A Cremation Necklace is the most common Most of the young generations seek out this art piece to memorize their creamed loved ones.
The memorial necklace seems to be a great method to honor the lost loved one, and through this type of unique jewelry, you can keep your cremated loved ones close to you.
Nowadays, the use of cremation jewelry is in high demand. After scattering the ashes of loved ones in holy water bodies, the family members prefer to save the ashes of their cremated loved ones within a cremation pendant or in any other cremation jewelry.
Art of Construction of Cremation Jewelry
The cremation jewelry is created with a small compartment in which a portion of ashes or some personal mementoes can be stored. The personal mementos comprise soil from the burial site, a lock of hair, or dried flower petals. Using these personal mementos, you can have a handheld memorial of your loved one.
This Memorial Necklace offers you the chance to keep your loved ones close to you subtly. Through this type of jewelry, you can express your love and grief without drawing too much attention. The most advantageous feature of this type of jewelry is that it provides privacy to the wearer, as mourning for the loss of loved ones can be a very intense process.
Ways of Opening the Cremation Pendant/Bracelet
First of all, you need to go through the description manual provided with the memorial jewelry. The pendant comes with various types of opening gestures; some of them can be opened just by twisting the screw, while others can be by twisting the ball location about the piece.
Cremation necklace is manufactured in such a simpler way that a normal individual can fill up the jewelry on itself. Most of this comes with a filing kit which can be filled by opening it with a small flathead screwdriver.
Steps:
- You need to unscrew the small-headed screw located on the piece.
- Insert a pinch of ashes of your cremated loved ones into the bracelet/pendant using the funnel/spoon.
- Then close the piece once more, then seal it with glue or epoxy if desired.
- Try to make sure that the screw can be inserted into the piece. If it’s not penetrating, then this means that there are too many ashes inside the pendant. Try to remove some of the ashes.
- Use the provided Allen key to ensure that screw is tightened straight into the cavity hole.
Care for Cremation Jewelry for Ashes
Intense care must be taken while using the chemicals for cleaning. Most commercial cleaners cause varying damages. Never use bleach or bleach-based products as it will darken the sterling silver piece and also may dissolve the solid gold if it is left to soak long enough.
For cleaning any cremated jewelry the best way is by rubbing the materials with a dry, lint-free cloth 1-2 times a month. This will help in exposing the natural lustre of the jewelry by removing any built-up oils or grimes.
