Self-Fill Ashes Jewellery
Our Self-Fill Ashes Jewellery range is designed to commemorate the memories of lost loved ones. A treasured way to keep them close specifically designed for those no longer with us
Our Self-Fill Ashes Jewellery range is designed to commemorate the memories of lost loved ones. A treasured way to keep them close specifically designed for those no longer with us
Unlike sending ashes to us, our self-fill ashes jewellery puts the timing entirely in your hands. With Inscripture self-fill ashes jewellery, you don’t need to use an envelope to prepare, meaning the self-fill ashes jewellery can sit safely inside its funnel kit until the moment feels right.
Inscripture’s self-fill ashes jewellery includes urn necklaces, bracelets and bangles, charms and rings, alongside ashes keyrings. Many pieces can be personalised with a loved one’s handwriting, fingerprint or photo, or engraved with a name or message, so you can choose a style that suits the person wearing it and the way they want to remember someone.
No, you don’t need to send ashes anywhere. Self-fill jewellery from Inscripture arrives empty, so you can fill it yourself at home, in your own time and whenever you feel ready. Each piece comes with instructions and a funnel kit to help, which means the ashes never leave your hands and there’s no need to post something so precious.
Only a very small amount is needed, usually a pinch. The chamber inside Inscripture’s self-fill ashes jewellery is small, so the rest of the ashes can be kept, scattered or shared with family. Many families choose this so several people can each wear a piece holding a little of the same loved one, keeping them close in their own way.
No, the ashes are held inside a secure chamber closed with a screw top. Once you’ve filled your Inscripture piece, tighten the screw firmly and follow the instructions included, so the ashes stay safely sealed inside while you wear it. It’s worth checking the screw now and then, just as you would the clasp on any treasured piece.
We recommend taking ashes jewellery off before showering, bathing or swimming. Water can find its way into the chamber and affect the ashes inside, and chemicals in soaps and pools can dull the finish. Removing your Inscripture piece for these moments, and when cleaning or exercising, helps keep both the jewellery and the ashes it holds safe.