A mark that carries meaning.
Every Remember Me Gem carries an engraved symbol on the front. It may reflect who they were, what you shared, a faith or tradition that mattered, or simply what you want to remember. Many people begin with a symbol that feels true to the person they are honoring and their story together. Take your time as you explore. You can change your choice as you go. If you do not see a symbol that fits, make a special request. We can talk through what may be possible for your Remember Me Gem.
Life & Spirit
Who were they?
Butterfly
A butterfly, often chosen for its sense of change and renewal. For someone whose life brought color, lightness, or a spirit that still makes you smile.
Begin with this symbol →Treble Clef
A familiar mark of music, for someone whose life was shaped by song, rhythm, or the joy of making music.
Begin with this symbol →Small Rose
A single rose, closed and quiet. Roses have always stood in for a love that outlasts the person who gave it — this one is small enough to carry every day.
Begin with this symbol →Tree of Life
Roots reaching down, branches reaching up, one continuous line holding it all together. For someone who felt like the root of everything — steady, grounding, the one the rest of you grew from.
Begin with this symbol →Sun
The sun is warm, steady, present, always coming back around — a fitting shape for someone whose presence felt like that.
Begin with this symbol →Spiral Sun
A sun caught mid-turn, always moving, always coming back around. For someone who never sat still — whose energy is easier to picture in motion than at rest.
Begin with this symbol →Slim Rose
A rose in its most delicate form, stem and bloom in one slender line. Understated, the way some kinds of love are — quiet, but never small.
Begin with this symbol →Lotus Flower
A flower rising from the water, open and still. For someone remembered for grace, resilience, or the way they met life’s hard seasons.
Begin with this symbol →Ocean Waves
Water in motion, one wave folding into the next. A natural choice for someone who loved the coast, the water, or a life lived with movement and ease.
Begin with this symbol →Bloomed Rose
A rose fully open, holding nothing back. Where the small rose is quiet, this one is love in full bloom — for someone whose presence filled a room.
Begin with this symbol →Faith & Belief
What did they believe?
Celtic Shield Knot
A four-cornered Celtic knot, often associated with protection and strength. For someone whose presence made others feel safe and steady.
Begin with this symbol →Tall Slim Cross
A plain, upright cross — faith carried simply, without ornament. For families who want their loved one's belief held close.
Begin with this symbol →Trinity Knot
Three loops, one continuous line, no beginning and no end. Traditionally past, present, and future — or any bond made of three parts that were never really separate.
Begin with this symbol →Simple Cross
Often faith is a simple journey, marked by devotion, love, and a life lived in service to God
Begin with this symbol →Lotus Flower
A flower rising from the water, open and still. For someone remembered for grace, resilience, or the way they met life’s hard seasons.
Begin with this symbol →Crescent Moon
A sliver of moon, quiet against the dark. A thoughtful symbol for someone who loved the night sky, gentle light, or the calm that comes with evening.
Begin with this symbol →Latin Cross
The cross most people picture first — a tall upright beam, a shorter crossbeam near the top. A quiet, traditional way to carry faith close.
Begin with this symbol →Angel Wings
A pair of wings, lifted mid-flight. Chosen in remembrance of someone whose faith, spirit, or protective love still feels close.
Begin with this symbol →Celtic Cross
A cross joined with a circle, an old symbol carried by generations before this one. For families with roots in that tradition, or anyone drawn to something that has outlasted centuries.
Begin with this symbol →Love & Connection
What did you share?
Eternal Love
A heart joined to an unbroken loop. For a love that remains part of your life, every day.
Begin with this symbol →Heart
An open, generous heart, full and rounded and unmistakable. The simplest way to say what doesn't really need explaining.
Begin with this symbol →Infinity Symbol
One continuous loop, no start and no finish. For a bond that was never going to end — this shape just makes that visible.
Begin with this symbol →Celtic Mother's Love Knot
An unbroken knot, woven in one continuous line, traditionally given from mother to child. For the bond that came first — the one that shaped every other kind of love that followed.
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