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Candee - This was a unique gift for my brother who has been an astronomy photographer for many years but now has a brain tumor. The certificate is mostly 'honorary' since I am not sure any real body recognizes these names for any official purpose. It just seemed a fitting gift.

Carla - bought it for my mother's birthday. She loved the gift!

Carol - My husband bought me one and we bought our grandchild one, so we are forever visible.

Carol - Last night our 10 year old grandson lost his other grand father. This man was a gentle, devoted grandfather who dearly loved his family. In trying to come up with a way of honoring him, for Coles sake, Cassie came across this star idea. Once a star is named, they never rename it and it goes into a registry. She named the star "Rollie's Love". Cole will have a framed star chart with the star circled in red and the coordinates to locate it. He will also have a framed certificate with the star name on it. Now, when he looks at that star he will forever be reminded of the light his "Unca" brought to his life.

Carol - Great new baby gift.

Carrie - just got a star from my daddy. george marceline

Catherine - Great family gift. Items received were of really great quality.

Catherine - We did one for a friend and for my neice who got married...love the idea!

Cathy - A wonderful co-worker got me one for my birthday. who says we are to old to enjoy this....I love it...

Cedric - After reading all these great comments, remembering a scene from: A Walk To Remember" & heard about this ad on 93Q. Made me think, this is what I should do next time... name a star, after someone special.

Cesar - Fantastic

Chaosgod - great product & deal, easy order & checkout, quick processing & delivered prior to deadline date. :)

Charrity - My sister loved it! Thanks so much!!!

Chelsey - My father really liked this gift

Cheryl - I just named a star for my 5th grandson. He recieved it as a gift for his first Christmas. This is really cool. Thinking about doing it for the other 4 grandsons!!!

Cheryl - I purchased three of them and gave one to each of my grandchildren. I just thought it was so cool.

Chris - Fun novelty.

Christina - Would recommend. Nicely done.

Christina - Great deal

Christina - I celebrated my son's birth with a star for him :)

Name A Star- An Excellent Gift For Any Occasion

Like the ancients before us, people worldwide are moved by the stars in very personal way. Whether we would like to know how to purchase a star as a gift for our sweetheart, or name astar as a lasting memorial, there is no greater honor than writing one’s name among the stars.

For thousands of years, mankind has been mapping and recording celestial objects. From the creation of early star names and their place in ancient mythology and navigation, to multiple modern scientific catalogs, there have been dozens of listings of the stars created.

Starting in 1979, International Star Registry made the heavens available to anyone wishing to name a star that had only been numbered in previous star catalogs. The star names are indexed alphabetically in our star catalog with their telescopic coordinates and are permanently recorded in our published, copyrighted listing of named stars.

These star names are recorded in this way so that centuries from now our descendants can locate these star names and, using the telescopic coordinates, locate the star you named. 9 volumes of the book Your Place in the Cosmos (Library of Congress Catalog No. 84-63015) have been published and registered in the copyright office of the United States. The coordinates are derived from the NASA Hubble Guide Star Catalog and each star is named only once. When you name a star for a loved one, it is a beautiful, memorable gift.

Astronomers do not use the names we assign to the stars. In 1919, The International Astronomical Union (IAU) was established with the objective is to promote and safeguard the science of astronomy. For scientific uniformity, it is the only body that names celestial objects for scientific use, which it does very infrequently. We believe the stars overhead do not belong solely to the scientific community, but to everyone.

Imposter Companies: Several companies have opened up over the years, some even violating our Federally Registered trademark STAR REGISTRY®, INTERNATIONAL STAR REGISTRY®, and STARREGISTRY.COM® but they are not International Star Registry, nor are they affiliated with us. None have published a star catalog. Many of these firms have closed, leaving no records of named stars.

International Star Registry produces the only permanently published and copyrighted listing of named stars in the world. We are Headquartered in Glenview, IL, USA and are a member of the Better Business Bureau with an A+ rating.

Copyright 1999-2022, International Star Registry ^® 1813 Elmdale Avenue, Glenview, IL 60026 847.546.5533
International Star Registry ^® star naming is not recognized by the scientific community.
Your stars name is reserved in International Star Registry ^® records only.