January 6, 2026
Cremation memorials now include a wide range of things to put ashes in beyond traditional urns. These options are designed
Losing more than one loved one can leave families wondering how to keep their memories close in a single piece of jewelry. A cremation pendant offers that option, allowing you to carry two lives together in one simple design.
Some families choose to combine ashes, while others prefer to keep them separate. Either way, we handle each set with care so the final piece reflects your wishes and honors the connection those loved ones shared.
All of our cremation jewelry can be created using either a single set of ashes or multiple sets. The process depends on how you choose to package them. If you’re sending ashes from two people, such as your mother and father, you can either pre-combine them or keep them separated in individual bags within the same shipping kit.
If you keep them separated, the artist will gently combine them in the studio before creating your piece. We follow strict labeling and handling procedures to ensure everything is done with care. If you prefer not to have the ashes mixed, let us know. We have a few pieces specifically designed to keep the ashes distinct within one pendant.
We try to make the process as simple and secure as possible. Here’s how to package ashes when more than one person is being honored:
Either way, we recommend using our ash collection kit to ensure proper packaging, labeling, and protection during transit.
Many of our cremation pendant designs can include more than one person’s ashes. While you won’t see separate color sections for each person, the combined ashes are incorporated into the glass or resin as a single, unified memorial. This is often preferred by families who want to honor both loved ones in a simple, wearable way.
Common pendant options include:
We’ve found that rings and pendants with larger surfaces tend to work better for combining ashes, allowing the artist to blend them evenly and beautifully.
If you want a piece that separates the ashes visibly, the Dual Flame Memorial is our most popular option. This large glass sculpture features two distinct swirls, each holding one set of ashes. They spiral upward together but remain visually separate, creating a powerful tribute to shared memory and individuality.
This option works well when the people you’re honoring had strong individual identities but were closely connected in life.
Every item we create is handmade with care and attention. When multiple sets of ashes are used, the final piece will reflect that connection without compromising on clarity or quality. Our team will walk you through the design options, confirm your preferences for mixing or separating ashes, and provide updates along the way.
Our cremation pendant options are popular because they’re wearable, subtle, and carry strong emotional value. Whether you choose glass, resin, or metal-based styles, we’ll ensure your memorial honors each life beautifully.
If you’re planning a piece that includes more than one loved one, we’re here to help. Whether it’s a cremation pendant, a custom sculpture, or a shared touchstone, we’ll make sure it reflects your story. Contact us today to get started or request a collection kit.
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