Exodus 28:7 describes the shoulder pieces of the ephod, which are the exact location where the remembrance stones are set in verse 12.

In Exodus 28:29, Aaron also bears Israel's names on the breastpiece over his heart—a parallel memorial, but on a different part of the vestments.

Exodus 39:6 records the actual engraving of the onyx stones as commanded here, showing the execution of the same instruction.

Exodus 39:7 describes placing the stones on the shoulder pieces—directly fulfilling the memorial purpose commanded in this verse.

In Hebrews 7:25-28, Christ's perpetual intercession as high priest fulfills the memorial function of the shoulder stones—He always bears His people before God.

Hebrews 9:24 shows Christ entering heaven to appear for us — a typological fulfillment of the high priest bearing Israel's names before God.

Numbers 16:40 uses the censers of Korah as a 'memorial' of judgment—a contrasting memorial to the stones' positive intercession for Israel.

Joshua 4:7 also uses stones as a memorial for Israel's tribes — a physical reminder similar to the onyx stones here.

Zechariah 6:14 speaks of a crown placed as a reminder in the temple — similar function to Aaron's shoulder stones which serve as a remembrance before the LORD.