Eclipse Awards Celebrates Crystal Anniversary

April 26, 2013 - Eclipse Awards, the award making company that has been recognized for years of excellent craftsmanship and its efforts toward a "greener" world, celebrated its 15th anniversary on April 1st. Suitably dubbed the "Crystal" Anniversary, Eclipse Awards' 15 years in business have been marked by consistent growth and an established reputation as one of the most respected corporate award manufacturing companies in North America.

For the last fifteen years, Eclipse Awards has produced high quality corporate recognition awards for businesses throughout both Canada and the United States. The company had long prided itself on its ability to provide exceptional awards and legendary service while also demonstrating environmental leadership. Eclipse Awards handcrafts several variations of green awards out of sustainable materials like salvaged wood and recycled glass and makes them look beautiful.

Eclipse Awards provides recognition awards for corporations, associations and non-profit organizations, incorporating material that range from high quality crystal to exquisitely carved wood. The company also makes vases and other pieces of fine glass and crystal ware that can be used for both functional and display purposes. Eclipse Awards creates beautiful awards to help appreciate and celebrate the human spirit.

Through its beautifully designed website, Eclipse Awards provides tips and advice on recognition and how to appreciate people with awards, as well as a fully functional shopping cart that allows customers to order personalized awards. To find out more about the exciting 15th anniversary of Eclipse Awards, or to learn more about the many beautiful awards that Eclipse Awards offers, please visit www.eclipseawards.com

About Eclipse Awards
Eclipse Awards has earned a national as one of the most environmentally friendly and progressive companies in British Columbia. Eclipse Awards aspires to create beautiful things that make people happy, build resilient communities, regenerate the environment, and transform the way people think about recognition.