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25 letters in stock todayChains 16+2 to 18+2.5 inches75 pieces carry buyer ratings
Browse the letters, A to Z

75 pieces rated 4.4 to 4.7 by buyers

One letter,
worn every day

MONOZO makes thin plated pieces built around a single initial: a disc on a doubled chain, a letter above a sunflower, a cross that lies sideways on the collarbone.

  • 25 letters in stock today, in gold tone and silver tone
  • Bracelets at 6+2 inches, necklaces at 18+2.5 inches
  • 57 of 75 pieces arrive in a pouch, by the maker's own count
Initial Bracelet, Letter A, 14K gold plated from MONOZO

Start with the letter

Most people here are shopping for one letter. Pick it and the page shows every piece that carries it.

A pale square means that letter is out of stock this week. The letter index keeps the count.

The MONOZO range

What buyers rated first

All initial bracelets
65 pieces

Initials

A letter on a disc, on a chain thin enough to sleep in. Bracelets and necklaces.

See the initials
10 pieces

Crosses

Upright, sideways and set with cubic zirconia, on chains from 16+2 inches.

See the crosses

Disc, charm or cross

Three ways a letter is worn here

The letter is the same idea in three formats, and the format decides where it sits and how often you see it.

DiscOn the wrist

A stamped disc rides between two chains, so the letter turns face up as the wrist moves. This is the format 59 of the pieces here use.

CharmAt the collarbone

A letter hangs beside a sunflower on an 18+2.5 inch chain, long enough to clear a crew neck and short enough to show above a collar.

CrossAcross the chain

Not a letter at all: a cross set upright or lying sideways, which is the piece people buy when the initial is not the point.

Side by side

Chain lengths in this catalogue

Chain, piece count and price for each department.

Where each length sits
DepartmentPiecesChain, inchesPrice today
Cross chokers316+2$6.99 to $9.99
Cross necklaces716+2$9.99 to $11.99
Letter necklaces618+2.5$16.99 to $17.99
Initial bracelets596+2$9.99 to $16.99

Crosses

Upright, sideways and set with stones

Upright, sideways and set with cubic zirconia, on chains from 16+2 inches.

All crosses

The MONOZO story

We started with one letter and a bad clasp

MONOZO began in 2017 with a single disc bracelet and a clasp that gave up in a week. The letter was the easy part. Holding it on a wrist through washing up, coat sleeves and a night of sleep turned out to be the whole job, and it took three tries to get a chain that survived it.

Where a thin piece gives way

A piece here is thin on purpose: nobody wears a heavy initial twice. So the money goes into the three places that actually break.

M 1 2 3
  1. 1The jump ringWhere the disc hangs off the chain. It opens under a sleeve before anything else does.
  2. 2The clasp springThe part that gives up first on a cheap bracelet, usually in the first fortnight.
  3. 3The fold in the chainWhere a chain doubles over itself, the plating wears through and the base metal shows.

Two tones, both plated

Plating is a surface layer over a base metal, not solid metal. The maker states 14K and 18K for it, and calls the pieces hypoallergenic, nickel free and lead free. Those are the maker's words and we print them as the maker's words.

  • Gold tone50 pieces
  • Silver tone25 pieces

Sizes stay deliberately narrow

There is no chart to read and no size to get wrong. That is the reason a letter makes such a good gift: you need the initial and nothing else.

  • 6+2 in 59 pieces
  • 16+2 in 10 pieces
  • 18+2.5 in 6 pieces

What plating does not do

A surface layer wears at the points that rub. Perfume, chlorine and a hot shower take it off faster. At these prices a piece is a season or several, not an heirloom.

On a braceletThe disc and the claspThey meet a sleeve and a tap every day
On a necklaceThe back of the chainIt sits against skin and collar
EverywherePerfume and chlorineBoth strip a plated surface faster than wear does
Plated is not solid, and we never call it either one.

Who buys what

The pattern reads straight off the ratings.

  • Single lettersGo to the person wearing them.
  • Pairs of lettersGo to sisters and to mothers, usually the same two letters twice.
  • The crossesGo to confirmations, and to people who want the chain without an initial. They are the only part of the range that sells to men.

The letter is the one thing we do not customise

Every piece is stamped before it reaches us, so a letter is either in stock or it is not. A brand that engraves to order would tell you otherwise. MONOZO stocks rather than engraves, and the difference shows up as an empty square in the index instead of a longer wait.

The letter index