About Campanuna® Bells

We launched Campanuna.com in April, 2007 to sell high quality, customized small and medium-sized bells across the Web.   Since we launched, we’ve continued to enhance our site and our technology, and we are pleased to offer you the new “Design Your Bell” tools on our website.

Campanuna bells are medium-sized bells, with diameters ranging from 12 cm to 40 cm.  Sometimes called “property” bells, they are often ordered as designer touches for special residences or boats, or as special gifts for celebrations and holidays.  They can be ordered by individuals, clubs, schools, or anyone who needs a unique bell for special occasions, dedications, ceremonies, or other community events.

We are committed to keeping our Campanuna bells affordable, so we have created www.campanuna.com, a website that allows buyers from across the globe to easily design and order bells directly from the Paccard Bellfoundry.

Our Campanuna.com® website allows you to design and purchase your own bell online, including decorations, inscriptions, engravings, and finishes.

What could be easier?

Each bell has a unique identification number and the CAMPANUNA stamp bearing the Paccard signature.  A certificate of quality accompanies each bell, and attests to the quality of the PACCARD materials used to make the bell and its accessories. The certificate is signed by the master foundry worker, and includes the bell’s unique number and the musical note it plays.

We love to hear stories and see pictures about how Campanuna bells are being used. Read our testimonials. We hope you will share your story with us once you’ve designed and received your one-of-a-kind bell!

About the Paccard Bellfoundry

In 1796, Antoine Paccard, the Mayor of Haute-Savoie France volunteered to help master bell crafter Jean-Baptise Pitton design a bell for the local church, and the Paccard family bellmaking tradition was born.  Antoine sons shared his passion, and the Paccard family continues to make these works of art more than 200 years, and more than 120,000 bells, later.

Philippe Paccard now directs the Paccard Bellfoundry and is assisted by his brother Cyril.

For more about the Paccard Bellfoundry, please visit our museum.

Paccard bells are installed worldwide.