"Hold Fast" Silver CharmTHE STORY: "Hold Fast", a phrase that's held many meanings across centuries: This antique seal was crafted in the 1800s a time when boat and sea was the main means of transportation. Historically, hold fast was a command given to sailors when approaching a storm, warning them to grip tight to the ships rigging to avoid being washed overboard as the ship plunged through the sea. The phrase was often tattooed across the knuckles of a sailor's hands a

THE STORY:

It is sometimes called the “martyr’s stone

We love a ring with possibility

25” in length

We love creatures great and small

This bracelet is comprised of brass and gold filled elements measures a standard 7”

These Georgian stones hailing from the 1700s still maintain their special luster and sparkle--even more than 200 years after their creation

The shield is solid 10k gold and band is solid 14k gold

75" in width and drops 1

and each truly unique in their own right

The word comes from the Hebrew word for "watchtower"--as mentioned in the Bible

handed-carved agate intaglio seal with a solid 10k gold bail from the early 1800s and solid 9k gold Victorian chain from the late 1800s