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Death is a very sad and emotional way to part with your loved one. Although time heals wounds and losses, the memory still remains. What better way than to create jewelry out of those memories?
Traditional practices in keeping memories of loved ones were storing of ashes or remains in decorative small urns or vase like pieces of pottery. These memorials were displayed for generations and adorned mantelpieces. Such traditional ways of keeping memories are still alive although among a few. It is commonly found that families use memorial jewelry to share a part of the ashes among relatives. Memorial jewelry is a modern way of an old practice to keep the memory alive. This memorial jewelry is also popularly known as cremation urn jewelry.
You can now carry your loved ones with you in the form of photo engraved pendants, cremation diamonds and glass pendants.
Photo engraved pendants as the name itself suggests is a pendant with a picture of your loved one engraved on it. This piece of memorial jewelry contains a high resolution digital picture of the deceased which is copied by engraving and thus there is a permanent transfer of the picture onto the piece of jewelry. This memorial jewelry is usually available in gold and sterling silver. You can also get the name of the person engraved at the back of the jewelry. There are also various styles available for your memorial jewelry. You can choose from a range of designs which include religious symbols as well. There are numerous benefits of owning memorial jewelry.
1 .You will always carry a part of your loved one with you.
2. The cremated parts of your loved ones can be stored easily in memorial jewelry.
3. They are available in different designs that are beautiful as well as unique.
4. They are discreet and no one will know that your memorial jewelry contains a part of your loved one.
5. They can be chosen from a range of materials like gold, sterling silver, pewter and brass.
The memory of your loved one will now be with you forever.