Urns for Ashes

Self-fill Ashes Jewellery

We pride ourselves on our range of self-fill ashes jewellery. We have hand-selected only the finest styles and purest materials to ensure your memories are encapsulated in only the most perfect piece of jewellery. Within our range, we have ashes rings, cremation ashes necklaces and memorial ash charms and bracelets. We use a range of precious metals from silver to rose, white and yellow gold and we have styles for both men and women.
Most of our jewellery is made to hold a small token amount of ashes, usually secured via a screw fastening.
You can self fill these pieces of jewellery yourself with the provided self fill kit or your local funeral director will be happy to help. If you would like us to send the piece directly to your funeral director, please just add their address at checkout.
Each self fill jewellery piece comes with a filling kit and small screwdriver to open and secure the ashes.
I understand how personal this purchase is so I would love to help with any questions or requests you have for your ashes jewellery, I’m here to help as much as I can.

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Choosing self-fill Ashes Jewellery

How Much Does a Piece of Ashes Jewellery Cost?
The cost of a piece of ashes jewellery will depend mainly on 2 few things. 1. Will the ashes be incorporated into the jewellery or will the ashes be inside a compartment inside the jewellery and secured? If you would like ashes to be added into the creation process this will be more expensive as it is more time-consuming. 2. Which Material would you like? Silver is a lot cheaper than gold and platinum.
How Much Ash is Needed
Our self fill Ashes Jewellery is made to hold only a token amount. Whether you are adding the ash into a compartment or having it made into the jewellery you will need less than a teaspoon full.
How is Memorial Ashes Jewellery Made?
There are 3 types of Ashes Jewellery: 1. Self-fill. You add the ashes into a compartment that is hidden inside the ring and secured via a screw 2. You send us ashes and we add them into glass and set the glass gem into a piece of jewellery of your choice 3. You send us ashes and we add them to a piece of jewellery by carefully creating a void into the piece before laser sealing it shut and marking exactly where the ashes were placed.