You know I totally get you even as a hand made product and even though I understand this I understand you more for noticing it my bags have to have the perfect stamp color look accent symmetry all of it when I ordered my ostrich I asked specifically that the stamp and resin be very well done, if a pore from the ostrich interrupted the stamp I wanted it very well pressed, they did it and even though I understand that to them the birkin is designed to be a closed model and like the Kelly and that it it won't show, to me it's important. if your bag is perfect and this detail has been established look at it as the beauty of the art that is Hermes but ........ Keep it in mind for the next one darling best hope it helps ,birkel.
Oooo and a note , the only one time a stamp should bother you is if it starts peeling of like tiny fractions of it with time it will change and even fade a little this is not what I'm referring to though I mean if it peels or if the resin looses strength and peels off send it in I learnt the hard way and Hermes was nice enough to accept the problem but keep an eye open it's one in a million but as I said it's just a note darling . Again best. Birkel
I get so paranoid about them I sometimes call for the SA or my buyer to check the stamp specifically!!! If it is not "perfect" I won't even take the bag. I have seen some bags with a very "off" stamps- some even looked like they were missing a part of the H or É... Due to the leather creasing and color setting in unevenly... I love my bags to be 100 percent "well" done (please do not get me wrong- they are all lovely and superbly crafted) with each detail in place. I know they are all handmade and little imperfections make each bag unique, but I carry my bags open all the time therefore I need the stamp to be perfect too. 
