The Keepers of the Threshold is a talisman of remembrance, passage, and guarded truth. At its center rests a winged sentinel — part moth, part keeper — rendered in intricate silver detail. The skull-like visage at its heart evokes mortality not as an end, but as a point of awareness: the moment when truth becomes unavoidable. Flanking and descending from the central figure are three smaller winged forms, arranged in deliberate balance. Together they serve as witnesses rather than guides — observers of choice, consequence, and endurance. In esoteric symbolism, the moth is drawn toward revelation through darkness, while the skull marks knowledge gained without illusion. The composition suggests a reliquary — an object meant to hold memory rather than decoration. The symmetry is calm and restrained, evoking monastic artifacts and forgotten votive pieces rather than modern ornamentation. Designed to be worn close to the body, The Keepers of the Threshold  functions as a personal emblem for those who do not look away — who accept transformation as something earned through attention, vigilance, and truth.