Ash pendant Silver Heart

A heart you can carry with you

Sometimes a memory held only in the mind isn't enough. You want something present, something you can feel. This silver ash pendant, shaped as a heart, holds a small amount of ashes, a lock of hair, or a little soil from the grave close to you every day.

Sterling silver with a cut polished edge

The pendant is crafted in 925 sterling silver, hallmarked to confirm it meets the rigorous quality standard for silver jewelry. The cut polished edge along the heart's contour catches the light as you move, a deliberate choice in the making rather than a decorative flourish. Silver has been used for centuries in jewelry made to hold and preserve something of meaning. Its character comes from that history: strong, lasting, and honest about what it is.

Worn on a 45 cm chain

The pendant comes with a 45 cm chain, a length that sits comfortably at the chest for most people. The place where you want to feel it.

What the heart holds

A heart is the most direct expression of the bond you shared. Not a symbol of loss, but a confirmation of love that continues. What you carry is not the grief, but the connection.

Ashes, hair, or soil

This keepsake urn pendant can be filled with a small amount of ashes from a person or a pet, a lock of hair, or a little soil from the graveside. Each of these choices carries its own meaning. What you choose reflects what feels most like presence to you.

Practical and reliable for everyday wear

Silver is a material that rewards a little care, and responds well to it. Here is what is useful to know for day-to-day wearing.

Care and longevity

Over time, silver can oxidize and develop a light patina, particularly with regular contact against skin, perfume, or water. This is a natural property of the material, not a fault. A soft silver polishing cloth will keep the cut edge bright and the mini urn for ashes in good condition. When you are not wearing it, store the pendant in a closed box away from moisture and direct sunlight.

Filling and closing

The pendant has a closure mechanism that allows you to fill it yourself. Take your time with that moment. If you would prefer some guidance, a funeral director or jeweler can help you through the process. If you would also like to seal the pendant permanently once filled, a small amount of adhesive can be applied to the closure.

Look at it in your own time, and decide when it feels right. It is here for you, at your pace.