Memento Mori Medallion Silver and Gold
These medallions are designed with the intent of carrying them in your pocket, bag, or wallet or being displayed where they are seen daily. A reminder to explore life; be mindful of the moment you are living in right now, and be aware of your thoughts, emotions, and experiences on a moment-to-moment basis. It is also a reminder to accept death; that mortality is inevitable and that the life we live and what we create have impermanence. Both are important perspectives as you navigate life.
This double-sided medallion features La Luna Hive’s icon, the Luna bee, it measures 2” tall and comes in a gold or silver finish with black enamel inlay. It reads ‘Explore Life’ on one side and ‘Accept Death’ on the other.
Each medallion includes a protective sleeve, information card, velvet gauze bag, and a 1.4” black acrylic stand.
Memento Mori is Latin and translates to ‘Remember Death’. It has been an artistic or symbolic reminder of the inevitability of death since the classical antiquity era (300 BC to 500 BC). Becoming more prominent in the medieval period (500 AD to 1500 AD) in funeral art and architecture.
These medallions are designed with the intent of carrying them in your pocket, bag, or wallet or being displayed where they are seen daily. A reminder to explore life; be mindful of the moment you are living in right now, and be aware of your thoughts, emotions, and experiences on a moment-to-moment basis. It is also a reminder to accept death; that mortality is inevitable and that the life we live and what we create have impermanence. Both are important perspectives as you navigate life.
This double-sided medallion features La Luna Hive’s icon, the Luna bee, it measures 2” tall and comes in a gold or silver finish with black enamel inlay. It reads ‘Explore Life’ on one side and ‘Accept Death’ on the other.
Each medallion includes a protective sleeve, information card, velvet gauze bag, and a 1.4” black acrylic stand.
Memento Mori is Latin and translates to ‘Remember Death’. It has been an artistic or symbolic reminder of the inevitability of death since the classical antiquity era (300 BC to 500 BC). Becoming more prominent in the medieval period (500 AD to 1500 AD) in funeral art and architecture.
These medallions are designed with the intent of carrying them in your pocket, bag, or wallet or being displayed where they are seen daily. A reminder to explore life; be mindful of the moment you are living in right now, and be aware of your thoughts, emotions, and experiences on a moment-to-moment basis. It is also a reminder to accept death; that mortality is inevitable and that the life we live and what we create have impermanence. Both are important perspectives as you navigate life.
This double-sided medallion features La Luna Hive’s icon, the Luna bee, it measures 2” tall and comes in a gold or silver finish with black enamel inlay. It reads ‘Explore Life’ on one side and ‘Accept Death’ on the other.
Each medallion includes a protective sleeve, information card, velvet gauze bag, and a 1.4” black acrylic stand.
Memento Mori is Latin and translates to ‘Remember Death’. It has been an artistic or symbolic reminder of the inevitability of death since the classical antiquity era (300 BC to 500 BC). Becoming more prominent in the medieval period (500 AD to 1500 AD) in funeral art and architecture.