Silver (925) Ash Pendant 'Infinity' with zirconia stones

A quiet bond you carry with you

Sometimes there are no words that quite reach it. A piece of jewellery can hold what language cannot: a physical closeness to someone you love, worn against your skin or tucked beneath your clothing, in exactly the way that feels right to you.

Crafted in rhodium-plated 925 silver

This ash pendant is made from rhodium-plated 925 sterling silver, the alloy that silversmiths choose for its lasting durability. The rhodium plating strengthens the silver, prevents oxidation, and protects against moisture and temperature changes, so the pendant holds its lustre and finish far longer than untreated silver would. Every piece carries an official 925 hallmark, confirming that it has been tested against strict quality standards. That hallmark is not a formality. It is the assurance that this piece will endure.

Most pendants in this range are made by hand, because the fine detailing of the forms demands it. The finish is precise enough that nothing about the pendant reads as a container. It carries its meaning quietly.

The infinity symbol as something personal

The infinity sign speaks to continuity, but worn as a cremation urn pendant it points to something specific: the bond you shared with someone, and the fact that a death does not dissolve it. If you are looking for a piece that holds that thought without spelling it out, this is it. The zirconia stones add a gentle shimmer that follows the curve of the form, present but not overstated.

Filling and wearing

The pendant closes with a small screw fitting, so you can fill it yourself at home. A short guide is included. You can place a little ash, a pinch of soil from the grave, or a lock of hair, from a person or a pet. The pendant is supplied without a chain, so you can choose one that suits your own style and the way you prefer to wear it.

Practical care and what to be aware of

Rhodium-plated silver is well suited to everyday wear, but like all silver jewellery it benefits from a little care. Store the pendant dry and separate from other pieces to avoid surface scratches. Keep it away from perfume, chlorine, and salt water. Looked after this way, an urn for ashes worn daily will keep its appearance for years.

If you would like to personalise the piece, there are options worth considering: an engraved initial or date on a chain, or a keepsake box chosen to complement the pendant as a considered gift. These are the details that make something feel entirely yours.

Take the time you need. If you have questions about filling the pendant, personalisation, or choosing a chain, we are happy to talk it through with you at whatever pace suits.