Cremation Ash Jewellery
Grief has no timeline. When you are ready — and only then — a small amount of ash can be preserved and set into a piece you wear quietly, every day. A way to keep them close.
What is Ash Memorial Jewellery?
Ash memorial jewellery preserves a small amount of a loved one's ashes (human or pet) within fine jewellery, set in solid gold alongside real gemstones. A discreet, lasting way to carry their memory with you — held in something made to endure.
Created in remembrance of a loved one or cherished pet, each piece is made with care, discretion and respect.
How it works
- Choose a design, or begin a bespoke commission with us.
- Once your order is confirmed, we send you gentle, step-by-step instructions.
- Send a small amount of ash — between a quarter and a full teaspoon. The rest remains with you.
- We preserve the ash and craft your piece over 8 to 12 weeks from the day it safely reaches us.
- We hand your finished piece to you in person, or deliver it to your home for a $18 top-up (for local orders).
How much ash is needed?
We require approximately a quarter to one full teaspoon of cremation ash, sealed carefully in a small bag and labelled with your order reference. The ash does not need to be finely powdered.
As cremated remains are a natural material, their colour, texture and particle size will differ from one individual to another. These unique variations may remain visible within the finished stone and are part of what makes every piece entirely personal.
We will return any cremation ash that is not used in your jewellery.
More than ash
Many of our designs can also preserve hair or fur, either on its own or together with cremation ash. Speak with us about the sentimental elements you would like your piece to hold, and we will guide you through the available options.
Your loved one’s cremation ash is handled carefully throughout the process, with each order individually labelled and kept separate.
Other elements we preserve
Many families preserve more than one memory.
Any of our designs can hold what matters most, in a single piece.