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The front of the pendant features the Latin word CUSTOS above a dagger through the north star
This adage first appeared in Persian culture
most often when he is encouraging his students to persevere through a writing assignment
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
" In older pieces of art
TAKE TO THE OARS Necklace Chain:Silver Stainless Steel Ball Chain 27" The front of the pendantProudly made in the USA, this stamped coin features the phrase When the wind fails, take to the oars. We drew inspiration for this phrase from the Latin proverb, DESTITUTUS VENTIS, REMOS ADHIBE, commonly translated as If the wind will not serve, take to the oars. "Discipline reveals the commitment you have for your dreams. Especially on days you dont want to. The future you is depending on the current you to keep the promises you made to yourself
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