Grief affects us all differently. But we can all agree it’s challenging, no matter who you are. Grief is a natural response to loss, but finding ways to cope and preserve memories can truly help bring comfort and solace during these moments. Here at Inscripture, we’ve made it our mission to help those with lost loved ones find a way to create a meaningful tribute. Through our memorial jewellery, we aim to honour their memory exactly the way you need.
What is Memorial Jewellery?
Memorial jewellery comes in various forms, but it ultimately refers to specialised pieces that have been custom made to commemorate and honour family members, friends and pets that have passed away. They are meticulously crafted with the intention of providing a connection to the departed, helping to bring peace and comfort to those that need it.
Types of Memorial Jewellery
Here at Inscripture, we’re proud to offer a wide selection of memorial jewellery. We believe that each piece should reflect a loved one’s life and legacy and be totally customisable to suit your needs. Here are just some of the types of memorial jewellery we have to offer:
Photo Jewellery: Our photo jewellery is engraved with exactly that, your photos. Simply send us a meaningful snapshot, whether it be a smiling face of a loved one, a furry friend or an important place, and our talented team of artisans will engrave it perfectly onto your chosen design.
Ashes into Jewellery: After the loss of a loved one, it can be difficult to know what’s the right thing to do with their ashes. One option is ashes jewellery, where we encase a small amount of your loved one’s remains into colourful resin. The ashes are then suspended on necklace chains, bracelets and rings to create deeply personal keepsakes.
Urn Jewellery: Another way to respectfully utilise your loved one’s ashes is with urn jewellery. These treasures are specifically designed to hold a small portion of ashes inside, allowing you to take your loved ones with you wherever you go. All our urn jewellery arrives with a special Funnel Kit so filling the design with ashes can be done respectfully and easily in your own time.
Pawprint Jewellery: For pet owners grieving the loss of a beloved animal companion, pawprint jewellery allows you to preserve their paw impression onto stunning silver or gold. Our Inkless Print Kit makes obtaining their pawprint easy and mess-free. All you need to do is send us a photo of the print and we’ll engrave it onto the memorial jewellery of your choice.
Handwriting Jewellery: Handwriting jewellery replicates a handwritten note, doodle or signature from your loved one. The handwriting is engraved onto a pendant or bracelet, preserving their personal message or signature in a wearable form.
How Remembrance Jewellery Helps with Grief
As our amazing customers have verified, memorial jewellery provides a beautiful way of dealing with grief, providing a sense of peace and closeness to lost loved ones. All our creations are designed to be worn on or around the body, allowing you to keep the memories of your loved one’s physically close. The physical presence of such a sentimental item can be just the thing you need in times of stress, evoking feelings of calmness and reassurance.
Memorial jewellery also serves as a way of honouring the legacy and life of the departed. Engravings such as photos, handwriting and fingerprints allow you to forever immortalise aspects of their life. It’s also a beautiful way to prompt conversations about your loved ones and encourages others to share memories and stories. Sometimes, it’s the little things like this that make all the difference during the grieving process, helping you feel surrounded and supported.
Finally, here at Inscripture, our memorial jewellery is completely customisable so you can create a design that best suits your needs. Whether you’re looking for a minimalist fingerprint charm or a more ornate memorial necklace, let our team help you find a design that will best symbolise your love and memories.
To learn more about memorial jewellery and to view our collection in full, visit the Inscripture website here.
