MEMENTO MORI / MEMENTO VIVERE necklace women god-king of the sea in

god-king of the sea in Greek and Roman mythology

Life is fleeting

supposedly created from classical Latin as a direct counterpart to MEMENTO MORI ("remember that you will die") as a reminder of life and the pleasure of living

This pendant serves as a reminder to make the most of every moment

The idiom was perhaps made most famous by the Italian Baroque artist Caravaggio and his painting of the same title

MEMENTO MORI / MEMENTO VIVERE necklace women god-king of the sea inHand casted in the USA, this double sided wax seal pendant features the Latin words MEMENTO MORI with a skull on one side, and MEMENTO VIVERE with an old sailors face on the other. MEMENTO MORI means "Remember you will die." Let this side of the pendant remind you to live every day to its fullest potential, for we are not promised tomorrow just as the phrase conveys, death is inevitable. This phrase and its imagery (usually a human skull) has been