Blue Dichroic Glass Cremation Pendant with Ashes

Handcrafted blue dichroic glass cremation pendant resting in the palm, featuring shimmering metallic blue tones and scattered white flecks of encased cremation ashes beneath a clear glass cap, shown close-up to highlight texture and size

Handcrafted blue dichroic glass cremation pendant featuring shimmering metallic tones and scattered white flecks of encased cremation ashes beneath a clear glass cap, shown in a close-up view on a wooden surface to highlight color and texture

Handcrafted blue dichroic glass cremation pendant resting in the hand, featuring vibrant shimmering blue tones and scattered white flecks of encased cremation ashes beneath a smooth clear glass cap, shown close-up to highlight detail and scale

Blue Dichroic Glass Cremation Pendant with Ashes

Trusted by families since 2011

$119.00

Handcrafted by Greg H.

This blue dichroic glass cremation pendant is handcrafted with your loved one or pet’s ashes permanently sealed inside the glass. The rounded teardrop shape frames the ashes against a blue dichroic background, where layers of color shift between deep blue, bright blue, and hints of turquoise as the light changes.

The compact shape gives the pendant a clean, wearable feel while still allowing the ashes to remain visible through the glass. Worn on a chain, it becomes a meaningful ashes necklace with vivid color, depth, and a personal memorial element preserved inside. Explore additional styles in our glass cremation pendants collection.

Product Overview

Materials

Handcrafted Glass · Cremation Ash (¼ tsp. per item)

Measurements

1" tall × .75" wide

Made to Order

Ashes are sent to the artist after purchase

Encasement

Ashes are permanently sealed inside the glass

Shipping

Free U.S. shipping included

Timeline

Approx. 3–4 weeks from receipt of ashes

How it’s made

My glass work is created through a process known as flame working. This branch of the glass family tree involves manipulating glass tubes and rods in front of an oxygen and propane torch at temperatures exceeding 4000°. My shapes and patterns are created freehand in front of the flame, through heat, gravity, and tooling. Melting glass in the flame is an intense experience that requires patience, balance and rhythm. The reward for practice is an understanding of a material that has limitless possibilities of form, color and pattern. My inspiration comes from the natural world that surrounds us and our brief time in it. Fragility expressed in a timeless material.

Where to Send the Ashes

Greg H.

c/o Sands of Time

22250 Wolf Creek Dr.

Foley, AL 36535

Greg H., Sands of Time memorial glass artist — Artist

Tip: make sure the name on your shipment matches the name used at checkout, so the artist can easily identify your package.

How to Send the Ashes

Place the required amount of ashes in two tightly sealed Ziplock bags.
Clearly write your name and telephone number on the bag using permanent marker, or place a small card with your name and phone number inside the bag.
Use the USPS Small Cremated Remains Shipping Kit, these kits are free and can be ordered online.
Order your free USPS kit →
The USPS requires cremated remains be shipped using Priority Mail Express. Pack the bagged ashes securely inside the kit following the included instructions.
Bring the package to the post office counter, please do not place it in a drop box.
Keep your receipt and tracking number. Our artists will also send tracking when your memorial is shipped from their studio.

Questions About Glass Cremation Pendants

How are ashes added to glass cremation pendants?

Cremation ashes are added to glass cremation pendants by incorporating a small amount of ash into the molten or softened glass during the glassmaking process. As the pendant is formed, the ashes are fused into the glass and permanently sealed inside the finished piece.

How much ash is needed for a cremation necklace?

Most glass cremation necklaces require about ¼ teaspoon of cremation ash per pendant or item. Only a small amount is needed to create the memorial glass.

Are glass cremation necklaces the same as urn necklaces?

Glass cremation necklaces and urn necklaces both preserve cremation ashes, but they are made differently. A glass cremation necklace has ashes sealed into the glass during the creation process, while an urn necklace usually has a small hollow chamber that holds loose ashes.

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Who This Jewelry Is For

It may be right for you if:

You find comfort in keeping your loved one close through a wearable memorial.
You value artisan craftsmanship and pieces made with care and intention.
You appreciate that handmade jewelry carries natural variation and individuality.
You are seeking a keepsake meant to be worn, held, and cherished over time.

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