Memento Mori Signet Ring – Skull Shield – Seat of the...

Memento Mori Ring – Skull Shield – Seat of the Mind and Spark of Life This anthropomorphic signet, finely worked, presents on its boss and its sides the imposing figure of the Grim Reaper, guide of souls to the afterlife. Its thick, relief-sculpted body gives it a powerful and mystical presence. Adorned with skulls in the pure spirit of Memento Mori, this ring embodies deep, contemporary symbolism. With its singular charm and intense character, it recalls the fragility of existence and the inner strength that resides in each of us. In the center, the skull, magnificently depicted on an oval shield-shaped boss, dominates the ensemble. It is surrounded on the flanks by six finely chiseled skulls, evoking both the ephemeral beauty of life, universal mortality, and the transcendence that accompanies every human being. Memento Mori appears there as a powerful symbol, inviting reflection and contemplation. The signet thus becomes a constant reminder of the fugacity of existence, of the necessity to live the present moment fully, and to cultivate courage and wisdom. This jewel is a homage to the seat of intelligence, mind, and the spark of human life, celebrating consciousness, memory, and the depth of the soul. Dimensions: 29 x 25 x 23 mm Internal diameter: 21.6 mm Size: FR 68, US 12.5, DE 21 1/4, UK Z, CH 27 1/2 Weight: 19.16 g Silver-tinged alloy & patina A jewel case will be included. To know: The skulls are all used here as powerful reminders that we will all leave this earth at some point. Skulls are, in fact, the most common symbol in the art of Memento Mori and the classic symbol of mortality. It symbolizes both death and the power of life. Death is the great equalizer among people, and the skull. That is why the skull is a symbol of equality. Because it tells us that we share a common fate. Like a skull, we all resemble each other. Skulls are considered the seat of intelligence, mind, and the spark of human life. Memento Mori is a Latin phrase meaning “Remember that you will die,” a formulation of medieval Christianity. Expressing the vanity of earthly life, it refers to the “art of dying,” or Ars Moriendi. It implies an ethic of detachment. Its origin traces back to Greco-Roman antiquity. In imperial Rome, when an emperor or general returned to Rome after a successful campaign (military or political), he would ride through the streets on a chariot surrounded by a crowd that greeted him with applause and honors. Behind him, on the chariot, a man would whisper constantly: “Memento Mori.” It was actually a piece of advice, a rule of life: to remind the hero that his life was exactly like that of every human, and to perpetuate and sustain his triumphs, he must remain humble and honest. Seat of intelligence, mind, and the spark of human life. Thank you for taking the attached detailed photos into account for a better impression. Tracked shipping: France: Colissimo European Union: UPS Other international destinations: Colissimo International, depending on the destination. Grouped shipments: If you win several lots, please wait until the end of your sales before finalizing so that grouped shipping charges can be applied.

Schätzpreis:€130

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