New Orb Style - Picasso - Memorial Glass Art with Cremation Ash
We're excited to announce a new style of Memorial Garden ornament called a Picasso! It contains dark and light highlights with subtle swirls in the matrix. This particular one was created for a loved one who loved ones who liked relaxing outside under trees. We shot it on a very windy day so we have this lovely grass blowing in the background. This particular Spirit Piece has a bit more opaqueness to it that others; gives it a very nice Murano Glass look.Also in Blog
5 of the Most Common Places to Scatter Ashes
Once a deceased loved one is cremated, there are many different options for what to do with the ashes. Some people choose to bury them in a cemetery, entomb them in a columbarium, keep them at home in an urn or even turn them into beautiful pieces of cremation jewelry or memorial art.
Others decide – whether at the request of the deceased or due to personal reasons – to scatter the cremated remains somewhere. Along with the choice to scatter, however, comes a whole new set of decisions to be made. In particular, where those remains should be disbursed?
Five Things You Can Do with Your Cremation Ashes
When a loved one passes away, there are so many decisions to be made. Where will the funeral be held? What type of service should there be? What should be done with his or her remains? If you’re wondering what to do with a loved one’s ashes, here are a few ideas to keep in mind.
Five Types of Cremation Jewelry
When it comes to selecting traditional jewelry, you might have a decent amount of experience. For most people, however, choosing cremation jewelry is unchartered territory. Having an understanding of exactly what your options are can make choosing the perfect piece a little bit easier. If you are thinking about memorializing a loved one in this unique and creative way, this post has some ways to help with making your decision.
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