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Be it the 1850's or the 1950's, the iconic images of an anchor, cross, and heart have captured the romance of many eras. The anchor for hope, cross for faith, and heart for charity (which is also known as love)... for centuries it has been a testament to strength of character.

When Queen Victoria was in mourning, she embraced these symbols as the three theological virtues. Sailors would leave these charms with their sweethearts in devotion of a safe return. Then renewed again by 1950's Americana culture, the union of love, faith, and hope embodies upstanding morals and strength in self.

Three solid sterling silver charms hang from an oxidized and repolished 18 inch sterling silver ball chain. The largest charm, the maltese cross, is one inch in diameter.

Arrives in a stylish Rock Love giftbox.