Cremation jewelry for pet ashes
Cremation jewelry holds a tiny amount of your pet's ashes in a sealed pendant, bracelet or ring, so you can keep them close every day. Here is how it works and how to choose.
How it works
Each piece has a small sealed chamber, often behind a tiny screw cap. You fill it with a pinch of ashes using the funnel that comes with it, then seal the thread with a drop of glue. The rest of the ashes can stay in an urn or be scattered.
Pendants, bracelets and rings
Pendants are the most common, in hearts, paws, cylinders and simple discs. Bracelets hold ashes in a bead or bar, and suit people who don't wear necklaces. Rings are the most discreet, with a tiny chamber set into the band.
Choosing the right one
- Material: stainless steel and titanium are tough and water-resistant. Sterling silver is softer and needs more care.
- Seal: look for a threaded screw with glue included, so it stays closed for years.
- Engraving: a name, dates or a paw print on the back makes it truly theirs.
Add their real paw print
If you have a paw print, or a photo of one, upload it to the paw print tool and download the SVG. Many jewellers can engrave that exact shape on the back of a pendant, so the piece carries their own paw. It also works on its own, if you would rather not use ashes.