Hand Pendant Necklace

This genuine carnelian cabochon has been known to encourage creativity, courage and positive energy since the age of antiquity. Fashioned into a pendant, it may be worn at the end of a singular chain or among a collection of charms at your wrist.

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

When we discovered a vintage coin from Hong Kong—”the fragrant harbor”—we were reminded of Napoleon’s famous words about the region, long under the British commonwealth: “Let China sleep, for when she wakes, she will rule the world.”

This noble charm was reimagined from an original French shield, reinterpreted in a lovely royal blue enamel. Double-sided, it features a golden crown at the top, a roaring lion in the bottom-right, and crossed blades on the left.

While antiquing in France, we discovered a small collection of vintage religious emblems and coins. This small Latin cross is a reimagining of one particular pendant, cast in brass and burnished in gold.

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.

Since ancient times, U-Shaped Crescent charms have been used to draw luck and ward away mischief, wayward faeries, and those who wish you ill. Add a bit of fortune to your bracelet or necklace with this petite charm.