Mini urn 'Always in our hearts' silver grey

When a shape says what words cannot

The heart is a form that needs no translation. This silver grey keepsake urn carries that language at the centre of its design, not as decoration applied afterwards, but as the shape itself. It sits quietly and steadily, at home in any interior.

How ceramic becomes something lasting

Ceramic is not simply poured and set. To make this mini urn for ashes, liquid clay is cast into a plaster mould and left until the slip reaches the correct thickness. The mould is then emptied, and what remains dries slowly before being worked by hand: seams smoothed, sections joined with care. The piece is then fired at over 1,000 degrees, the point at which clay becomes true ceramic. A high-quality glaze follows, giving the silver grey finish its depth and quiet lustre. The process demands knowledge, patience and a precise eye, and the finished piece reflects all three.

Keeping the bond visible

If you are looking for something that holds the connection you shared and gives it a place in your home, the heart shape speaks directly. It does not require interpretation. It simply says that someone was loved, and still is. The silver grey glaze keeps the urn considered and dignified, present without drawing attention away from what it means.

Personalisation: up to 20 characters, chosen by you

Text engraving is available on this cremation urn. You choose what it says: a name, a year, a date, or a short phrase that fitted who they were. The engraving can hold up to 20 characters. That is enough for something true, something that will read exactly right every time you look at it.

Practical and dependable in daily life

Fired ceramic is solid, non-porous, and well suited to everyday indoor use. The glaze layer protects the surface and makes the urn easy to keep clean with a dry or lightly damp cloth. As this keepsake urn is designed for indoor use only, there is no concern about moisture ingress or changes in temperature from outside conditions. It is made to last.

What to check when your urn arrives

Before removing the packaging fully, check the urn for any damage that may have occurred in transit. If you have ordered an engraved version, read the engraving carefully on arrival so that any corrections can be sorted quickly.

If you are unsure which name, date or phrase to choose, we are happy to think it through with you at your own pace.