Memento Mori is shaped by memory, mortality, and the weight of time. Drawn from the Latin phrase memento mori — remember death — the collection reflects on impermanence, presence, and what endures. In sterling silver, that idea takes physical form through sculpted surfaces, symbolic detail, and a stronger sense of character that feels deliberate rather than decorative.

The pieces are held together by the same underlying mood: reflective, grounded, and exacting in detail. Surface, motif, and silhouette do the work here. The forms carry a sense of permanence while staying close to the body, giving the collection a clear identity without needing excess. Every detail is there for a reason, and the meaning sits within the form rather than outside it.

The Memento Mori Ring and Memento Mori Cuff each hold that idea in a different way. One feels more compact and continuous on the hand. The other opens across the wrist with a broader silhouette and a more visible surface. Together, they express the same point of view through different forms, with symbolism carried through detail, proportion, and presence.

Memento Mori is not about ornament for its own sake. The collection is shaped around pieces that carry weight in both form and meaning. Sterling silver gives that idea a cleaner, more enduring finish, while the detailing gives each piece its own presence when worn. The result is a collection that feels considered, direct, and lasting in more than one sense.

This collection is small by design. The focus is not breadth, but clarity. Each piece is meant to hold its own, carry its theme with conviction, and feel lasting in the way it is made, worn, and remembered.