Ossium Pendant - Small

DISCONTINUED - REDUCED TO CLEAR

"Ossium", latin for "bones" have been used as Memento Mori since the ancient Rome and Greece, when people would carry tokens and depictions of skulls and bones as a reminder of their mortality and that life is precious. "Memento Mori" literally means "remember you must die" which, to be honest, is so straight-to-the-point that I really respect it.

This little bone is about 3.5cm long and is cast in solid recycled silver to remind you that life is precious. Here for a good time, not a long time and all that!

Photographed on a "trace" chain, sold separately. Chains bought with a pendant are automatically 10% off with no code needed. I recommend a thin, 18" belcher which you can find in this listing.

This bone is also available as dangly earrings! There is also a larger bone pendant available here.

No animals were hurt to create this jewellery, I found the bone in a decomposed pile of unknown animal origin (possibly rabbit) at Alderley Edge, UK.