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...

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

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...

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

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.   Monogam:  MC Height:  3 1/4...

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

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 1800's.  It came from the German book: "Monogramme und...

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

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...

Travel back to the end of WW I, 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...

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),...

This piece is modeled after a 19th century religious medal, found in Belgium and has the image of Jesus Christ.  I replicated the image and placed it on a sterling silver word background pendant and added a thin border.  It has an attached...