14k Rose Gold Filled Cremation Ring, Handmade Ashes Ring, Cremation Jewelry

14k Rose Gold filled custom ash cremation rings. Cremation jewelry in the form of an ash keepsake, such as urn necklaces or a cremation ring, can help one feel connected to the loved one. The feeling of connection is what keeps us healing and moving forward. 14k rose  gold filled with a 14 gauge band. This listing is for rose gold filled. 

If you are here searching for a cremation ring, let me begin with sincere condolences. You can read my story in the "About" section, but I will briefly convey that I am no stranger to grief. My father passed in 2008, my mother in 2019, and my boyfriend in 2020, with friends and fur babies along the way. The pain is, at times, unbearable, so I have chosen to make beauty out of ashes. 

This cremation ring with ashes is made by layering the ashes with resin and colors of your choosing. The ashes are layered over with resin and a powder pigment creating this shimery look. It can also feel like an urn necklace, an urn ring, an ashes locket, or an ashes keepsake because the ashes are contained.

Gold-filled options are 14k gold filled on a 14 gauge band and made custom per order. They are tarnish-free and designed to last. Please see the main menu for the metal choices, including solid gold. Gold filled is the softest metal choice here, yet very popular for its price point for those who love gold. If you are ordering a larger stone, please consider ordering a double band, single stacker bands to stack with it for support, sterling silver, or upgrading to solid gold. See this information for more about metals Jewelry & Urn Tips, FAQs and Resources – Ash Urn & Sea (ashurnandsea.com)

To Order:

1. Please choose the listing that most closely resembles what you want, if there is one. for questions, see the following links, or click the chat now button. You may also email via the contact form. 

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2. Choose from the various drop-down items. Message me for help with stone sizes

3. Make notes in the "note box" that is located in your cart, but please note engravings are not available from my shop. For rings, you will note your ring size and color choices here.

4. Please add a note to your order stating your preferences, including but not limited to:

REGARDING COLORS: I've included some basic charts to help you. Most people simply send a screenshot of their favorite review pic or listing pic. Order based on the metal choice, and then I can do any design you like. Some people want only ashes, no color, so indicate that if it's your preference. If you order from a no-color listing, it will cost you less. Choose no more than 4-5 colors. This particular design is blue, blue/green, and copper. It is very popular, and I make it a lot. Many people see a celestial theme in it. Please keep in mind that angle, lighting, and distance can play a factor in seeing the "universe." However, I make the ring in this design weekly, and people elove it! 

The pigment is all shimmery Mica-based powder. Hues can vary depending on ashes, metal, other colors, etc. PLEASE DO NOT GET HUNG UP ON PICKING COLORS. The charts are a guide but are not exact. Often I will adjust or blend colors as needed to ensure a beautiful look. IF I AM MATCHING FUR, EYES, PHOTOS, please just send a pic. You do not need to pick colors. Let me know if you need help. After ordering, there is still a few weeks of time to make changes to color choices.

If you want to see some ashes, the current technique I use is to strategically place a few larger pieces onto the design. Indicate if you want to see some ashes. 

All cremation jewelry is made with love and care. Ashes are kept sealed in the original package until use. And then great care is taken to keep them separate. Each piece is custom and individual. I have a fair amount of control, but the way the resin, pigments, and the tone of the ashes interact will always be slightly different and unique. These pieces are indeed one of a kind.