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Celtic Knot Urn Necklace

February 22, 2009 urngarden.com

When a person of Irish ancestry passes away, it’s not uncommon for families to hold large, traditional funerals. However, now that cremation is becoming a more popular option, families have some alternatives on what they can do with their loved ones’ remains. Besides burial, many are choosing to keep a portion of the ashes in a piece of celtic knot urn jewelry such as a ring or necklace. This allows them to have their loved one close in spirit while keeping their rich Irish heritage alive.  One style of urn necklace that has been a  popular choice for families is the gold Celtic cross urn necklace.

cremation keepsake jewelryCeltic knots symbolize the timeless and endless nature of a person’s spirit; there is no beginning and no end. Several variations of this symbol are found in the different types of cremation jewelry. Celtic knot cross, pendant and heart urn necklaces  are very pretty and discreet. Celtic knot urn rings are also available for men and women.
Celtic knot urn ring
Cremation jewelry debuted during the Victorian Era, although at the time it was called mourning jewelry. It faded after the Civil War and didn’t resurface until the 1990s when cremation started becoming a more common burial option.

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Italian Horn and Fish Urn Jewelry

November 19, 2008 urngarden.com

Timeless Symbols of Protection:

In many cultures, the horn is believed to be the symbol of life and eternity. In ancient Italy the horn charm or amulet was worn in as protection against evil spirits and has also been linked to Celtic and Druid myths and beliefs. In pre-Christian Europe, animal horns pointed to the moon goddess and were considered sacred.

Italian Horn Urn Jewelry
Italian Horn Urn Jewelry

The Italian Horn urn necklace is available in sterling silver or a high quality gold plate and comes with silk cord or we’ve got chains that are optional.

The fish symbol is representative of the Christian faith and has ancient roots in the Celtic and Druid culture. This discreet urn pendant holds a trace amount of ash, flowers, hair, or other small memento. Available in sterling silver and gold.

Ithicus Fish Urn Jewelry
Ithicus Fish Urn Jewelry

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Jewelry Trunk Show

October 17, 2008 urngarden.com

Eternity Symbol

Today’s jewelry show features more mourning jewelry from the Victorian age.

Skull Mourning Ring
Ruby & Diamond Skull Mourning Ring
Vintage Mourning Jewelry
Vintage Mourning Jewelry

Plaited hair woven into the eternity/infinity symbol..serpent style! These styles are a lost art and are very collectible. Recently I talked with a funeral director in Ohio who collects the hair art. She wondered if the community come out for an exhibit on Memento Mori….at the funeral home?

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And then we have the modern designs of cremation jewelry that blend the ancient symbols of circles, wings and feathers and leaves the skulls and scales in the past:

Eternity Urn Necklace
Eternity Urn Necklace
Infinity Urn Necklace
Infinity Urn Pendant

Winged Urn Necklace

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New Urn Jewelry

October 16, 2008 urngarden.com

There’s not many choices for urn bracelets, so it’s exciting when a new style becomes available for families that want it. We’ve been working this week on our new collection of urn jewelry, cremation rings and bracelets and matching urn pendants.

Eternity Urn Bracelet

The circle is an ancient symbol of Eternity. Beaded leather and 14 K yellow gold combine for a contemporary urn bracelet design. Our urn jewelry blends the simplicity of the Eternity symbol that discreetly holds a trace of cremation ash, lock of hair, or other small loving memento. Comes with full instructions and necessary tools for filling. Also available in sterling silver.

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Lucky Number Eight

August 8, 2008 urngarden.com

infinity urn necklace

Infinity: Without end.

The precise origin of the infinity symbol is unclear. It’s possible that it is inspired by older religious/alchemical symbolism. For instance, it has been found in Tibetan rock carvings, and the infinity snake, is often depicted in this shape.

In Chinese culture, today is one of the luckiest days ever: 8-8-8.

The timeless symbol can be found in our Infinity Urn Necklace, and is our most popular selling style of cremation urn jewelry.

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