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...