Crystal glass candle holder keepsake urn purple/green

Light that remembers

Lighting a candle for someone you have lost is one of the quietest and most sincere gestures there is. This crystal glass keepsake urn makes that gesture something you can hold: the flame burns directly above the place where a small portion of ashes rests.

Hand-crafted from crystal glass

Every piece is made individually by hand from crystal glass. That matters in a practical sense: the gradations of purple, green and blue shift from one piece to the next, so no two urns are identical. At the base sits an ash reservoir, sealed with a self-adhesive closure plate once filled. Because crystal glass is transparent, the ashes remain faintly visible through the glass itself, held within colour that filters and refracts the light around them.

What happens when you light a candle

Place a tealight in the holder and the light passes through the coloured glass, shifting in tone as it catches the ashes inside. This is not incidental to the design; it is the point of it. The bond you shared finds a place in the room, present when you want it, quiet when you need it to be. That quality is difficult to achieve with an opaque material, and it is what makes crystal glass the right choice here.

For indoor use only

This keepsake urn is designed for indoor use only. Crystal glass is sensitive to impact and is not weather-resistant, so it should never be placed outdoors. Choose a stable, flat surface away from busy areas or table edges. Kept in the right spot, the piece will hold both its condition and its meaning for years to come.

Unique by nature

Because every piece is shaped by hand, the colour gradations vary slightly from one urn to the next. If you are looking for something that does not exist in exactly the same form anywhere else, that is precisely what this is. The individuality is intrinsic to the making process, not something added after the fact.

If you would like guidance on filling the ash reservoir or fitting the closure plate, please do get in touch. You should not have to work that out on your own.