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Hebrew: Sabbath PrayerSKU JM001N14K Inscribed in Hebrew: "To light the candles of the Sabbath" This lovely geometric jewelry pendant is adapted from a gold Sabbath ring now in the collection...

Hope and keep busy - Louisa May AlcottSKU LA01NInscription: "Hope and keep busy" by Louisa May Alcott from her book Little Women published in 1868 and one of the great...

How Great Thou ArtSKU FC46NInscribed: "How great Thou art" on a ribbon of precious metal forming a G or Treble Clef From the complete refrain Then sings my soul, my...

How Great Thou Art SKU FC46N14KInscribed: "How great Thou art" on a ribbon of precious metal forming a G or Treble Clef From the complete refrain Then sings my soul,...

I Am My Beloved'sSKU PE02N From the Song of Solomon, chapter 6 verse 3, comes this beautiful message from King Solomon - a declaration of mutual love and affection from...

I Am Not Afraid of Storms - Louisa May Alcott SKU LA10N Inscription: "I am not afraid of storms, for I am learning how to sail my ship" with Louisa...

I Believe in AngelsSKU IN50NInscribed: "I believe in angels" Our belief in angels is at least 4,000 years old, so, in believing, one becomes part of a long tradition. In...

I Dwell In Possibility - Emily DickinsonSKU LD02NInscribed: "I dwell in possibility" with Emily Dickinson's signature on the back. From one of her many poems we selected this line to...

I Love You MoreSKU PE01NInscribed: "I love you, I love you more" interspersed with X's. Some say that when illiteracy was widespread, a person would mark a legal document with...

I Love You More SKU PE01N14KInscribed: "I love you, I love you more" interspersed with X's. Some say that when illiteracy was widespread, a person would mark a legal document...

I've Changed A Few Times - Lewis CarrollSKU LC07NInscribed: "I knew who I was this morning but I've changed a few times since then Alice in Wonderland" - Lewis Carroll...

In Beauty I Walk - Navajo/Dine prayerSKU IN57NInscribed: "In Beauty I walk" on the front, "the Navajo People" on the back. From the first stanza of the traditional Navajo/Dine prayer: In...