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Jewellery with bones, skulls, and skeletons has long been on-trend and fashionable. So why are they so popular with jewellery fashionistas? Here the team from bikerringshop.com discover the origins of the trends.
Roman conquerors elaborated the skulls of vanquished Celtic chieftains into embellished vessels. And King Henry VIII had a silver skull cup made from the skull of a rival monarch. In the modern age, skulls still project an image of might and power. Gamers feature skulls on their avatars and emblems to mark kills and show off their firepower. Long story short, the skull satisfies our human desire to come out on top and flaunt our success.
Today, this message still resonates with sharp dressers. Sporting skull accessories for men allow people to accept their mortality and focus on living life to the fullest in the present moment. The skull becomes a carpe diem symbol - seize the day before you become a pile of bones! Good versus evil Continuing the theme of contrasting meanings, the skull embodies the spectrum between good and evil. It can take the form of dark and sinister Grim Reapers inflicting harm and suffering. On the other hand, skulls can symbolize righteous justice – just think about the emblem of the Punisher and what he did with people who were up to no good. Just like the Yin-Yang symbol, the skull contains elements of light and dark within one image.
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