We’re currently sold out, but don’t worry—more will be back in stock in about two weeks! Thank you for your patience, and we can’t wait to share the restock with you. This 14K Celtic Heart pendant captures the resilience of the...

Dating back to the Third Century, IHS was known as a "Christogram", an ancient way of writing Jesus Christ. The letters I and J, of the Latin alphabet were used interchangeably until 1524. Christians shortened the name of Jesus by only writing the first...

The Glorious Cross is a timeless replica inspired by the cross my mother, born in 1921, wore in her youth. Wearing this piece brings her memory vividly to life. The pendant is paired with an adjustable chain, allowing for lengths of 16", 17", or 18"...

This beautiful cross represents the Triune God: God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit (the Dove). Height:  1 3/16 inches Width:  3/4 inch Weight:  3.4 grams Pendant comes with an 18" 14K chain. 

This Celtic Heart pendant captures the resilience of the heart. The loss of someone we love leaves holes in our heart that never fully heal. Yet the beautiful never-ending line encircling those holes reminds us that love and memories will endure. This...

Heart-shaped pendants date back to the Middle Ages as symbols of love. They gained popularity in the Victorian era (1837–1901), often featuring floral motifs representing devotion and memory. Inspired by Victorian and Art Nouveau styles, this...

 This Sterling Silver Celtic Heart pendant captures the resilience of the heart. The loss of someone we love leaves holes in our heart that never fully heal. Yet the beautiful never-ending line encircling those holes reminds us that love and...

Dating back to the Third Century, IHS was known as a "Christogram", an ancient way of writing Jesus Christ. The letters I and J, of the Latin alphabet were used interchangeably until 1524. Christians shortened the name of Jesus by only writing the first...

 This Celtic Heart pendant captures the resilience of the heart. The loss of someone we love leaves holes in our heart that never fully heal. Yet the beautiful never-ending line encircling those holes reminds us that love and memories will endure...

By far, the most popular monogram with our customers is this elegantly crafted "MOM" monogram. Available in different design and different sizes. It came from the book: "Monograms & Ciphers" (1906), London, England, by heraldic artist AA...

This sterling silver Celtic heart-within-a-heart design declares the strength of love that endures beyond loss. Wearing this pendant with its gently intertwined woven holes is a quiet declaration that our loved ones will forever remain a part of who we...

Take a walk back in time to the origin of the: "Twelfth Man, Old Army, & Old Sarge".  The Texas AMC monogram came from an antique button on the uniform of Texas A.M.C. cadets in the 1920's.  The...

By far, the most popular monogram of our customers, this elegantly crafted "MOM" monogram comes in four different pendant sizes. It came from the book: "Monograms & Ciphers" (1906), London, England, by heraldic artist AA Turbayne...

This design is also called a staurogram or monogrammatic cross.  It dates back to an early manuscript from the second century when the Greek letters T & P were superimposed over each other and used in the early Greek New Testament...

  This design is also called a staurogram or monogrammatic cross.  It dates back to an early manuscript from the second century when the Greek letters T & P were superimposed over each other and used in the early Greek New...

This beautiful cross represents the Triune God: God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit (the Dove).  Height:  1 3/16 inches Width:  3/4 inch Weight:  3.5 grams Chain included.

This Glorious Cross is a beautiful replica of the cross my mother, born in 1921, wore as a young lady. Her memory comes alive to me when I wear this cross. Height:  1 1/8 inch Width:  5/8 inch Weight:  2.4 grams Chain included.

By far, the most popular monogram of our customer is this elegantly crafted "MOM" monogram. It came from the book: "Monograms & Ciphers" (1906), London, England, by heraldic artist AA Turbayne.   It was replicated and placed...