Gold plated ashes pendant 'Tube'

Gold that stays with you, whatever changes

Sometimes what you need isn't a large cremation urn on a shelf, but something that simply comes with you. This gold plated ashes pendant in a slender tube form holds a small amount of cremated remains, a lock of hair, or a little soil from the grave, kept close in a way that feels entirely your own.

Gold plated stainless steel: the look of gold at a considered price

The pendant is made from 316-grade stainless steel, a material chosen for its strength and long-term resilience. A fine layer of gold is bonded to the surface, giving the piece the appearance and luster of gold jewelry at a significantly lower cost than solid gold. If you are looking for the quality feel of a gold ashes pendant without the price that comes with it, this is a considered, practical choice.

A piece you make your own

The bond you shared cannot be reduced to a single object, but this small pendant can serve as a quiet, personal marker of it. The tube holds cremated remains, but equally a lock of hair or a little earth from the grave. It is discreet in form and meaningful in use, worn however suits you best.

Caring for your gold plated pendant

Gold plated jewelry requires slightly more care than solid gold or silver. The gold layer is subject to gradual wear, particularly with daily contact. With a little attention, you can keep the pendant looking its best for as long as possible.

Practical care guidelines

• Keep the pendant away from moisture, body lotion, hairspray and perfume.
• Remove it before showering, bathing or exercising.
• Allow any skin products to absorb fully before putting the pendant on.
• Store it in a small, preferably airtight pouch when not being worn.
• Polish gently with a dry, soft cloth from time to time.

It is worth knowing that some people have a naturally lower skin pH, which can cause gold plating to discolor more quickly. In most cases, light discoloration or tarnishing can be addressed by buffing the surface carefully with a dry cloth.

Filling and sealing

Inside the tube is a small compartment for cremated remains or another personal keepsake. A filling guide is included with the pendant and explains the process clearly. If you would prefer not to fill it yourself, your funeral director or crematorium can usually arrange this, though it is worth checking whether a fee applies. Please note that a chain or necklace is not included and would need to be sourced separately.

If you are unsure whether this urn for ashes pendant is the right choice, or you have questions about what it holds or how it works, we are happy to talk it through with you at whatever pace suits you.