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.
Engraved Dog Portrait Pendant — Gold Keepsake for a Partner
This round pendant is cast in 14k gold-plated silver and engraved with a half-profile portrait of a beloved dog — her floppy ears and facial features rendered as a clean outline rather than a highly detailed image, so the likeness reads clearly at a glance. The reverse carries her name in a script font, chosen to feel personal without being overly delicate for a man’s everyday chain. Designed to hang on an existing rope chain, the pendant is sized to match the wearer’s other pieces at about an inch across. It suits anyone who wants to carry a pet’s likeness discreetly — the portrait faces forward, the name stays private on the back, and the whole piece reads as a simple, wearable keepsake rather than an overt memorial.
St. Luke Medallion Pendant in Gold with Aquamarine Halo
This oval pendant borrows its silhouette from a classic devotional medallion style, reworked with a personal center image and a ring of aquamarine stones in place of the traditional clear accents. At its center is an engraved figure of a saint, holding a book, rendered in fine linework against a polished gold background. A continuous halo of round, light-blue aquamarines is prong-set around the frame, and the back carries a private engraving in script. The piece is finished in 14k yellow gold and hangs from a cable-style chain chosen to be sturdy without adding bulk. The oval medallion format, halo-style stone border, and central engraved portrait combine to create a piece that reads as devotional and personal at once — suited to someone who wanted a specific patron figure honored in a format inspired by a well-known traditional pendant style, translated into her own stone and metal choices.
