A list of articles based around popular mourning symbols and motifs: Symbolism: The Lamb Mizpah T...
Read moreThe torch is a symbol that represents several concepts, concepts which harken back to its literal...
Read moreMade for the young Mary Urbas, this piece was a purchased and tailored (possibly by the funerary ...
Read moreSunday, Sunday, Sunday, let’s get started. Oh, it’s Halloween? And I’m running a blog...
Read moreIf you see a woman weeping at a tomb or plinth, this is considered to be the mourning ‘wido...
Read moreSeen mostly in Neoclassical miniatures and pieces of the latter 18th century, the Three Graces ar...
Read moreFaith, Hope and Charity are the most important symbols of the late 18th and 19th centuries, being...
Read moreFaith, hope and charity are of the most typical symbols during the 19th century; their nondescrip...
Read more“For You All Alone” (“Pour Vous Tout Seule”) is a sentiment that equates ...
Read moreCombining the elements of the willow, woman, plinth and urn are not uncommon in mourning jeweller...
Read moreSymbolism in Neoclassical jewels were necessary; they reflected the status, wealth and humanistic...
Read moreNecklaces can be worn as a fashion article, or hidden as a personal memento, and that is why lock...
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