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Heart Cremation Urn Rings

February 10, 2010 urngarden.com

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Another increasingly popular choice in cremation jewelry is heart cremation rings. Similar to heart urn necklaces, these rings can hold a small amount of cremated ashes, lock of hair, funeral flower petals or another tiny memento. And because you wear the ring on your finger or on a chain around your neck, it provides lasting comfort of having your loved one close to your heart.

Heart cremation rings are common because they symbolize a person’s affection and love for another. It’s not uncommon for a spouse or parent to wear a cremation ring as a comforting reminder. Hearts also represent the unbreakable connection between loved ones.

Endless Love Urn Ring

Cremation rings come in a variety of materials including 14K gold, Sterling silver, gold plated, titanium, brass and pewter and are worn by both men and women. When not worn, heart cremation rings can be kept in a special glass dome or display as another way of honoring your loved one.

Tender Heart Keepsake Urn RingOur sweet Tender Heart sterling silver memorial ring is a keepsake cremation ring that holds a small memorial of your loved one. Finally, consider have the heart cremation ring engraved with your loved one’s name and birth and death dates. Cremation rings are very tasteful and discreet and provide a lifetime of comfort.

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Spinning In The Grave

February 9, 2010 urngarden.com

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A patent has been issued for this device, which would conserve space in burial grounds.  The inventor even envisions a transparent variety.

Makes no difference how efficient it is, or how much cost is avoided at the funeral home. Cremation remains an option.

Best wishes to the inventor; clearly some thought went into the idea.

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Earth Friendly Biodegradable Cremation Urns

February 8, 2010 urngarden.com

This month we’re featuring heart-shaped cremation urns, jewelry urns, and memorial stones. One of our favorites is the earth friendly Unity biodegradable urn.

Unity Floral Urn
Unity Floral Urn

These beautiful urns are handmade and feature inlaid fresh flower petals. It is available in three sizes, pet or keepsake size urn, standard adult urn, or a double capacity companion urn.Each urn includes a water-soluble plastic bag for the cremated remains.

The Unity urn is designed for ground burial. Once buried it will degrade naturally over time. Available in three designs with matching keepsakes.

Pink Unity Urn for ashes

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Cheap Cremation Urn Sale

January 27, 2010 urngarden.com

discount urns for ashes

We’re closing out a line of discount urns that would be a great value for families and funeral homes alike.  Urn Garden is offering a limited supply of solid brass urns for less than $100.00. You can save money and create a beautiful memorial. Many of these styles are overstock or closeout selections.

Many of these low-cost cremation containers have a matching keepsake urn for families that want to share or spread some of the ashes or retain a small portion as a memento. All of these are acceptable for burial in the cemetery, but if you have planned an ash scattering ceremony or want an earth friendly burial option there are biodegradable choices in the same category. As always, if you need personal assistance please call and we can walk you through the process.

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There Goes The Greatest Hitter Who Ever Lived

January 7, 2010 urngarden.com

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According to a letter owned by Phil Castinetti, the sports memorabilia king of New England, Red Sox legend Ted Williams had a longtime wish to be cremated immediately after his death. The letter, dated Dec. 19, 1991, is an authentic writing from the desk of Teddy Ballgame himself.

“It is my wish that no funeral or memorial service of any kind be held and that my remains be cremated as soon as possible after my death,” Williams wrote in the letter nearly two decades ago. “I want you to see that my ashes are sprinkled at sea off the coast of Florida where the water is very deep.”

Williams’ three children fought bitterly over the body of their legendary father.  In a perfect world, the letter in Castinetti’s collection would be used to do justice in the case of Ted Williams,  but rather than have his wishes carried out, Williams was taken to a lab in Arizona where his remains were kept suspended in liquid nitrogen.

Last year, a lab executive documented the brutal inhumane treatment of Williams’ head at the cryogenics center shortly after his death in 2002.

Ted Williams Death Mask
Ted Williams Death Mask

Rather than being scattered in Florida as he’d always wished, the body of the Red Sox legend was mutilated and disgraced.

In life, Williams never got the respect he deserved. The fans in Boston booed him, the media blasted him, his personal life was unstable and troubled. In death, Teddy Ballgame has been treated even worse.

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