New Glass Keepsake Pendants with Cremation Ash
We're excited to be working with Misha, a lampworker who creates some amazing keepsake pendants. These are about 1" by 1" in size and come in swirls and -flavors. They include a small amount of cremains from your loved one directly in the glass matrix for a lovely 3D look. Available in many colors, this is a great way to keep your loved one close to the heart. Best hung by a leather cord or a 2mm sterling silver rope necklace. Makes a wonderful sympathy gift for anyone who recently lost a dog, cat or other loved one.
These pendants are created by melting glass rods onto a graphite substrate and mixing in the cremains, then swirling the still molten colored glass with clear glass. The result is a lovely cremation ash keepsake necklace pendant.
Starting at $99, available early March.
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