Baby Jesus and Saint Joseph.  Saint Joseph was a loving and kind step-father.  A little fact is that there is no book in the bible of a word spoke by this good man.    Height:  1 7/8 inches Width:  1 7/8...

This monogram was created by Gustave Boussenot, French heraldic artist, from the book Chiffres & Monograms et suite de Composition Decoratives, Paris, France 1880. One 24K gold orb.  The solid 24 karat gold orb was salvaged from parts of United...

“Winged Victory” was the title of a series of medals referred to as 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. Designed...

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...

This monogram was created by Gustave Boussenot, 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...

Honor the heroes of WWII with this exquisite "RAF" monogrammed sterling silver pendant.  The design is from a cap pin from the British Royal Air Force worn during World War II.  The King's Royal Crown tops the monogram and is surrounded by ivy...

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 Gulfs name inspired the naming of the river, county and St. Lawrence...

This beautiful pendant show 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. ...

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...

Initials are the first letters we learn and having an intricately detailed monogram to call your own was highly sought after in the early 1900's as a symbol of class and power.  This striking monogram was designed by British heraldic artist, J...