Stainless steel ashes pendant 'Infinity' with silver heart

Carrying what remains

When the funeral is over and ordinary life resumes, many people look for something tangible to hold on to. Not as a replacement, but as a point of connection. The 'Infinity' ashes pendant with its silver heart is designed to be exactly that: a piece of jewellery that keeps the bond you shared present with you, day after day.

Crafted from surgical-grade stainless steel

This ashes pendant is made from 316-grade stainless steel, the specification used as standard in medical and marine environments because of its exceptional resistance to corrosion. That matters for jewellery worn close to the skin every day. The material does not oxidise, does not discolour, and holds its silver finish through contact with moisture, perspiration and daily wear. No polishing, no special treatment, no fading over time.

The combination of the infinity symbol and the silver heart is considered rather than decorative. The infinity form speaks to a connection that has no defined beginning or end, which for many people is precisely the right expression of what they feel for someone they have lost. The heart makes that feeling specific and personal rather than abstract.

A small space that carries real meaning

Inside the pendant sits a carefully finished chamber, sized to hold a small amount of cremation ashes, a lock of hair, or a little soil from the grave. You choose what you place there, and what that means to you.

Filling and sealing the pendant

A full step-by-step guide is included with the ashes pendant, walking you through how to fill and seal it. If you would prefer not to do this yourself, most crematoria and funeral directors are able to help, though it is worth checking whether a fee applies. The pendant is supplied without a chain, so you can choose whichever necklace suits your style and how you intend to wear it.

Practical considerations

316 stainless steel is fully rustproof and stands up well to everyday wear, including contact with water and skin. As a keepsake urn worn on the body, this pendant asks nothing of you in terms of upkeep. On the days when you are simply getting dressed without thinking, it continues to do its job.

Making it your own

If you would like to personalise the pendant further, consider choosing a chain in a material or colour that connects to something about the person you are remembering. A favourite metal finish, a style they would have recognised. Those small choices are what turn a piece of jewellery into a cremation urn you carry with you.

Take your time looking at the 'Infinity' pendant. There is no rush, and we are here if you have questions.