Explore our 907 memorials for people & pets
Each lovely memorial creation contains a small amount of cremains (about half a teaspoon) from your loved one. We can use cremains from people and pets in all our work. To order, simply add to cart and check out. We'll send you a collection kit for the cremains within seven business days. Once the kit is returned, we'll ship your Spirit Piece within 6 weeks unless otherwise specified. Please review 'How To Order' for additional information.
Beautifully Unique Memorial Art For the Unique Individual
We were founded with the guiding principle of providing beautiful artistry to the families of those who lost a loved one.
We offer a wide assortment of handmade memorial home decor, memorial garden art and cremation jewelry made by a group of US based artists who believe in healing through art.
Each Spirit Piece is made specifically for you with love and respect and is infused with the ashes of your loved ones to
create a lasting beautiful memory through the generations.
All ashes in glass products can be infused with cremains from both people and pets. Learn how.
Infused with the ashes of your loved ones (pets or people), producing a beautiful memory.
How to Be Supportive Following the Loss of a Pet
Losing a loved one is one of the most emotional experiences in life, regardless of whether the companion that passed happen to belong to human or animal. For friends or family members, it can be difficult to know what to say or do to console the person who is grieving. This can be especially challenging for someone who may not have ever shared a close bond with an animal. Even if you are a “pet person,” your experience with grief may have been entirely different from the person you are trying to console. If you’re struggling to find ways to offer comfort and support, here are a few ideas.
The 5 Stages of Grief – Working through the Loss of a Loved One
You may have heard of the so-called “five stages of grief,” but until you’ve experience significant loss, you may not have given them much thought. This widely accepted theory for how people deal with grief was originally developed in 1969 by Swiss psychiatrist Elisabeth Kübler-Ross.
What Does the Bible Say About Cremation?
When a loved one passes away, making the decision on what to do with their remains can be incredibly challenging. In the absence of a clear will and testament, the decision is left to those grieving their loss. One of the most common questions that arises when determining how to lay a loved one to rest is whether or not cremation is an acceptable option, particularly from a biblical standpoint.Follow
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