Stainless steel ashes pendant 'Angel wing'

A connection that stays with you

Sometimes you simply want someone close. Not as a gesture or a symbol, but because it feels right to carry a piece of that bond with you. This ashes pendant makes that possible, worn quietly every day, always present.

Made from surgical-grade stainless steel

The Angel wing pendant is made from RVS 316 stainless steel, the same grade used in medical and surgical instruments. That is a material specification, not a marketing claim. RVS 316 resists moisture, perspiration and the wear of daily use. It does not discolour or tarnish with prolonged skin contact. The silver-toned finish is understated and pairs naturally with almost any personal style.

A small, sealed space for what matters most

Inside the pendant sits a small, closeable chamber. You can fill it with a little ash, a lock of hair, or some soil from the grave, whether from a person you loved or a pet. Step-by-step instructions are included to guide you through filling and sealing the pendant carefully. If you would prefer not to do this yourself, your funeral director or crematorium may be able to help, though this service usually carries an additional charge. The pendant is supplied without a chain, so you can choose one that suits you.

Built for everyday life

A pendant you wear daily needs to hold up to real use. RVS 316 does not rust, does not stain, and needs no special care. What is held inside stays safe and intact, not just now but in the years ahead.

Practical considerations worth knowing

Because this is a cremation urn you wear rather than display, a few things are worth bearing in mind. The closure mechanism is firm and secure, designed to keep the contents safely in place during normal daily activity. That said, if you want additional peace of mind, a small amount of adhesive applied to the seal after filling will make the pendant permanently secure. The pendant arrives without a chain, giving you the freedom to pair it with jewellery you already own or choose something new that feels right alongside it.

Yours to fill in any way that feels right

The choice of what to place inside is entirely your own. Ash is the most common choice, but a lock of hair or a pinch of grave soil can carry just as much meaning. What matters is the bond you shared and how you want to hold on to it. There is no single correct way to do this.

Making it your own

Because the pendant is supplied without a chain, you have a natural opportunity to make it feel personal from the start. Choosing a chain that matches jewellery you already wear means the urn for ashes becomes part of something that is already yours, rather than something separate sitting alongside it.

If you have questions about filling the pendant or are unsure which option is right for you, we are happy to talk it through at whatever pace suits you.