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Nicolas Cage's Mystical New Orleans Pyramid
1 Aug
Summary
- Nicolas Cage purchased a nine-foot pyramid tomb in 2010.
- The tomb is located in New Orleans' historic St. Louis Cemetery No. 1.
- Its inscription reads 'Everything From One,' sparking mystery.
Nicolas Cage's unique pyramid tomb in New Orleans' St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 is a striking nine-foot monument purchased in 2010. This futuristic structure contrasts sharply with the historic mausoleums surrounding it.
The tomb is inscribed with the Latin phrase "Omnia Ab Uno," meaning "Everything From One," fueling speculation about Cage's interest in mysticism and ancient symbolism.
Cage has a long-standing affection for New Orleans, donating $1 million to Hurricane Katrina relief efforts and previously owning the infamous LaLaurie Mansion.
While the actor has never explained his choice of a pyramid tomb, theories range from a nod to his film "National Treasure" to representations of immortality.
