This design was created by Dianne Mouser.  Monogram: DM Smooth background; Smooth outer edging; Raised inner circular border; Raised monogram 0.91 x 0.71 inches  Weight: 2.2 Grams

Superb example of a classic 3 letter monogram with its artful intertwined script.  It came from the German book:  "Monogram und Dekorationen" (1908), by W. Diebner.   The monogram was replicated and placed on an oval...

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...

You will wear God the Father, standing behind his son Jesus Christ on the cross. In between the face of God and the head of Jesus Christ sits a dove the symbol of the Holy Spirit. 1.19 X 0.75 inches  3.5 Grams

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...

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 gorgeous pendant features the image of the Virgin Mary that was found on an antique french religious medal.  Its detailed background is remarkable and detailing of the image is lifelike.  The image is surrounded by a beautiful frame. ...

This beautiful cherub design was pulled from an antique Belgium coin.  This pendant features an outer rim, a smooth background, and is finished off with a loose bail.  This would be a perfect gift for the angel in your life.   1 1/4"...

This tiny pendant features St. John the Baptist as a child holding the cross of Jesus on one side.  On the reverse side is the lamb holding a cross looking up in the clouds, and you can see the chalice and the Eucharist that looks as if it is...

An interesting "UT" monogram that is elegantly crafted in the cursive style and is from the book: "A Complete Book of Monograms and Ciphers" (1906), by the heraldic Artist, A.A. Turbayne, London, England.  It is replicated...

A 3-letter monogram with the initials of Lynda's youngest granddaughter, the design came from the antique book: "Industrial Monograms" (1881), by Martin Gerlach, Vienna, Austria.   Lynda replicated the design and placed it on a sterling...

The lovely pendant features the monogram of the Virgin Mary.  Its image was taken from an antique french religious medal.  The monogram is surrounded by a intricate heart frame and background.  What a wonderful expression of faith and...

From Lynda's linen collection, this "AF" monogram is from an Art Nouveau beautifully hand embroidered antique handkerchief from the 1920's from Budapest, Hungary.   The delicate AF was lifted off the handkerchief and placed on the...

From Lynda's linen collection, this "AF" monogram is from an Art Nouveau beautifully hand embroidered antique handkerchief from the 1920's from Budapest, Hungary.   The delicate AF was lifted off the handkerchief and placed on the...

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 (1910-1965).  A beautiful work of...

In the early 1900’s, Hugo Alonzo Lange (b. 1867), a sought-after jeweler and engraver who worked in Little Rock, Arkansas, Chihuahua, Mexico, and Oklahoma  created a stunning brooch.  This sterling silver bar pendant is an exact replica...

This detailed floral pendant is a replica of a charming, antique button that was given to Lynda by a dear friend and unofficially adopted daughter, Antonine, from Paris, France. An intricately sculpted design of flowers with stems and symmetrical...

Queen Victoria was the reigning Monarch of England and Great Britain from 1837 to 1901. She reigned over the most prosperous period in the history of England. If anyone was lucky enough to watch the mini-series on the life of Queen Victoria, you have...