Gmund 925
Gmund 925 takes its name from sterling silver and behaves like brushed metal on paper.







- Mill
- Gmund
- Colours
- 8
- Weights
- 145 / 290 / 310 gsm
- Surface
- Silver metallic faces from brushed-aluminium smooth to coarse silver pigment; some two-sided
The story
Gmund 925 takes its name from sterling silver and behaves like brushed metal on paper. Eight papers run from clean White Silver to Aqua, Brown and Black Silver, plus a coarse Silver Pigments sheet that sparkles and refuses ink on purpose. The light sits in the surface rather than on top, so the effect is cool and architectural rather than flashy. Less is more here: one line of type in black foil or a blind deboss is often all it needs. Lovely for jewellers and tech brands.
FSC certified (FSC C006462); Acid free, pH neutral
Where it shines
- Cards
- Envelopes
- Folders
- Packaging
- Tech and jewellery brands
How we print it
- Offset
- Letterpress
- Screen printing
- Blind embossing
- Hot foil
- Paper etching
- Die cutting
- Engraving (test first)
Worth knowing
- Non-absorbent: oxidative inks, dusting, low stacks, 48 h drying
- Not suitable for laser or inkjet
- Silver Pigments takes little or no offset ink by design
- Silver pigment builds on blankets
- Light Silver 145 g/m² has a smooth back
- Metallic foil can oxidise; varnish under large foils
- Mill tip: minimal design, few words
Feel it first
A screen cannot tell you how a sheet feels. Compare the weight, surface and colour in hand.
Common questions
- What is Gmund 925 best suited to?
- Cards, Envelopes, Folders, Packaging, Tech and jewellery brands
- How do you print on Gmund 925?
- Offset, Letterpress, Screen printing, Blind embossing, Hot foil, Paper etching, Die cutting, Engraving (test first)
- What should I know before choosing Gmund 925?
- Non-absorbent: oxidative inks, dusting, low stacks, 48 h drying Not suitable for laser or inkjet Silver Pigments takes little or no offset ink by design Silver pigment builds on blankets Light Silver 145 g/m² has a smooth back Metallic foil can oxidise; varnish under large foils Mill tip: minimal design, few words