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Grief Stone

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Manually machined and laser engraved in California.

1.25" diameter x around .350" thick solid Brass

This is Lisa's design so here's a backstory and description from her...

This coin was born from my own grief, and it was a long time coming.

I had always searched for an image that could give shape to what I was feeling. My grief has taken on different forms as time passes, but its weight remains heavy.

I came across a simple drawing of a girl lying on the ground, her cheek pressed to the earth. Beneath her, deep in the soil, rested the animal she loved. That image resonated within me: the quiet connection between above and below, between the living and the gone.

Grief never seems to leave the body entirely.
It settles within us, becoming a part of who we are in this life, deep in our bones.

Even today, seven years after losing my dad suddenly, it still lives in me. My sadness has not disappeared; it has changed shaped.

Over the past year, I have had the honor of working as a hospice nurse, standing beside families in the most intimate moments of life’s end. I have witnessed final breaths. I have held space in rooms where love and heartbreak exist side by side.

And in that year, I have come to understand something about death: whether it comes suddenly or slowly, the loss feels surreal.

There is often this quiet disbelief from the people left behind, this feeling that someone can be gone while the world continues as if nothing has changed. People still laugh. Traffic still moves. The sun still rises. And somehow, we are expected to carry the weight of that loss while the earth keeps turning.

This coin represents that split.

The two bleeding hearts symbolize the divide between the living and the dead. One remains above the ground, still beating, still asked to continue. The other rests beneath the soil, returned to silence, returned to memory.

But they are not separate.

Roots connect them, just as love connects us beyond physical presence. What is buried is not gone. It moves through everything unseen: the ground beneath us, the air we breathe, the life we carry forward.

The wolves stand as guardians of that bond, half above and half below the soil. They represent a devotion that does not dissolve when someone is gone.

Grief exists in two worlds at once: the life that continues, and the life that changed forever.

Above the living heart, flowers bloom and birds rise, not because the pain has ended, but because life insists on continuing.

This coin began as a tribute to my father.

But it belongs to anyone who has loved and lost.

Because even when someone is no longer here, the connection remains.

The bond remains.

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Cast by hand, one at a time. Every pendant will be slightly different due to the hand finishing.

Limited to 27

Each will be numbered

Sterling Silver chains are available. Click here.

Cast in Sterling Silver with two Brass pins set for contrast.

Approximately 1.1" diameter x .150" thick

Comes with a 24" Stainless Steel round box chain

A message from Lisa regarding the inspiration for this one:

San Clemente is a small coastal town, famous for its surf.

In most local surf shops, you will find a display of St. Christopher pendants hanging on simple ball chain in a variety of colors.

They are a familiar symbol of the town.

Years ago, I purchased three of those pendants.

During that time, my daughters and I were separated under painful circumstances.

For months, our visits were limited, and every goodbye was heartbreaking as we waited for the truth to come to light.

I needed something tangible. Something we could each wear close to our hearts. Something we could touch when we missed each other.

Something that reminded us our bond had not been broken.

Every time we had to say goodbye, we would kiss our pendants and carry that connection with us.

Those necklaces became more than jewelry, they became a quiet promise.

A way of saying, I am with you. You are with me. We will find our way back safely.

Eventually, that chapter closed, the truth came forward, and my daughters and I were reunited.

We tucked those pendants safely away, but their meaning never left us.

They had carried us through what they were meant to carry us through.

St. Christopher has long been known as the protector of travelers, a symbol of safe passage, protection, and being carried through the unknown.

At that time in my life, that meaning became deeply personal. We were not traveling in the traditional sense, but we were moving through something uncertain, painful, and life-changing.

We needed protection. We needed faith. We needed something to hold onto.

That season became part of the heart behind the Passing Coin, the idea that an object can carry meaning, memory, protection, and connection.

Anthony helped me bring that idea into the physical world: a piece you can hold, carry, or wear when you need to feel grounded, protected, and connected to the people you love.

This St. Christopher pendant was created in that same spirit.

For safe passage.
For protection through the unknown.

For the people we carry with us, wherever life takes us.

-Lisa