Glass Cremation Urn for Ashes 'Mint'

A presence that holds what words cannot

Sometimes it is not a grand gesture that brings comfort, but a quiet object that simply sits with you. The 'Mint' cremation urn is exactly that: a hand-blown sphere of crystal glass that holds the ashes of someone you loved and carries its own understated sense of care.

Hand-blown crystal glass with soft mint and mother-of-pearl

The 'Mint' belongs to a collection inspired by the four natural elements: earth, water, air and fire. Each urn is shaped entirely by hand from crystal glass, a process that demands both precision and patience. No two pieces are identical. The 'Mint' carries pale green tones with a soft mother-of-pearl luster and a fine surface texture that catches the light differently depending on where it stands. That variation is not an irregularity; it is the point. The urn for ashes you receive exists nowhere else in the world.

Made to hold what remains

The sphere is a form that speaks to something many people feel when they are looking for an urn. Not something angular or cold, but something that conveys stillness. A closed, rounded line has no sharp edges, no defined start or finish. If you are drawn to the 'Mint', you are choosing a form that holds memory rather than marking it.

Internal ash reservoir and self-adhesive sealing plate

The urn holds the full volume of cremation ashes in an internal reservoir, sealed with a self-adhesive closing plate. The glass is not transparent, so the ashes are not visible from the outside. That matters more than it might sound, both for you and for anyone who sees the urn in your home.

Practical care for indoor use

Crystal glass has weight and presence, but it does ask for thoughtful placement. Here is what is worth knowing before you decide where to put it.

Placement and everyday care

This funeral urn is designed for indoor use only, on a stable, level surface. Crystal glass is vulnerable to falls and sharp impacts, so a fixed spot where it will not be knocked or nudged is the right choice. Clean it with a soft, dry cloth and keep it away from abrasive or chemical cleaners. Direct sunlight can affect the depth of color in glass over time; an indirect light source will show the mother-of-pearl finish to its best advantage.

Every urn is one of a kind

Because each piece is hand-blown, the color gradation, pattern and surface texture of the urn you receive will differ from the photographs shown. No two urns are the same. That is not a caveat; it is what makes this object genuinely singular.

If you are looking for an urn that holds ashes and also says something about who your person was, the 'Mint' carries that weight with ease. If you have questions before you decide, we are happy to talk them through with you at your own pace.