Always Remember Your Lost Loved Ones with Cremation Jewelry by Vallorio

Cremation jewelry, also known as mourning jewelry, is best described as an urn that is wearable either around the neck, on the arm, on the finger, or even as earrings or keychains. Jewelry urns are the smallest urns available. All cremation urn jewelry contains an interior compartment that allows you to store the cremation ashes of your loved one or other sentimental items like strands of hair or pet whiskers, usually less than ¼ cubic inch.

This type of cremation jewelry is different from jewelry that is infused with the ashes of your loved one.

Filling cremation jewelry with ashes is a fairly simple task, but it must be completed correctly to ensure that you have a lovely piece of jewelry you or others will be proud to wear. You should plan to fill the piece of jewelry over your bag of ashes in case any spill out during the process. Prepare your funnel and keep your adhesive ready for when you are done filling.

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Jewelry for ashes is not just for ashes. Our rule of thumb is that if it is personal to you and your memories of your loved one and it fits inside the small interior compartment then you absolutely can use that as your tribute.

The amount of room inside cremation jewelry is approximately ⅛ teaspoon of cremated ashes.

We include an ashes filling kit with your cremation jewery purchase. The only thing you'll need are a clean white cloth and optionally (but recommended) to use some epoxy adhesive if you wish to have a permanent seal on your pendant once filled.

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If you receive your item and aren’t completely happy with it then please just send us an email along with your order ID number and information about the product you’d like to exchange or refund.

Please view our full returns and exchange policy here.

As with all jewelry, proper care and maintenance of your jewelry for ashes will help to ensure that your selection maintains its beauty for years to come.

• We suggest you refrain from wearing your jewelry for ashes during rigorous activity and that you remove your jewelry when bathing, showering, swimming, or sleeping.
• Store your cremation jewelry in a jewelry box or velvet-lined jewelry bag.
• A jeweler’s cloth can be used once or twice a month to remove any build-up on the surface of the jewelry and then polished to a brilliant shine.

Your remembrance is secured inside your cremation jewelry by the threaded screw.  We highly recommend sealing the threaded screw of your cremation jewelry with adhesive.

Simply apply a small amount of the adhesive with a toothpick around the threads of the screw and then immediately insert it into the opening and twist tightly to seal. Quickly wipe away any excess adhesive from the body of the pendant.

There is no guarantee that your cremation jewelry is waterproof. Even by adding adhesive and sealing the threaded screw, chemicals found in swimming pools and minerals found in water can potentially harm the integrity of the adhesive. Your cremation jewelry should never be worn while bathing, showering, or swimming.

Unfortunately, adding human ashes into jewelry is not a service that we offer our customers.  Most funeral homes will add the ashes for you and we also include a set of easy to follow instructions that will assist with adding the ashes into the cremation jewelry.

Keep in mind that if you’re uncomfortable with filling a jewelry urn with ashes, you may request that your service provider (either the crematorium or funeral home) do this for you. Note the Federal Trade Commission’s Funeral Rule that specifies: “The funeral provider cannot refuse to handle a casket or urn you bought online, at a local casket store, or somewhere else — or charge you a fee to do it.”

Cremation ashes are not toxic.  Also, because the ashes are confined inside the cremation jewelry, at no point in time do they come into direct contact with your skin.