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...

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...

We’re excited to give you an early look at our newest design—available November 1st. This preview is just to showcase our upcoming release; pieces will be available for purchase once the collection officially launches. This sterling silver...

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...