boards.








