Stainless steel ashes pendant 'Pawprint'

A paw print you can carry with you

Losing a pet means losing a presence that shaped your days. The spot on the sofa, the sound at the door, the weight beside you at night. This stainless steel ashes pendant keeps that bond close in a way that is quiet, personal and always with you.

Crafted from surgical-grade stainless steel

The pendant is made from RVS 316, commonly known as surgical steel. This is a deliberate material choice. RVS 316 contains a higher concentration of molybdenum than standard stainless steel, which gives it exceptional resistance to oxidation and makes it well suited to everyday skin contact over long periods. The silver finish stays true and the surface remains smooth: no tarnishing, no corrosion and no need for special storage. The pawprint motif is worked into a compact, wearable form that makes the memory of your animal tangible rather than abstract.

How to fill the pendant

Inside the pendant is a small chamber designed to hold a little of your pet's ashes, a lock of fur or a pinch of soil from the grave. Full instructions are included with the pendant, explaining how to fill and seal it step by step. If you would prefer not to do this yourself, your crematorium or funeral director can usually assist, though a small charge may apply. Please note that the pendant is supplied without a chain.

Practical and durable for daily wear

RVS 316 is resistant to perspiration and the wear of daily life. You can wear this pendant regularly without worrying about discoloration or deterioration. It is compact enough to sit unobtrusively close to the skin, while remaining present and meaningful to the person wearing it. No special maintenance or particular storage conditions are required.

The pawprint as a personal tribute

A paw print is not a symbol in the abstract sense. It is the actual mark your animal left behind, on the floor, in the garden, in your memory. Choosing that specific shape says something clear about the bond you shared: it was present, physical and entirely its own.

Carrying ashes in jewelry

Keeping a small amount of ashes, a lock of fur or a little grave soil in a pet urn for ashes is one way people choose to remember an animal they have lost. A pendant works differently: it goes where you go. Those who wear an ashes pendant often find that having something physical to hold or touch brings its own form of comfort, particularly in the weeks and months after a loss. This piece is an honest, considered option for anyone looking for a way to keep that connection real.

If you have a question about filling the pendant or would like to talk through anything else, we're happy to help at whatever pace suits you.