Stainless steel ashes pendant 'Angel wing'

A bond that doesn't end

If you are looking for a way to keep a small amount of your loved one's ashes close every day, this stainless steel ashes pendant offers a quiet, considered way to do that. No grand gesture. Just presence.

Medical-grade stainless steel

The Angel wing pendant is made from RVS 316 stainless steel, the same grade used in surgical instruments and medical implants. In practical terms, that means resistance to oxidation, near-universal hypoallergenic properties, and a finish that holds up to daily wear. The black surface treatment is bonded durably to the steel. It does not flake or fade after a few weeks of wearing.

How the ashes are held

Inside the pendant is a small, sealed chamber. It can hold a pinch of ashes, a lock of hair, or a little soil from the grave. Every order includes a detailed filling guide that takes you through each step, from opening the chamber to sealing it securely once filled. If you would prefer not to fill the pendant yourself, your funeral director or crematorium can usually do this for you, though a small charge may apply.

What you receive

Each order includes the Angel wing ashes pendant in black RVS 316 stainless steel and a full filling guide. A chain is not included and can be chosen separately to suit your own preference.

Practical reassurance for everyday wear

RVS 316 requires very little care. It does not rust, does not discolor with moisture, and is not fragile under everyday handling. You do not need to remove the pendant for washing or movement. The one caution worth noting is prolonged contact with aggressive chemicals such as chlorine or strong cleaning agents, which can dull any metal surface over time. A quick wipe with a soft, dry cloth is all the upkeep this pendant needs. The closure mechanism is built to stay secure through daily wear, so the contents remain safely held.

Durability in daily life

The combination of RVS 316 steel and a robust closure means this cremation ashes pendant is made to be worn, not stored away. It is a piece of jewelry intended for the long term.

The connection you shared, kept close

Wearing an urn for ashes as jewelry is a choice more people are making after the loss of a person or a pet. Not as ceremony, but as continuity. The bond that existed does not disappear, and for many people, carrying something physical is a way of acknowledging that. Many who wear ashes jewelry describe a positive effect on their sense of steadiness, both during grief and beyond it.

If you have questions about the filling process or would like to talk through whether this pendant is the right choice, we're here to help at your own pace.