Silver Plated Blue Sassy Flower Cremation Urn Pendant

$99.99

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Brass, Rhodium Plating, Art Glass
Features subtle sealable urn for remembrance
Can be personalized with engraved message
Includes 20" matching chain
Instructions and kit included for easy operation of urn
Presented in a lovely gift box
Usually shipping within 24 hours

This beautiful Blue Sassy Flower can hold safely some cremains from a person that was special to you in your life and now you have lost. Your keepsake pendant is handcrafted glass called Millefiori and is set in to a stunning rhodium plated base. The brilliant cobalt blue color of the center is beautifully offset by the rich silver tones of the silver rhodium plating and the look is one of class and elegance - all on display on a stunning matching chain. A beautiful addition to your flower pendant is if you chose engraving. The back of your urn jewelry is black enamel and the engraving would be very subtle on this delicate finish. Size: 3/4" w x 3/4" h

Engravable:: Yes

Finish:: Silver

Size:: This keepsake measures 3/4"w x 3/4"h. The keepsake is measured from the bottom of the pendant to the bottom of the bail.

Material:: This keepsake is made of brass with rhodium plating and Millefiori art glass.

Internal Volume:: This keepsake will hold a "pinch" of cremated remains. A "pinch" is equal to approximately 1/8 of a teaspoon.

How to fill:: This keepsake is filled by unscrewing the bail at the top. This exposes the small interior compartment where the remains are laid to rest.

Personalization Options:: This keepsake can be engraved on the back.

Size
This keepsake measures 3/4" wide x 3/4" high. The keepsake is measured from the bottom of the pendant to the bottom of the bail.

Material
This keepsake is made of brass with rhodium plating and Millefiori art glass.

Internal Volume
This keepsake will hold a "pinch" of cremated remains. A "pinch" is equal to approximately 1/8 of a teaspoon.

How to fill
This keepsake is filled by unscrewing the bail at the top. This exposes the small interior compartment where the remains are laid to rest.