Urns & Personal Keepsakes
Choices for keeping, placing, and remembering
What you choose after cremation may reflect where the cremated remains will be placed, how your family wishes to remember, and what feels appropriate to you.
The choices below serve different purposes. You may find one, several, or none useful to your family.
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An urn provides a container for cremated remains to be kept at home, buried, or placed in a columbarium. Smaller keepsake urns can hold a portion of the remains. Explore our online collection with your intended use in mind.
You have time to decide
Choosing cremation does not require your family to decide immediately what the permanent placement of the cremated remains will be. Some families know that they want an urn right away. Others prefer to receive the cremated remains in the included container and decide later.
An urn may be chosen for different purposes, including keeping the cremated remains at home, placement in a cemetery or columbarium, burial, or another form of permanent placement. The intended use can help determine which type of urn is appropriate.
If you choose an urn
Parting Stone
Parting Stone transforms cremated remains into a collection of smooth, solid stones. The stones are the solidified remains themselves, offering another form that families may choose to keep or share.
Ashes Into Glass
Ashes Into Glass incorporates a small portion of cremated remains into glass to create personal jewelry and keepsakes. The remaining cremated remains are available for burial, scattering, or another placement your family chooses.
Legacy Touch
Legacy Touch creates jewelry and keepsakes engraved with a person’s fingerprint, offering a personal remembrance regardless of where the cremated remains are placed.
If fingerprint keepsakes interest you, please tell us early so we can confirm whether a usable fingerprint is available or can be collected.
What Happens Next
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If You Need Information Before Deciding
You may ask questions before choosing an option.
Requesting information or discussing Guided Cremation does not create an agreement, initiate services, or require immediate decisions.
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