Family Crest Charm

A decadently carved chain bracelet, originally designed to hold our collection of Bonaparte charms and pendants—though it's worn beautifully as a standalone as well.

Long associated with French royalty, the fleur-de-lis is a symbol of power and grace.

A modern interpretation of a treasured heirloom, this bracelet was created in honor of the unbreakable love between Napoleon and Joséphine de Beauharnais. The iconic French charms, reimagined from vintage emblems, signify devotion, honor, and strength.

An impression of a vintage Australian coin we christened Malmaison, after the Chateau de Malmaison upon which Joséphine spent her days. There, she kept a menagerie of Australian species, including kangaroos, emus, and black swans.

An elegant rolo chain bracelet punctuated by a lucky pegasus intaglio encircled with pearls and Czech black diamond crystal pavé. Named for Marengo, Napoleon’s trusted horse, who carried him through battle and home to his true love.

Crafted in the style of a twentieth century German piece, this cameo uses an Ancient Roman technique of setting the art beneath glass to achieve a dynamic effect, bringing each intricate detail to life.

When Mikhail Romanov was bestowed the Russian crown in 1613, he became the first Tsar of Russia from the House of Romanov. We like to think that his princess would have chosen these earrings for the coronation.

The legend of King Midas is a caution, and a curiosity. Inspired by this lore, we crafted a golden hand encased in a circle, caught in an endless loop that may be worn around the throat or wrist as a reminder to be careful what you wish for.

While antiquing in France, we discovered a small collection of vintage religious emblems which we reimagined into a series of charms. This double-sided Roman cross is striking on its own, yet finely detailed to layer beautifully with other charms.