Keepsake and Memory

Keepsake

Keepsake noun - Something that serves to keep alive the memory of a person or event.

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Memory and keepsake are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Memory" instead a noun "Keepsake".

Memory noun - The power or process of recalling what has been previously learned or experienced.

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Keepsake and memory are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Keepsake" instead a noun "Memory".

precious	precious keepsake	precious memory
cherished	cherished keepsake	cherished memory
old	old keepsake	old memory
particular	particular keepsake	particular memory
Other adjectives: important, last.

Tragic Keepsake: Nana's red ribbon, in memory of the three kids who he befriends then sees being killed in the first chapter.

Source: Manga / Tripeace
Tragic Keepsake: The half of Black Jack's face that's darker is his last memory of a close friend who was killed during an environmental protest.

Source: Manga / Black Jack
In other cultures, it is customary to keep the bouquet as a keepsake in memory of the happy occasion; in cultures where the bouquet toss is common, many brides nowadays acquire a separate bouquet for tossing purposes so that they can keep their own bouquet for posterity.

Source: Bouquet Toss