Memento Mori jewelry Skull for men
"Memento mori"! Behind these two words lies a whole symbolic universe. It is a Latin phrase that could be translated as "Remember that you are going to die". A short, universal sentence that leaves no one indifferent.
That's why it inspires so many jewelry designers. Two Saints Tactical, true to its biker and rock spirit, has therefore imagined a collection of Skull jewelry for... Read more
Memento Mori jewelry Skull for men
"Memento mori"! Behind these two words lies a whole symbolic universe. It is a Latin phrase that could be translated as "Remember that you are going to die". A short, universal sentence that leaves no one indifferent.
That's why it inspires so many jewelry designers. Two Saints Tactical, true to its biker and rock spirit, has therefore imagined a collection of Skull jewelry for men. It takes the particular aesthetic of the "Memento mori" where everyone is confronted with his condition of mortal.
It is said that in ancient times, a slave stood next to the generals during the victorious marches, and whispered this sentence in their ears ... The skull has quickly become an essential symbol of "Memento mori". The skull expresses the brevity of life and its fragility.
Everyone interprets this expression in their own way. Most often, "Memento mori" is seen as a call to enjoy life. Some people wear these two words on jewelry of all kinds (ring, pendant, bracelet, key ring...). The expression is also found staged with its counterpart "Memento vivere" (remember to live).
Skull rings, bracelets, belt buckles
The Skull universe is strongly impregnated with the philosophy "Memento mori" / "Memento vivere". This aesthetic is also certainly at the origin of the gothic, rock or metal style.
Two Saints Tactical declines this graphic universe through its jewels, real collector's items. The Skull rings feature all kinds of skulls. Discreetly engraved in a ring or covering the finger, the skull accompanies the wearer at all times. This is particularly true of a skull signet ring.
These rings with a skull and crossbones pattern are real biker rings! Indeed, a Harley Davidson ring most often features a skull. A way to defy death, and enjoy the spirit of freedom on the road.
With Two Saints Tactical, the "Memento mori" is also imposed on lifestyle accessories. The online store presents for example belt buckles and leather bracelets for men rock.
The leather, black or brown, highlights the bronze patch with a Skull engraving. Pirate, metal, esoteric, simple skull or "catacombs": everyone chooses his pattern to assert his personality.
Other men's bracelets will seduce those who prefer to play it discreet: the link bracelets. Consisting of a simple cord, black or colored, and a small piece of engraved metal, these men's bracelets are both virile and refined.
Memento Mori jewelry and accessories made in France
For those who like to wear a slight touch of originality, Two Saints Tactical offers Skull cufflinks. Refined and elegant, these cufflinks bring an offbeat style. Rock elegance and a dose of "Memento vivere" housed in the strictest of suits!
More pragmatic, the keychains and the multifunction tool are the ideal support to show your attachment to the Two Saints Tactical brand. The silver pendants are also emblematic of our know-how.
As on the other men's jewelry collection, the skull motif is predominant. It expresses the "Memento mori" philosophy and embodies the rock or gothic style. To be worn on a daily basis or for special occasions, these men's pendants are collector's items... Far from mainstream jewelry.
To give life to words as precious as "Memento mori", you need exceptional know-how! Each piece of jewelry is designed and manufactured by hand, in our workshops. The quality of made in France is visible at first glance, with the material, the silver, the design of the skulls.
Then, it is by observing the details and the level of finishing that we are definitely convinced by Two Saints Tactical. The made in France and the expertise of our teams are recognized throughout the world.
