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...

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...

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...

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

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...

Be the first to proudly wear this beautiful waving U.S. flag.  The design was originally made in 1959, featuring all 50 stars after Alaska and Hawaii joined the United States.  Beautifully crafted, this sterling silver pendant of the...

A wonderful example of a classical two lettered "GH" monogram that has a mirrored G to create balance that results in three letters - GHG.  This monogram was in the book: "Monograms & Ciphers"(1906), London, England, by heraldic artist...

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...

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 classic cipher, this "MAR" monogram with its flowing scripted letters is from the book: "Monograms with three & four letters" (1903), by the heraldic artist J. Gordon Smith.  It was replicated with raised letters and placed on a...