Love & Service Skull with Roses Tri-Plated Specialty AA/NA Affirmation Sobriety Medallion - Black/Gold
Original price
$19.99
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Original price
$19.99
Original price
$19.99
$19.99
$19.99
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$19.99
Current price
$19.99
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Crafted from high-quality 14k gold-plated brass, our medallion is a powerful symbol of resilience and personal growth. With an embossed design on both sides, this exquisite piece serves as a tangible reminder of the challenges overcome on the path to recovery. This medallion is more than just an accessory; it’s a symbol of hope, resilience, and the unwavering commitment to love and service. 🌟🌹🌄
Front Design:
The front showcases a hand-painted skull and roses at its center, evoking a poignant reminder of the struggles faced and conquered.
Below the skull and roses, the words “Love and Service” stand as a testament to the values that guide us in our journey toward healing.
Emblazoned across the front is the powerful quote from Alcoholics Anonymous: “The dark past is the greatest possession we have.” This eloquent expression reflects the strength born from confronting our own struggles.
Reverse Side:
On the reverse side, a scenic depiction unfolds – a winding road leading up into the mountains, bathed in the glow of either the sun or sunrise.
The inscription reads: “The key to life and happiness for others lies on this journey. With it, you can avert death and misery for them.” This timeless message transcends specific programs, offering inspiration to all who have a past and seek a new beginning through sobriety.
Craftsmanship:
Meticulously crafted with attention to detail, this medallion represents unwavering commitment to love, service, and personal growth.
Each stroke and curve reflects the resilience of the human spirit, making it a cherished keepsake for those on the path to recovery.
Unique Journeys:
Our Love & Service Medallion serves as a reminder that each journey is unique. It symbolizes the ongoing process of self-discovery and empowerment.
Embrace the transformative power of sobriety and share in the collective strength that comes from navigating life’s twists and turns with grace.
I only gave it two stars because I really wanted to wear my charm in my coin holder but it's too thick. I assumed it was the same size as the other medallions that I purchased from you all.
Chips and tokens meant a lot to me in early sobriety. Since my white chip on 10 May 1980, the beauty of these remembrances have a very obvious special place in my life. Thanks and best to all...
I love this coin. Unfortunately, I do not own a method to show you this coin. What I like about this coin it does not show how long I have sobriety and I can put it on my mantel piece.
I love this coin. Because of my "old" eyes, I have a hard time reading some of the inscription but I was able to. I wish I had a magnifying glass which I will buy on my next shopping trip.