Get Cremation Jewellery in South Africa

Cremation jewellery is a relatively new concept, but it is becoming increasingly popular. More and more people are choosing cremation as a means of disposing of the body. Even so, only a few individuals find meaningful ways to memorialise their loved one’s ashes. But now that people are discovering cremation jewellery, it is fast becoming a new and modern trend.

People desperately search for comfort after the death of a special someone in their lives. Clearly, they need to hold onto treasured memories – to feel closer to their loved one. And the same applies to the loss of a parent, or even worse, the loss of a child. Because they want to feel comforted in a personal way.

Cremation Jewellery There is no magic feel-better’ formula. But creating keepsake jewellery makes people feel they can still hold their memories close to their hearts!

What exactly is Cremation Jewellery?

Cremation jewellery is usually hand-made, with a unique little cavity to hold the ashes of the loved one. Then the hole is sealed.
Very popular are pendants, and rings. But bracelets are also available, as are nuggets, keyrings, earrings and necklaces.
Most companies offering this jewellery include a free chain, or a black cord, with the pendant. You can wear the jewellery right away.
Some people prefer a lock of the loved one’s hair sealed into the jewellery, or petals from a favourite flower.
You get a sealing kit with the jewellery, with simple instructions for the filling and sealing of the keepsake.
And another novel idea is to have a photo of your loved one engraved on a pendant.
Pendants can be in the form of a heart, a cross, an animal or pet. Or a miniature urn, a photo, or anything else you may like. Certainly, the infinity symbol and the tear-drop are also popular designs.
The little cavity is so discreet that no-one would know it was there if you didn’t tell them.
The style you choose should suit your personality and taste.

Unusual types of Cremation Jewellery

Diamonds (Memorial jewel). The carbon from the remains, be it a pet or human, converts to graphite during a purification process. A diamond press then exerts the same force that creates a natural stone, which takes at least six months. It is also very expensive, being anything from R30,000 upwards.

Glass. Cremation jewellery includes beautiful hand-blown glass nuggets and pendants. Craftsmen sprinkle ash into a melted glass mixture, then formed into the nugget or necklace. It takes two teaspoons of ash to make a nugget.

In South Africa, Collinge & Co are funeral directors who believe you need to keep the memories of a loved one close. They make and create beautiful cremation jewellery just for you.

Hand-made jewellery.
It comes in a velvet presentation box.
They include a sealing kit with instructions to quickly fill and seal your chosen item.
You can expect 2-3 weeks for delivery.
Stainless steel jewellery

Conclusion

Cremation jewellery is a tangible way to hold onto a part of a loved one. Keep him or her close to your heart.

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All info was correct at time of publishing