Every piece here started as a real conversation with a real client, with a reason behind it, a story, and a lot of emotion. We’re not showing you a catalog. We’re showing you what’s possible, so you can design your own.
Past State Officer Grange Pin — Enamel Award Pin
This oval lapel pin reproduces a state agricultural organization’s past-officer insignia — a wheat sheaf emblem on a navy shield, framed by a green field and a pink enamel border, with the organization’s name banded across the center and the officer title lettered around the rim. Cast in gold-plated sterling silver with a small lab diamond set at the center of the shield, the piece uses four enamel colors matched through several rounds of sample review to reproduce the exact tones of the original 10K gold version the organization had used for years. The pin closes with a single post-and-clutch fastening for easy on-and-off wear, replacing the swivel clasp on earlier versions. Produced as a batch of twenty identical pins, it suits any organization looking to recreate or update a long-standing recognition pin for its members.
Engraved School Seal Pendant in Gold-Plated Silver
This medallion pendant reproduces a school’s institutional crest in dimensional, engraved detail: a sacred heart pierced by a sword at the center, framed by a ring of stars and flame lines, a laurel wreath, and the school’s founding date. The crest text wraps the outer edge of the round plate. Cast in 14k gold-plated sterling silver and finished with a polished surface, the pendant hangs from a paperclip-style chain that allows for length adjustment. It was designed as a wearable fundraising item for an academy’s parent guild, intended to be produced later in a larger batch so members and supporters could purchase their own. The design went through several rounds of refinement to balance legibility of the crest’s Latin motto against the pendant’s compact size — a common challenge when translating a printed emblem into a small dimensional piece.
Fraternal Emblem Pendant — Raised Letters in Gold
This pendant was designed around a fraternity emblem — a raised 3D figure in the organization’s signature pose, arms lifted overhead, with the Greek letters and founding year rendered in raised lettering across the chest. The body is finished in a hand-applied matte texture so the polished lettering stands out clearly against it. The reverse side carries a personal date, engraved in a clean, simple font. Sized generously at 2 inches wide to suit a larger frame, the piece is finished in double gold-plated silver for added durability against daily wear, with a sturdy bail sized for a substantial chain. It is a piece built to carry both organizational pride and a private, personal milestone in one design.
Police Academy Graduation Pendant — Gold Badge Emblem
This pendant reproduces a police department’s badge in 14k yellow gold, with the shield, eagle, checkered field, flag, and scale of justice all rendered in raised relief against a sandblasted background for contrast. The department name and founding year are engraved on the back, and the front carries the department’s Latin motto on a ribbon banner beneath the crest. Made to mark a graduation from the police academy, the pendant is sized to sit comfortably on a matching 14k gold figaro chain. The dimensional detail and dual-finish surface treatment make this suited to anyone who wants a wearable, everyday tribute to their department and the milestone of joining it.
Dragon & Rhino Martial Arts Emblem Pendant in Silver
This pendant translates a black belt logo into a wearable, dimensional piece rather than a flat emblem. A dragon and a beast head are arranged in a yin-yang composition inside a black-enamel ring, with a red enamel background giving the design contrast and depth. A black belt knot motif anchors the bottom of the circle, tying the piece directly to its martial-arts origin. The dragon’s eye is set with a ruby and the beast’s eye with a lab diamond, adding two small points of color and sparkle to an otherwise sculptural, high-relief design. Cast in sterling silver with a rhodium finish for durability and shine, the pendant was produced in a 1.5–2 inch size with raised, dimensional detail rather than flat engraving. It suits anyone who wants a meaningful emblem — a rank, a discipline, a personal achievement — turned into a piece they can wear rather than just display.
