Recent changes in U.S. trade regulations mean that goods imported from the European Union can be charged with an additional 15% tariff on the declared material value. For handmade resin dice, this could make international orders more expensive.

To make things easier, I’ve adjusted the way invoices are written:

• Physical Dice (materials & shipping value): €100

• Creative Work (non-material): the remaining amount reflects the artistic and conceptual labor behind your dice—developing designs, experimenting with resins and pigments, creating inserts, color planning, polishing, and finishing.

Only the physical item value (the dice themselves) is declared for customs purposes. Since the tariff applies only to tangible goods, the 15% duty is calculated on about €100 instead of the full order amount. This means your customs fee is reduced to roughly $15 USD, instead of the $40–50 USD you might otherwise pay.

The rest of the cost represents my creative expertise and artistic work, which is intangible and therefore not subject to tariffs.

This way, you still receive a fully handmade, one-of-a-kind set of dice, while keeping your import charges as low as possible.