More ideas from our shooting star collection of keepsake urns and memorial stones:

Celtic Starburst Keepsake Urn

starfish urn necklace

Stars in the Sky memorial stone

For less than $200 one of our customers was able to create an Irish themed keepsake collection for their loved one.

Celtic Starburst keepsake cremation urn

Our metal Celtic keepsake urns are sculpted and cast using the ancient lost wax method, then hand painted and trimmed in Celtic knots and brilliant Austrian crystals, which some believe have a power of their own.

Irish Spirit Celtic Cross Keepsake Urn

In addition to the keepsake urns, they selected one of our new styles of cremation keepsake rings.

Celtic Knot Cremation Ash Ring

The Celtic Knot memorial ring jewelry has a secure threaded enclosure to store ashes, lock of hair, or sand from a favorite  beach.

We recently had a family that purchased several pieces of urn jewelry as a memorial to honor the memory of their loved one. Nature themes were prominent, like the clover urn pendant

Gold Four Leaf Clover Urn Necklace

and  silver star urn necklace.

Star Pendant Urn Necklace

Sweetheart Keepsake Urn

Our solid brass keepsake urn features the popular  “Sweetheart Rose” theme with engraved pink rose in a heart-shaped design.

• Secure threaded stopper, loads from the bottom.
• Measures 3″
• Capacity: 4 cubic inches.
• Matching full-size adult urn available.

Tear Drop Rose Urn Jewelry

We’ve recreated the ultimate symbol of love with our rose tear drop pendant. The keepsake urn necklace is sterling silver with a storage chamber inside the pendant that families can use to store a small loving memento.

Our Gold Ribbon Heart keepsake urn pendant has a chamber inside which families can use to preserve the ashes of their loved one, lock of hair, or other small loving memento. Created in high quality gold plating and studded with crystals, our urn jewelry has a secure threaded lid, and includes tools to fill and seal the urn necklace.

This style of cremation urn jewelry is also available in 14K yellow gold, 14K white gold, and sterling silver.

Gold Ribbon Urn Necklace

Other styles of cremation jewelry:

Red Heart Urn Necklace

Gold Puff Heart Urn Necklace

New styles of cremation urn jewelry are showing up with the creation of urn rings that hold a small portion of ash, lock of hair of other small memento.  Since February is heart month, we’re showcasing our memorial urn rings that are a contemporary interpretation of the Victorian mourning jewelry.

Irish Claddagh Keepsake Urn Ring

Sterling silver urn ring with contrasting gold plate and the Celtic knot in the trinity design on the band.

Endless Love Urn Ring

Companion style ring features dual chambers with secure threaded enclosures.

Tender Heart Keepsake Urn Ring

Our sweet Tender Heart sterling silver cremation jewelry ring holds a small memorial of your loved one.

Early examples of mourning  jewelry were found in Europe in the 15th and 16th centuries. Black and white enameled heads or skulls were often set into both rings and brooches and worn to signify a period of mourning after the death of a loved one.

memento mori

The Death’s Head motif (skull) was still used on mourning rings as late as the 17th century. A ring presented after the execution of King Charles I in 1649 shows a portrait of Charles I on one side and a skull and a crown on the other. Inside the inscription reads, “The glory of England has departed.”

The presentation of mourning rings was a status symbol in the 17th and 18th centuries. The wealthy specified the ring design and quantity to be made in their wills.

Samuel Pepys, English diarist and naval official (1633-1703) willed that 129 mourning rings be given away at his funeral.

Either he had a large family or a huge ego.

skull ring memento mori

Urn Garden is pleased to launch a contemporary line of urn rings, inspired by Victorian mourning jewelry.

Keepsake Cremation Urn Ring

For families that choose scattering as a method of dispersing ashes, many still like to have a small portion of the ashes or a lock of hair incorporated into a small memorial such as a piece of cremation jewelry or keepsake urn . Others prefer creating a memorial that may include a memorial stepping stone , memorial garden plaque, or a statuary or garden memorial sculpture to honor their loved one. Garden stones and garden benches can also be used indoors or out, and all create loving touches in your sacred space. Whatever your decision, this is a personal choice that is meant to honor and represent your passed loved one as well as heal, restore, and remember the time and life that your loved one spent on Earth.

There are many ways that scattering methods can be used to create a personalized ceremony.

Some families like to scatter ashes from way up high, this lady is releasing a keepsake amount of cremated ashes from the Eiffel Tower in Paris.

Or this undisclosed location:

We prefer to keep it on the down low, whether spreading ashes on the ground or over the water:

U.S. Navy photo by Lt. Gabriel Hernandez

If you plan to spread the ashes on the ground, a shallow trench or groove can be dug in the soil or sand where the ashes can be placed. This process can be personalized by drawing out the person’s name or a heart shaped trench. Add candles or luminaries around the trench to create a spiritual ambiance and can be later used as a keepsake for those that attend.  Wildflower seeds and  tree plantings are another way to personalize the event. At the end of the ceremony, participants can either rake over the remains in the trench, or have the water from the ocean sweep the remains out to sea while family and friends join hands and remember the individual’s life.

Our Mother of Pearl urn represents the June birthstone and is available in two sizes for adults and pets.

Or if the symbol of the rose is more your style, we have several urns in the rose theme, including a 14K gold Sweetheart Rose urn necklace.

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