Memorialize Your Pet With A Unique Pet Memorial Jewelry

From the 13th–15th centuries AD, owning pets was popular among the aristocracy and some senior clergy in medieval Europe. It was typical for noble ladies to be seen with lapdogs as a sign of status and fashion.

Since hunting was an essential aspect of life during this period, dogs were bred for specific hunting needs. Considering hunting was a symbol of power and status, noblemen preferred a more rugged hunting dog.

Not only does pet ownership serve the individual owner's needs, it has also been shown to help the medical community understand human health and psychological well-being related to pet companionship. Sequentially, pets have evolved family companionship to assisting the modern-day medical community in mental health research.

This jewelry is unique because they are individually designed for your pet; therefore, no one piece is alike. Whether the individuality is designed through engraving their photo on it, mimicking their fur color for the exterior shade of the cremation jewelry, or their name engraved on it, no one piece is alike.

The design and add-ons are solely up to the pet owner, so every piece is made to represent them and their beloved pet.

Family members are most likely to seek out the perfect pet memorial jewelry among all bereaved pet caretakers considering the long-term invested relationship. Jewelry and pendants can be designed for all family members, including children.

If traditional jewelry does not appeal to children, there are many other options, such as paw print ornaments and pet photo engraved jewelry.

As a pet sitter, a symbiotic relationship is built between them and the pet. For example, the pet sitter routinely visits to take care of the pet, and in exchange, the pet extends love and affection and, oftentimes, protection. Therefore, it is no surprise that the pet's passing can be just as distressing for the pet sitter as it is for the owner.

Purchasing pet memorial jewelry for a pet sitter can be an act of kindness and appreciation while offering them memorabilia of their missed furry friend.

Regularly visiting friends and relatives can build strong, loving bonds with the family pet, equivalent to that of the pet owners. The passing of a family pet could be just as difficult for them, notably if the relationship lasted for many years.

Memorial jewelry is also an excellent gift option to express your thankfulness to anyone who loved and respected your pet.

This is another unique symbiotic relationship. K9's and K9 officers work alongside one another, day in and day out, and build a special relationship different from that of pet owners. They build trust in each other and learn how to work as a team.

The passing of a K9 can be devastating for the K9 officer as it changes the entire work environment. Moreover, the K9 is a loving colleague trained to protect and support the officer, making for a unique relationship unmatched by others.

In many cases, animal trainers spend extensive amounts of time training an animal. This can go on for years, and in certain situations where animals require ongoing training; these relationships can last for most of the animal's life.

For example, show horses will commonly require long-term training for both them and their rider. During this time, the trainer can build a strong bond with the horse, thus experiencing significant loss when the horse dies.

Memorial jewelry for pet’s ashes , otherwise known as cremation jewelry, is designed to hold your pet’s ashes or fur. They generally are versatile in their sizes, shapes, and color choices for the resin. Options range from necklace pendants, bracelets and rings. 

Pawprint jewelry comes in various styles depending on your preference. You can have a pendant attached to a necklace. It can be designed to hold a tiny amount of ash remains stored in the cavity of the pendant.

The paw print design is commonly available in black or white, depending on the jeweler with the paw print displayed on the front side. 

A few options are:

• Have a photo on the front and a paw print on the back.
• They can be designed to hold your pet's ashes.
• They can be prepared in traditional black and white etching 
• Color photo engraved jewelry for pets is also an option if black and white is not your preference. This is prepared with a color textured resin design.
• Shapes are available in dog bone, puzzle pieces, oval, circles with gems, and hearts with gems.

A celebration of life with everyone who loved and adored your pet is an excellent way to say goodbye. Plan a gathering and concentrate the celebration on remembering your pet by sharing funny stories and photos.

Additionally, dealing with the death of a beloved pet is difficult, so surrounding yourself with positive company can be excellent support for you during the grieving process.

Cremation urns are decorated vessels used to contain the cremated remains of a beloved pet. Urns are commonly used as keepsake remembrances to be kept in your home, used for burial, or to temporarily hold ashes until they can be scattered.

Urns come in various shapes, colors, styles, and sizes and are customized to your preference. Moreover, urns can be used in addition to cremation jewelry for pets.

It is not unusual for bereaved pet owners not to want to keep the ashes of their pets. Instead, a usual memorial practice is to scatter the remains in an area that the pet frequented and enjoyed. Familiar places could be a dog park, a lake, a walking trail, or even the backyard.

Some pet owners will choose to save some of the ashes kept in a keepsake of their choice and scatter the remaining in an important place. 

This is another excellent way to cherish and remember your beloved pet. A solid granite plaque is commonly displayed outside in your yard or your garden. If your pet loved to be outdoors, this is a beautiful way to honor them.

Because granite is a heavy-duty stone, it can endure the outdoor elements over time. A photo of your choice will be carefully etched onto the face of the stone. All text and photoengraving is etched into the granite using laser and becomes a part of the stone, so your pet will be forever memorized.

For some bereaved pet owners who prefer to scatter their pet's ashes back into the earth, consider giving their cremation ashes an organic burial by mixing the ashes with the soil used to grow a new tree or plant.

This also serves to give pet owners and families a place to go 'visit' their pet and can be very instrumental in helping children grieve the loss.

Adding or fusing our pet's ashes into cremation jewelry is not only the most popular of options when memorializing them, but it is also a way to keep them near and dear to our hearts and with us forever.

Consider lifestyle as well as age of the recipient if you are gifting pet cremation jewelry. Some styles, such as pet photo engraved pendants, may be a better option for young adults than a solid 14k gold pendant.

What makes this an excellent option is how a small amount of your beloved pet's ashes can be memorialized forever by being added to a beautiful paperweight. Paperweights make lovely home decor pieces and are a great way to keep the memory of your pet alive.

You can even place a framed photo next to the paperweight as an additional visual reminder.

Like other urns, an hourglass holds the ashes in the center. The distinction here is that it has a transparent glass core allowing you to see the ashes flow from top to bottom. Not so much a timekeeper, but rather a memory keeper.

Hourglasses come in a variety of different styles and you can choose the size and type that best blends in with your home decor.

Some bereaved pet owners find it difficult to bury or scatter their pet's ashes, as they feel abandoned. An alternative to this, particularly for diamond lovers, turning pet ashes into a diamond enables you to keep your pet by your side, so they are forever a part of you and your coming life.

The diamond can be made into a pendant or a ring and worn daily or on special occasions. This also makes a nice grieving gift for a loved one that lost their pet.