Sterling Silver Cremation Jewelry

Sterling Silver Cremation Jewelry

Sterling Silver Cremation Jewelry offer a beautiful, durable, and affordable way to honor your loved one.

And that's why it's one of our most popular collections for handmade cremation jewelry.

Below you'll find our different styles and designs such as necklaces, pendants, rings, keepsakes, and more. Each on of a kind piece is handmade by our talented artists with precision, love, and compassion.

Aurora Sterling Silver Cremation Rings

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Eternal Sterling Sliver Cremation Rings

Aurora Sterling Silver Cremation Pendants

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Buying Sterling Silver Cremation Jewelry?

Sterling Silver Cremation Jewelry is a very popular choice with remember a loved one.

Affordable, stylish, and easy to maintain, are just some of the reasons why people love sterling silver jewelry.

Our selection of sterling silver jewelry comes in all types styles made by our talented artists.

If you have any questions at any time, feel free to get in contact with our memorial experts.

Why Choose Sterling Silver Memorial Jewelry?

  • Beautiful Designs

  • Last For Generations

  • Affordable Jewelry

  • Hypoallergenic

Many of us like sterling silver for its bright, shiny, and elegant appearance. In fact, sterling silver is by far the most popular material used with memorial jewelry. Therefore you will find a vast range of designs and styles made by creative memorial artists. Whether it’s a theme such as an angel wing or moon, we’re sure you’ll find a symbolic and meaningful piece of jewelry that’s perfect to remember your loved one.

Another quality of sterling silver is that it’s very durable and can be worn regularly. In fact, with a bit of maintenance and cleaning once in a while, your sterling silver keepsake can last for generations. This is perfect for families that want to create a family heirloom that can be passed down for generations.

Sterling silver offers the perfect balance between quality and affordability. It's typically less expensive than gold or platinum, making it a more popular choice for many people.

Pure silver is hypoallergenic, meaning it doesn't cause allergic reactions. However, sterling silver is an alloy, usually made up of 92.5% silver and 7.5% of another metal, typically copper. Though it's not as hypoallergenic as pure silver, many people with sensitivities to metals find they can wear sterling silver comfortably.

Personalized Sterling Silver Cremation Jewelry

There are a number of common options offered by artists to personalize your piece of Gold Memorial Jewelry. Here are some of the common ways below:

Ashes into jewelry

What could be more personal than creating a piece of jewelry made out of the ashes of your loved one? To make a piece of ash infused jewelry, you’ll need to send the artist or jeweler less than a teaspoon of ashes. The ashes are then infused into a gemstone, glass, resin, or some other type of material. 

Engraving

Most cremation jewelry types are engravable, where you can add a name, a few words, or memorable date. Some are also photo engravable where you have the option to engrave a photo of the deceased directly onto the jewelry piece. 

Fingerprints

With fingerprint cremation jewelry, you can have the deceased’s fingerprint laser engraved on the jewelry piece.

Birthstone

With birthstone cremation jewelry you can have a lovely birthstone of your choice incorporated into the design.  You can choose your birth date or that of the person who is no longer here.

Common Questions About Cremation Jewelry

How much ashes can you fit in a keepsake?

Generally speaking, you should be able to fit anywhere from an 1/8 to 1/2 a teaspoon of ashes in the keepsake.

Of course this will depend on the size and design of the jewelry piece. It's a good idea to find the ash capacity in the product description or reach out to our memorial experts.

Can you only use ashes for cremation jewelry?

Cremation jewelry is not limited to ashes alone but is also used for storing sentimental items in remembrance of a lost pet or person. Examples of these items include:

- A strand of hair

- Dried flower petals

- Burial site ground

How do you fill cremation jewelry?

- Open the bail or screw cap, use a small screwdriver and place it to the side.

- Take the small, enclosed funnel and insert it in the opening of the jewelry piece.

- Gently pour a tiny bit of ashes into the cavity, don’t overfill it.

- Replace the screw tightly, ensuring that it sits flush on the jewelry surface.

- For adding adhesive, slightly remove the screw (not all the way) and use a toothpick to add about half a drop of glue into the screw threads.

- Re-insert the screw and close it securely. Clean away any excess of adhesive.

Is cremation jewelry waterproof?

There is no guarantee that your jewelry will be waterproof as the minerals in water or chemicals in swimming pools can damage the jewelry. We recommend taking it off before taking a shower, bathing, or swimming. 

How much does cremation jewelry cost?

A good rule of thumb, anywhere between $100 - $2000 is a good range. You can go higher when dealing with expensive gemstones.

Like with regular jewelry, price will depend on the materials, the deisgner, size, and the amount of work involved.

How do you take care of cremated jewelry?

Maintaining and caring for cremation jewelry is essential to ensure it lasts for many years to come. You can do the following:

- Do not wear the jewelry during rigorous activity. Take it off before swimming, sleeping, bathing, or taking a shower.

- Store it in a velvet pouch or jewelry box when you’re not wearing it.

- Familiarize yourself with special caring instructions for specific materials.

Are cremation ashes toxic for my skin?

No, cremation ashes are not toxic and is safe to touch. Ashes contains bone matter and trace amounts of minerals like sodium and potassium.

In saying that, if you understandbly don't want to touch ashes, we recommend you use gloves when moving them.