For the Scrabble lover in your life we have vintage scrabble tile made into pendants using silver.

In 1931 an unemployed architect , Alfred Mosher Butts created the game "Lexiko" which was changed to "criss-Cross Words" and later came to be known as Scrabble.

This very popular game is played with two to four players whom score points by forming words from individual letter tiles that have points on them, on a game board marked with a 15x15 grid.

IN the United States, the name Scrabble is trademarked by Hasbro, inc. Scrabble is sold in 121 countries with 29 different language versions. Worldwide, over one hundred and fifty million sets have been sold. It is

no possible to play Scrabble in Japanese's or Chinese, but they play in English with a rule book in their own language.

1984 - Scrabble became a daytime game show on NBC

1989 - The highest score for one game is 1049 by Philip Appleby from Lymington

1995 - Underwater Scrabble was played at Portsmouth University using special laminated boards and tile

with led weights.

2004 - Scrabble was inducted into the National Toy Hall of Fame

2014 - Scrabble added a new word to the official player's dictionary. Geocache is the first time the

Scrabble dictionary has ever included a word that was voted on by the fans and it's the first major

update to the Scrabble dictionary in nearly a decade

National Scrabble Day is celebrated today in honor of the birth of Alfred Mosher Butts, born on April

13, 1899.

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To celebrate today, get some friends together and play a game

of Scrabble or Words with Friends (not actually the same, but it will due).