A Piece Of My Heart Lives In Heaven-Souvenir/Urn Pendant

Inspiration: It is hard to build a life around the missing pieces of the heart. This heart necklace will be a constant reminder of the unsevered bond you share with your loved one. Although they are gone, they won't be forgotten.

This pendant comes complete with a box and also a funnel that you can easily add your loves one's ashes. Holds a small memorial of your loved one. The urn ring features a secure threaded enclosure to store ashes, dried flowers, the lock of hair or sand from a favorite beach to make a personal memorial for your loved one.

I lost my daughter six months ago, and not a day goes by that I don't think of her. I wear this memorial pendant necklace every day, and it helps me feel like she is close to me. The pendant is in the shape of a broken heart, It's a reminder that even though she is gone she will always be a part of me.

The necklace has given me some comfort during these tough times, and I'm grateful to have it. Sharing a picture of us in happier times-Susan, Sydney, Australia

Losing a loved one is painful, it is like a part of the heart that is torn, there is a grief that is so hard to be explained. Losing a loved one is or will never be easy.

We cried so much making this pendant, But the memories and love, thinking about the ones we lost brought a small smile to our face and we know that those memories will always stay. So we wanted to make a one-of-a-kind pendant the designed to metamorphically display a part of the heart torn apart, while still keeping the other half, knowing that they are happy in a better place.

It's the perfect way to remember a Son,Daughter Dad or anyone. This necklace is sure to becherished for many years to come,either as a gift or to own.

"I saw this and knew I had to buy one for my brother and myself.We lost our parents far too soon, but a piece of their hearts will always live on in heaven.
This is the perfect way to keep them close to us always. This beautiful memorial gift will remind us every day of the immense love our parents had for us."- Julia, New Mexico