This unique pendant is a replica of the coat of arms of Cologne, Germany. The arms of this city have existed for some 1000 years. In the 16th century, these arms were argent, on a chief gules with three crowns between 1550 and 1580. The crowns symbolize...

This exquisite piece of jewelry was inspired by a French Marianne medal from 1921. Marianne is the national symbol of the French Republic and is the personification of liberty and reason.  The medal was replicated by Lynda and now adorns this...

Finding a cipher with 5 letters is rare, and this beautifully scripted "Susan" monogram is truly a unique piece of jewelry. The monogram was designed by British heraldic artist J. Gordon Smith from his book "Monograms in Three and Four Letters"...

Baby Jesus and Saint Joseph. Saint Joseph was a loving and kind stepfather. A little fact is that there is no book in the Bible of a word spoken by this good man.    Height:  1 7/8 inches Width:  1 7/8 inches Weight:  34.9...

“Winged Victory” was the title of a series of medals referred to as the Inter-Allied Victory Medals. Several variations were designed and awarded, in gratitude, to the allied soldiers across the globe at the end of World War I in 1919...

This beautiful pendant features a brand-new mom monogram taken from the book A Complete Book of Monograms and Ciphers by AA Turbayne. This intricate design swirls the letters together in an interesting way. The background features vines and leaves. This...

This monogram was created by Gustave Boussenot, a French heraldic artist, from the book "Chiffres & Monogrammes et suite de Composition Decoratives," Paris, France (1880). Accents/Accessories: Cut-out design; blue accents; detailed hidden...

A fascinating example of an ornate cipher from the 20th century that enriches the piece of jewelry, and one to surely please the owner. This sterling silver pendant is totally reversible and can be seen from either side. The monogram/cipher...

Over 488 years ago Jacques Cartier discovered the Gulf of St. Lawrence. He named it in honor of Lawrence of Rome, a martyred saint whose feast day is August 10. The gulf's name inspired the naming of the river, county, and St. Lawrence University in...

This beautiful pendant shows Saint Joseph clinging to baby Jesus, who is raising his hand in blessing. The devotion to Saint Joseph, Father of Jesus, is known as the patron saint of workers and is widespread among the Catholic men and women. Pope Pius IX...

Everyone in life deserves to be loved by a special someone. This beautiful pendant will speak volumes for you. The raised monogram is cushioned in the oxidized background. The IAL monogram featured is from the book Monograms in Three and Four Letters by...

Another great work of heraldic art by the heraldic artist AA Turbayne, as featured in his book "Monograms & Ciphers" (1906), London, England. The style of the monogram is from the early 1900s, and he indicates it could also be used as "GHG." The...

Wear this pendant at your next concert! Found during one of Lynda's many adventures, the design is from an antique Belgian medal from the early 1900s. The "Lady with the Harp" was lifted from the medal and carefully placed on the...

This beautiful pendant features a brand-new mom monogram taken from the book A Complete Book of Monograms and Ciphers by AA Turbayne. This intricate design swirls the letters together in an interesting way. The background features vines and...

Add to your art collection by owning this "SS" monogram designed by Henri Renoir (older brother of famous artist Auguste Renoir), which was sourced from his book "Monograms and Ciphers" (1870). His beautifully crafted "SS" was recreated on the...

This monogram is by British heraldic artist J. Gordon Smith from his book Monograms in Three and Four Letters.  Attached hand-carved bail; Rolled edges, raised monogram, smooth, mirrored background.   Monogamy: MC Height:  3 1/4...

From the time of the Kaiser, we bring you a meticulously handcrafted sterling silver "WZ" monogram. Although we chose to name it "William," it could be a man's or woman's monogram—possibly even a monogram from your family's past. It is sourced from...

This handmade, one-of-a-kind pendant is an excellent example of the Germanic "Rundgotisch Alphabet" being used in an Art Nouveau monogram from the 1800s. It came from the German book "Monogramme und Dekorationen"...

An artistically intertwined "JBT" monogram from the early 1900s, although simple in form, is a graceful work of art created by the British heraldic artist J. Gordon Smith. The monogram is in his book, "Monograms in Three & Four...

Go back to the days of when steamships delivered mail around the world. This historically based "RM & PS" monogram was sourced from an antique button from the Royal Mail and Pacific Steam Navigation Company. A beautiful work of heraldic...

A sterling silver pendant adorned with a late Victorian Era "JEW" monogram that came from a hand mirror from 1895 engraved with Lynda's grandmother's initials and detailed with flowers. The elegant, swirled script was classic for the...

Travel back to the end of WWI, where elegance was personified by having your family linens hand-embroidered with the family's monogram. The "PFF" monogram was carefully lifted from a German towel circa 1920. The towel was an heirloom belonging...

From the early 20th century, the beautiful scripted "SJ" with intermingling letters is a wonderful piece of art. The monogram was sourced from a book by heraldic artist AA Turbayne: "Monograms & Ciphers" (1906), London, England. The...

Travel back to the roaring 20s, where elegance was personified by having your family linens hand-embroidered with the family's monogram. The JCJC monogram was lifted from a beautiful German linen hand towel circa 1920, purchased in Heidelberg, Germany...