Cremation ashes holder leather bracelet 'Circle'

The quiet bond you carry with you

Some things don't need to be seen to be felt. This handmade leather bracelet holds a small amount of cremation ashes within its clasp, worn every day as a simple braided band that keeps someone you loved close to you.

Handmade leather with a concealed ashes chamber

The bracelet is made by hand from leather, a natural material that develops its own character with wear. Because no two pieces of leather are identical, each bracelet is its own thing. The ashes chamber sits within the clasp and is filled through a small screw-top opening. You can fill it yourself, privately, without needing anyone else involved. The result is a piece that sits comfortably on the wrist for everyday use, straightforward enough for men and women alike.

What the circle means

The circular form at the heart of this cremation urn bracelet is a considered choice. A circle has no beginning and no end, which speaks directly to the nature of the bond you shared with someone. That bond does not stop at death. You carry it on your wrist, close to yourself, and no one else needs to know what it holds. For many people, that privacy is exactly the point.

Available in multiple sizes

The bracelet comes in several lengths so you can choose how it sits on your wrist. To find your size, measure the circumference of your wrist at the knuckle, then add the following:

• Snug fit: wrist circumference at the knuckle plus 1.5 cm
• Comfort fit: wrist circumference at the knuckle plus 2 cm
• Loose fit: wrist circumference at the knuckle plus 3 cm

Caring for leather: what's worth knowing

Practical care and honest advice

Leather is a natural material and asks for a little attention. Darker colors such as black are less prone to marking than lighter shades. Prolonged exposure to sunlight or water can cause the leather to fade and dry out, so it is worth applying a neutral leather balm regularly to keep it in good condition. We suggest putting the bracelet on in the morning and taking it off in the evening, and removing it before activities that could cause wear, such as gardening, cooking, swimming or intensive exercise. That way, this urn for ashes worn on your wrist stays as it should be, for as long as possible.

If you would like help choosing a size or have any questions about the bracelet, we are happy to talk it through with you at your own pace.