Ceramic cremation ashes keepsake urn 'Stone' in several colors

Something small that holds everything

You are looking for something that fits quietly into daily life but carries real significance. This ceramic keepsake urn, known as the 'Stone', is made with genuine craft and keeps a portion of your loved one's ashes with care and dignity.

From plaster mold to finished glaze: how it is made

Every 'Stone' keepsake urn begins as a technical drawing. That drawing becomes a plaster mold, which serves as the master form for each piece in the range. A carefully selected blend of ceramic materials is mixed and poured into the mold. Once dry, the surface is smoothed by hand, and the urn is fired at 900°C. Glaze is then applied by hand in one of several colors, and the piece goes back into the kiln at 1,050°C. That second, higher firing is what bonds the glaze to the body of the urn and determines how durable the finish will be over time. It is not a finishing touch; it is the point at which the piece is set.

Because the glaze is applied by hand, no two urns are exactly alike. There will be slight variations in tone and surface character from one piece to the next.

Available in several colors

The color you choose does not have to be arbitrary. You might choose a shade that reflects your loved one's personality, one that sits well in the space where the urn will rest, or one that simply feels right for the bond you shared. Each color is a product of the enameling process, and the handmade nature of the work means every piece has its own subtle character.

Built for indoor use, made to last

The 'Stone' is designed for indoor use. Keeping it inside protects the glaze and ensures the urn remains in good condition over the long term.

Durability and practical care

Ceramic fired at high temperature and sealed with glaze is resistant to normal indoor conditions. The glaze layer protects the surface from everyday moisture and light wear. Place the urn on a flat, stable surface, away from direct sunlight and out of reach of young children or anywhere a fall is likely. Ceramic will crack or break if it receives a hard impact. That is a characteristic of the material, not a flaw, and it applies equally to most keepsake urns of this type. Treat it with the same care you would any meaningful object in your home.

Finding the right place for it

The compact size of this mini urn for ashes makes it straightforward to place on a windowsill, a bookshelf, or a quiet corner of a room. If you want to arrange it alongside a photograph, a piece of jewelry, or another object that held meaning, the 'Stone' fits easily into a small display. It is present in the way you decide, nothing more, nothing less.

Take your time looking at the available colors. If you have questions, we are happy to talk it through with you at whatever pace suits.