Memorial Heart Cremation Pendant
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$199.00
$199.00
per item
These beautiful memorial heart pendants are an endearing way to honor a loved one. Each unique piece is carefully infused with a small amount of cremation ash during the glassmaking process. It serves as a timeless tribute, allowing you to carry their memory with you wherever you go. Handcrafted by Ryan.
Measurements
1.5” x .875”
Bail hole size: 3-4mm
Ash Requirements
1/4 tsp. per item
Materials
Gold Fume
Glass
1.5” x .875”
Bail hole size: 3-4mm
Ash Requirements
1/4 tsp. per item
Materials
Gold Fume
Glass
- Select your item variations such as color, size, and quantity.
- Add the item to your cart and follow the steps to checkout.
- You will have a chance to include a note or comment before submitting your order.
- Once your order is placed, we'll send you a confirmation email that includes instructions on how to prepare and ship your loved one's ashes or other memorial material. Please visit our Help Desk for detailed shipping instructions.
- Ship your loved one's ashes to the corresponding artists. If you're ordering items from multiple artists, you'll need to send approx. 1 tbsp. of ashes to each corresponding artist.
- Sit back and relax, knowing that your loved one is in caring hands.
- As your memorials are created, you will receive separate tracking numbers for your items as they're shipped from the artist's studio. Be sure to keep an eye out in your email for your tracking numbers.
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How much of the ashes are required to create something?
For most orders, we only require a single tbsp. of the ashes (total) to make between 7-10 different pieces. Our rings and pendants utilize roughly 1/4 tsp. per item, while our paperweights and suncatchers each use around 1/2 tsp. When ordering from multiple artists, please send 1 tbsp. of ashes to each corresponding artist. This is to ensure each artist has enough ashes to extract the usable material.
How do I know which artists are making my order?
Each product listing is labeled with the artist who makes that particular item. If you are unsure of which artist is making your order, please review the listings for the items in your cart. You may also call or email us to confirm.
How long does it take to complete an order?
Your artist's timeline can be found on the Artist Information page.
How do I properly mail cremated remains?
1) The package is sent via Priority Mail Express.
2) The identity of the contents "Cremated Remains" should be marked on the address side of the parcel.
3) Ashes should be mailed in double (2) zip-lock bags. This ensures that the remains won’t escape from their containers and cause damage, discomfort, destruction, or soiling.
4) Please include a notecard with your full name (not the name of the deceased) and telephone number inside the zip-lock bag for easy identification. If a notecard is not available, you may also clearly write this information directly on the bag in permanent marker.
5) Optional: A photograph and letter about your loved one. We would love to know about their life, personality, character etc. Whatever you feel like sharing, we want to hear about it 💙
Can you use more than one set of ashes to make a single piece?
Yes, we can use multiple sets of ashes to create individual items. There is no extra charge for this. You may send the ashes premixed or separated. Whichever is easiest for you. Please be sure to include a note in your package so our artists are clear on how to create your items.
What will happen to the unused portion of the ashes?
Our artists are instructed to hold the unused ashes for up to 90 days before scattering them locally. We're committed to handling your loved one's ashes with the utmost care and respect throughout the entire process. The US Post Office requires cremated remains to be sent via Priority Express Mail. If you would like the unused portion of ashes returned with your order, please click the following link to purchase shipping credit 👉 Priority Express Shipping for Cremated Remains
Do you ship internationally?
Yes! When shipping our memorials internationally, the cost is generally between $15 - $35 USD depending on weight and destination. When placing your order, please select the international shipping option. We will contact you for your international shipping payment via email after your order has been created by our artist. Have questions about international shipping? Email us at: [email protected]
For most orders, we only require a single tbsp. of the ashes (total) to make between 7-10 different pieces. Our rings and pendants utilize roughly 1/4 tsp. per item, while our paperweights and suncatchers each use around 1/2 tsp. When ordering from multiple artists, please send 1 tbsp. of ashes to each corresponding artist. This is to ensure each artist has enough ashes to extract the usable material.
How do I know which artists are making my order?
Each product listing is labeled with the artist who makes that particular item. If you are unsure of which artist is making your order, please review the listings for the items in your cart. You may also call or email us to confirm.
How long does it take to complete an order?
Your artist's timeline can be found on the Artist Information page.
How do I properly mail cremated remains?
1) The package is sent via Priority Mail Express.
2) The identity of the contents "Cremated Remains" should be marked on the address side of the parcel.
3) Ashes should be mailed in double (2) zip-lock bags. This ensures that the remains won’t escape from their containers and cause damage, discomfort, destruction, or soiling.
4) Please include a notecard with your full name (not the name of the deceased) and telephone number inside the zip-lock bag for easy identification. If a notecard is not available, you may also clearly write this information directly on the bag in permanent marker.
5) Optional: A photograph and letter about your loved one. We would love to know about their life, personality, character etc. Whatever you feel like sharing, we want to hear about it 💙
Can you use more than one set of ashes to make a single piece?
Yes, we can use multiple sets of ashes to create individual items. There is no extra charge for this. You may send the ashes premixed or separated. Whichever is easiest for you. Please be sure to include a note in your package so our artists are clear on how to create your items.
What will happen to the unused portion of the ashes?
Our artists are instructed to hold the unused ashes for up to 90 days before scattering them locally. We're committed to handling your loved one's ashes with the utmost care and respect throughout the entire process. The US Post Office requires cremated remains to be sent via Priority Express Mail. If you would like the unused portion of ashes returned with your order, please click the following link to purchase shipping credit 👉 Priority Express Shipping for Cremated Remains
Do you ship internationally?
Yes! When shipping our memorials internationally, the cost is generally between $15 - $35 USD depending on weight and destination. When placing your order, please select the international shipping option. We will contact you for your international shipping payment via email after your order has been created by our artist. Have questions about international shipping? Email us at: [email protected]
Ryan's flameworking process involves using a selection of propane/oxygen torches and specialized tools to sculpt borosilicate glass rods, known for their clarity and durability. First, he infuses cremation ash into the glass. Next, he heats and shapes the glasswork with forces of gravity while using a variety of handheld tools. Finally, the glass memorial is annealed in a kiln and undergoes a controlled cooling process to ensure longevity.
Meet Ryan, the creative force behind these stunning memorial pendants. Ryan has been flameworking glass into impressive artworks for over twenty-five years. In 2016, Ryan launched his unique line of memorial artwork after being moved by working with clients who had lost loved ones or pets. By infusing cremated remains into the glass, he discovered a new sense of purpose in his work, imbuing it with an extraordinary spirit. "I sincerely feel the connections made between me, the deceased, and the survivors. It fuels my drive to deliver the best of myself for each memorial glasswork." Ryan's operates from his homegrown glass-art studio in historic Mullica Hill, NJ, where he, his wife Abby, and their son work together to provide comfort and joy in people's lives.
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