The Evolution of Keepsakes: Infusion of Ashes

As the world evolves, so does its practices develop, change, and modernize. This includes changes in burial ceremonies or in finding the perfect resting place for a loved one.

Surprisingly, one of the practices that has been embraced these days, which is the infusion of cremated remains in keepsake jewellery, can be traced to have existed or began long ago.

During the beginning of man, skin, nails, tears, or droplets of blood were preserved in remembrance of a person—deceased or not. Over time, it has evolved from blood to hair, and now, the use of cremated remains in keepsake jewellery or in modern artwork.

The ways may differ, but the idea is the same; people want something that reminds them of their departed loved ones to make their passing less heartbreaking.

Today, the cremated remains can now be infused in a framed memorial artwork or jewelries such as bracelets and beads, pendants, rings, earrings, among others.

The passing of a loved one is heartbreaking as it could mean we can no longer be with them physically; but keeping a keepsake in a form or artwork or jewelries where we can display wherever we want, or carry anywhere, gives us comfort that they are not far from us.

For a keepsake jewellery, one of the best things about it is that it is unique and stands out from the rest of the jewellery pieces because its value is beyond money’s worth. You know that you are carrying with you not just a fancy jewellery, but a part of the person you hold dear.

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