A hand-cast labyrinth pendant in solid sterling silver, quietly symbolic and timeless in form. Its winding path draws the eye inward—an emblem of reflection, patience, and the journey to one’s center. Each piece bears the subtle marks of its making, giving it a character as enduring as the metal itself.
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Some symbols endure.
The second edition of The Bastion bears the image of St. Michael — the archangel, the defender, the one who stands firm against darkness. Rendered in deep relief, the scene carries a quiet intensity, rich with movement and purpose.
Cut, layered and laser engraved 260 Brass and 110 Copper. Finished by hand, the piece holds the same deliberate weight and presence the Bastion is known for. Edges feel grounded. Surfaces carry depth. Every mark settles into a finish that will continue to evolve with time and use.
Where the Dragon speaks of ancient strength,
St. Michael stands for resolve — unwavering, deliberate, and just.
Each piece is individually marked as part of the continuing Bastion series.
Material: Solid Brass & Copper
Finish: Hand-finished, antiqued relief
Series: No. 02
Design: St. Michael
Carry it with purpose.
One size fits most. 1" diameter finger hole
.385" thick 260 Brass & Copper layered
Limited to 27
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There are pieces you carry.
And there are pieces that carry weight.
The Bastion is the latter.
Handcrafted from solid 260 Brass, this single-finger form is wrapped in a coiling Japanese dragon — a symbol of protection, strength, and quiet authority. Scales rise along the edge like armor. Clouds gather in deep relief. The dragon encircles the center as if guarding what lies within.
The Bastion is built with deliberate mass and balanced proportions, designed to feel substantial in the hand — grounded, steady, intentional. The patina settles into the recesses, highlighting every carved detail and giving the piece the character of something discovered rather than manufactured.
Each Bastion is individually marked and part of an evolving series.
This first edition, the Dragon, represents vigilance and resilience — an emblem of strength carried quietly.
Material: Solid Brass
Finish: Hand-finished, antiqued relief
One size fits most. 1" diameter finger hole
1/2" thick 260 Brass
Limited to 27
Carry it daily.
Let it age with you.
Let it become yours.
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Cast by hand, one at a time. Every pendant will be slightly different due to the hand finishing.
Limited Edition
Each will be numbered
Sterling Silver chains are available. Click here.
Cast in Sterling Silver
Approximately 1.1" diameter x .150" thick
Choose between a 24" Stainless Steel or Sterling Silver rounded box chain.
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More tree...more life.
Manually machined and laser engraved in California.
1.25" diameter x around .350" thick solid Brass
Wood inlays: you will receive the coin pictured.
Fordite inlay: you will receive the coin pictured.
STONES WILL VARY FROM PIECE TO PIECE.
Dinosaur bone will vary from piece to piece.
Calcite will vary from piece to piece.
Made from natural calcite formations that occur over centuries in mineral-rich freshwater springs. The fine structures of the material primarily come from local vegetation that grew in and around the springs before vanishing, leaving the mineral porous with distinct organic structures.
A true charm of fortune. Each coin holds a genuine four-leaf clover, carefully preserved in resin and paired with a Celtic protection knot—an ancient symbol of safeguarding and good fortune. No two clovers are ever the same, and each coin bears its own unique Clover Number.
Manually machined and laser engraved in California.
1.25" diameter x around .350" thick solid Brass
Genuine four leafed clover set in resin.
Years ago, I helped my wife launch her brand, Gemma Raffo. A brand born out adversity and pain with the hope of helping others get through difficult times. Unfortunately, trying to run two websites became overwhelming so we temporarily shut it down with the intention of bringing it back "when time allowed". I've finally accepted that time will never allow so we are going to combine the brands and release products, new and old, here on the J. L. L. site.
This is a reintroduction of her first coin, The Passing Coin, but with a twist. A special edition CNC machined and deep laser engraved version. We will be bringing back the original soon but I was too excited about this version not to launch it.
The Passing Coin is just that, it is a coin created to keep for yourself and pass on to those you love. We created the Passing Coin as a symbol of love, strength and reassurance, and to solidify the everlasting bond with those you care about. I love having something tangible to hold closely, acting as a constant reminder that no matter what the current situation may be in our lives, our love is safe and can withstand anything life may throw our way. We can hold onto the coin during the darkest of hours, whether feeling alone and apart from those we love most, nervous about starting a new chapter in life, living thousands of miles away for an unknown amount of time, no matter the circumstance, the Passing Coin reminds you that someone loves you. I carry this coin with me wherever I go, whether in my pocket or in my wallet, I never leave without it. My girls carry one as well, which in turn keeps the bond and connection between us, and is a constant reminder that our love will never go away. I love this coin, it can be given for a thousand different reasons to a thousand different people, and whatever the circumstance, the Passing Coin’s purpose will always remain; No matter where you are, I am here with you, and this too shall pass.
Specifications:
CNC machined and deep laser engraved and hand ground edges
Metal: Brass
Size: 1.25" diameter
.187" thick
Why a Mandala? When linked to gratitude, mandalas remind us that everything is connected, life is impermanent yet beautiful, and that balance and harmony are worth cherishing.
Around 30 years ago my fascination with mandalas began when I saw a video of a monk creating a sand mandala. The precision, patience and time involved only to then wipe it away sits with me to this day.
Manually machined and laser engraved in California.
1.25" diameter x around .350" thick solid Brass
Wood inlays: you will receive the coin pictured.
One of a kind stones are opalized petrified wood with native copper from Indonesia.
STONES WILL VARY FROM PIECE TO PIECE.
15 years of working harder, not smarter.
• 100% ring-spun cotton
• Fabric weight: 6.1 oz/yd² (206.8 g/m²)
• Garment-dyed
• Relaxed fit
• 7/8″ double-needle topstitched collar
• Twill-taped neck and shoulders for extra durability
• Double-needle armhole, sleeve, and bottom hems
Age restrictions: For adults
EU Warranty: 2 years
In compliance with the General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR), J. L. Lawson & Co. LLC and SINDEN VENTURES LIMITED ensure that all consumer products offered are safe and meet EU standards. For any product safety related inquiries or concerns, please contact our EU representative at gpsr@sindenventures.com. You can also write to us at 3 Gopher Flat Rd, #188, Sutter Creek, CA 95685 or Markou Evgenikou 11, Mesa Geitonia, 4002, Limassol, Cyprus.
Size guide
| WIDTH (inches) | LENGTH (inches) | SLEEVE CENTER BACK (inches) | |
| S | 18 ¼ | 26 ⅝ | 16 ¼ |
| M | 20 ¼ | 28 | 17 ¾ |
| L | 22 | 29 ⅜ | 19 |
| XL | 24 | 30 ¾ | 20 ½ |
| 2XL | 26 | 31 ⅝ | 21 ¾ |
| 3XL | 27 ¾ | 32 ½ | 23 ¼ |
Often translated simply as “demons,” Oni are among the most recognizable figures in Japanese folklore. Their horned heads, sharp fangs, and fearsome expressions appear in myths, festivals, temple art, and modern pop culture. However, the symbolism of Oni extends far beyond fear and violence. In Japanese cultural thought, Oni represent internal human struggles, moral imbalance, and psychological states rather than purely external evil forces.
Manually machined and laser engraved in California.
1.25" diameter x around .350" thick solid Brass
Wood inlays: you will receive the coin pictured.
Hematite with kikko pattern might vary slightly.
For generations, we’ve heard:
“A jack of all trades is a master of none.”
A phrase spoken as quiet criticism, a caution against divided focus.
In time, a second line emerged — added not to erase the first, but to restore its balance:
“But oftentimes better than a master of one.”
This coin unites both halves.
On one face, rendered in ornate, old-world detail, the original phrase stands framed in the grandeur of guild crests and traditional craft — a tribute to the age when mastery meant singular devotion.
Turn it over, and the design shifts. Clean lines. Modern symmetry. A philosophical counterpoint engraved in bold clarity. The added line — born later — transforms limitation into perspective.
Together, they tell a fuller truth.
Versatility is not weakness.
Breadth is not compromise.
To know many paths is, oftentimes, to understand the whole.
Specifications:
CNC machined, deep laser engraved and finished by hand.
Metal: Brass
Size: 1.25" diameter
.187" thick (3/16") nice and heavy
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Manually machined and laser engraved in California.
1.25" diameter x around .350" thick solid Brass
This is Lisa's design so here's a backstory and description from her...
This coin was born from my grief, and a long time coming.
I never found an image that held what I was feeling. Grief looks different on everyone, yet it carries a familiar weight.
Recently, I saw a simple drawing: a girl lying on the ground, her cheek resting against the earth. Beneath her, deep in the soil, the animal she loved rested below. It struck something in me, that quiet connection between above and below. Between the living and the gone.
Grief does not move out of the body.
It settles.
It becomes part of the bones.
Even seven years after losing my dad suddenly to an aortic dissection, it still lives in me. The sadness does not disappear. It changes shape.
Over the past year, working as a hospice nurse, I’ve had the honor of being present in the most intimate moments of life’s end, standing beside families in their darkest hours, witnessing final breaths. Whether death comes suddenly or slowly, one truth remains: loss feels surreal.
And still, the world continues.
People laugh. Traffic moves. The sun rises.
You carry something heavy while the earth keeps turning.
This coin represents that split.
The two bleeding hearts symbolize the divide between the living and the dead. One remains above the ground, still beating, still asked to continue. The other rests beneath the soil, returned to silence, to memory.
But they are not separate.
Roots connect them, just as love connects us beyond physical presence. What is buried is not gone. It moves through everything unseen: the ground beneath us, the air we breathe, the life we carry forward.
The wolves stand as guardians of that bond, half above and half below the soil, symbolizing devotion that does not dissolve when someone is gone. Grief exists in two worlds at once: the life that continues, and the life that changed forever.
Above the living heart, flowers bloom and birds rise, not because the pain has ended, but because life insists on continuing.
This coin began as a tribute to my father.
But it belongs to anyone who has loved and lost.
Because even when someone is no longer here, the connection remains.
The bond remains.
