#memorial jewellery

[nateva-porcelain]

Memorial Jewellery: Carrying Eternal Love Wherever You Go

The heartache of losing someone we love is an indescribable pain. It leaves an emptiness that words often cannot fill.

But memories—those precious, fleeting moments—become our sanctuary. A laugh shared, a hand held, a whispered promise. We cling to these fragments of time, searching for ways to keep them alive.

Imagine carrying a piece of that love with you, always. A pendant with their photograph, a ring that holds their essence, or a necklace inscribed with their name.Memorial jewellery transforms memories into tangible keepsakes—small treasures that bring comfort in the quiet moments and strength in the hardest ones.

Each piece tells a story. A connection unbroken. A love everlasting. Through memorial jewellery, we honor those who have touched our lives and continue to walk beside us, even when they’re no longer here.

From personalized memorial jewellery to keepsake pieces such as rings, pendants, and necklaces, there are countless ways to create a lasting tribute. In this guide, we’ll explore the various types of custom memorial jewellery and how to choose the best option for your needs.

Why Choose Memorial Jewellery?

Memorial jewellery holds a special significance, allowing you to carry a tangible reminder of a loved one wherever you go. These beautiful pieces are more than just accessories—they symbolize love, remembrance, and a deep personal connection that remains unbroken even after loss.

Beyond their sentimental value, memorial jewellery can be customized to reflect the personality and legacy of your loved one. From incorporating meaningful symbols and quotes to housing ashes or photographs, the ability to personalize these pieces ensures they hold a unique story and meaning for the wearer. For instance, a memorial necklace for mom might feature her favorite flower design or a comforting phrase she often said, while a memorial necklace for men could include bold, minimalistic designs that reflect strength and endurance.

Memorial jewellery is also versatile and suitable for various occasions. It can be worn daily as a subtle token of remembrance or reserved for special moments of reflection, such as anniversaries or family gatherings. No matter how you choose to wear it, the presence of such a heartfelt memento can bring a sense of comfort, continuity, and peace during difficult times.

Types of Memorial Jewellery

Memorial jewellery comes in a wide range of styles and designs, each serving a unique purpose in celebrating the life of a loved one. Here are the most popular options:

1. Memorial Pendants

Memorial pendants are a timeless choice. These pendants can hold ashes, a lock of hair, or even a photograph, providing a deeply personal way to remember someone special.

2. Memorial Necklaces

Memorial necklaces are versatile and come in various designs:

Memorial necklace with photo: These necklaces feature a miniature photograph of your loved one, enclosed in a locket or engraved on the pendant.

Memorial necklace for mom: A perfect choice for honoring a mother's memory with elegant and sentimental designs.

Memorial necklace for men: These necklaces often feature bold and masculine designs, such as engraved dog tags or simple pendants.

Memorial necklace for dad: Thoughtful designs that reflect strength and love, such as pendants engraved with heartfelt messages.

3. Memorial Jewelry Rings

Memorial jewelry rings are an understated yet elegant way to honor a loved one. These rings can feature engraved initials, dates, or even contain a small compartment for ashes.

Personalized Memorial Jewellery

Personalized memorial jewellery allows you to create a one-of-a-kind piece that reflects the unique bond you shared with your loved one. From custom engravings to intricate designs, personalization adds a special touch to your keepsake.

Tips for Choosing the Best Memorial Jewellery

When selecting custom memorial jewellery, there are several factors to consider:

Material: Choose durable and timeless materials like gold, silver, or stainless steel to ensure the jewellery lasts for years to come.

Design: Opt for a design that resonates with your personal style and the memory of your loved one.

Personalization: Add engravings, photos, or other personal elements to make the piece truly unique.

Purpose: Decide whether you want a discreet piece, like a ring, or a more visible option, like a necklace.

Comfort: Ensure the piece is comfortable for daily wear, especially if it’s a necklace or ring.

Memorial Jewellery: Stories and Testimonials

Here are heartfelt testimonials from people who have chosen memorial jewellery to honor their loved ones:

Linda & Her Memorial Necklace for Mom:

"I chose a memorial necklace with my mom’s photo and a quote she always loved. Wearing it every day feels like she’s still with me."

John & His Memorial Necklace for Dad:

"My father’s strength was my inspiration. I designed a necklace engraved with his favorite saying, and it brings me comfort knowing I carry his wisdom with me."

Emily & Her Memorial Jewelry Ring:

"The ring I wear has my husband’s initials engraved on it. It’s a small but powerful reminder of the love we shared."

20 Meaningful Quotes for Memorial Jewellery

Finding the right words to engrave on your personalized memorial jewellery can be challenging. Here are some inspiring quotes:

1. “Forever in my heart.”

2. “Gone but never forgotten.”

3. “In loving memory.”

4. “Always in my thoughts.”

5. “You are my sunshine.”

6. “A bond unbroken, a love everlasting.”

7. “Your wings were ready, but my heart was not.”

8. “Carried in my heart, held in my soul.”

9. “Always near, forever dear.”

10. “Your love leaves a legacy in my heart.”

11. “In the whispers of the wind, I hear you.”

12. “Until we meet again, I carry you with me.”

13. “You are the thread that binds my soul.”

14. “A love too strong to ever fade away.”

15. “Heaven gained an angel; my heart holds the memory.”

16. “Your love is my guiding star.”

17. “Forever missed, forever cherished.”

18. “The story of us is written in the stars.”

19. “Through every beat, my heart remembers you.”

20. “Love lives on in every moment we shared.”

For more inspiration and a wider selection of quotes, explore our detailed article, 100 Memorial Quotes to Honor Loved Ones and Find Comfort. It offers a beautiful collection of sentiments to help you choose the perfect emotional tribute.

Conclusion: Creating a Timeless Tribute

Memorial jewellery is more than just an accessory—it’s a timeless tribute that keeps your loved one close to your heart. Whether you choose a memorial pendant, a memorial necklace with photo, or a custom memorial jewelry piece, each item carries a story of love and remembrance.

If you’re considering creating a piece of personalized memorial jewellery, take the time to explore designs and options that best capture your cherished memories.

[ashesurnsjewellery]

Finding something to remember the deceased may help lessen the agony of loss Even though it is never easy. Memorial jewellery is one way to accomplish this. These pieces can bring comfort and serenity by serving as a material memory of a deceased loved one. It is to those people going through difficult circumstances. If you are not familiar with the wide range of possibilities available the process of buying memorial jewellery can be extremely intimidating. The purpose of this article is to outline the various kinds of ashes into jewellery. They are now on the market. They can provide some advice on how to pick the ideal item.

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How to Order Memorial Jewellery

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[ltwilliammowett]

Mourning Brooch with a painting of Hope watching after a ship, 18th century 

[creativesplat]

Oops.

[boylerpf]

Antique Dated 1796 Amethyst Cabochon Georgian Ring

Source - Boylerpf.com

[svampira]

[thewildbelladonna]

Rumours Tour, Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, New York, March 24th, 1977.

[ancestorsalive]

A beautiful collection of garnet jewellery from the Czech Republic.

[krenenbaker]

Dorm-inspired Outfits (from my Closet)

A few months ago, I put together a few things from my closet based on the different twst dorms. I posted them to Reddit, but now, they shall also have a home here on Tumblr :) But I'll also add a bit more info on the inspirations behind my use of the various pieces here, just for fun. Also, pardon the socks; I didn't bother picking shoes to go with the outfits. I'll describe what shoes I would wear with each look, though!

Also, uhh... body reveal? Before showing my cosplay (whenever it is that I finish it lol)

Heartslabyul

For this outfit, I wanted to feature the clashing patterns and fabrics of the dorm uniforms, while also incorporating an Alice in Wonderland-esque aesthetic. I used a yellow fabric belt, similar to the yellow sash of the dorm uniform, and added a scarf with a rose pattern and the same colour scheme as the rest of the outfit. I also retained my watch (which I really should have switched out for one of my analogue watches, but... oh well) and my "Save The Bees" bracelet, since it seemed to fit with the theme and I wear it on basically a daily basis, so...

I would pair this look with these white socks and my saddle oxfords.

Savanaclaw

With the Savanaclaw outfit, I wanted an active and somewhat more masc look. I tried to stay true to the warm colour scheme, and reference the leather vest of the dorm uniform using the sleeveless flannel I had. I also kept my watch and bracelet for this outfit, but I added two necklaces - one with a celtic knot pendant, and one with a piece of quartz, though if I had a tooth or bone necklace, I would have used that instead.

I would wear my brown leather boots with this outfit.

Octavinelle

This outfit is one of the closest to how I normally dress. The dress is black with lavender flowers, with a gather in the skirt on the left side, giving the heavy material more movement - it just feels "Octavinelle". I added a braided belt with a silvery buckle to give a little more definition, and a pearlescent pink and purple necklace, along with white gloves. I also wore my cream coat over my shoulders as a coat-cape, à la Azul Ashengrotto.

I would not wear socks with this, but instead stockings and my black and white pumps.

Scarabia

I wanted to follow the colour scheme and ~vibe~ of the dorm and its uniform for this Scarabia-inspired outfit. The floral skirt may seem to be an odd choice, but the deep orange of the flowers and the satin material seemed to fit with Scarabia. I also added more jewellery - multiple rings, and two necklaces, all golden in colour - to complete the look.

I would probably wear either my tan scandals, or white ankle socks and my heeled leather oxfords with this outfit.

Pomefiore

I felt like Pomefiore needed a classic, powerful look - what better way to do that than with a black pencil skirt? That, I paired with a sheer blouse with satin cuffs, and a (mostly) purple, high-necked, sleeveless knit. The orange, cream, and golden stripes in the knit also reflect the gold detailing of the Pomefiore dorm uniform.

I definitely wouldn't wear socks with this - it's another job for the black and white pumps, or maybe even my black heeled boots, depending on the vibe.

Ignihyde

Ignihyde just SCREAMED for the use of my CrankGameplays "Soft Boi" shirt. It's light blue, plus it's gamer merch - the perfect combo. Add in some black jeans, headphones, and a blue and white scarf in the pocket, and Ignihyde is complete!

I'd wear either my pink skate shoes, or maybe my brown leather boots with this one, I think.

Diasomnia

Finally, Diasomnia. I simply needed to use my green turtleneck with this one, but I knew I had to use black for the rest of the outfit. So, black trousers and a black cardigan (again, over the shoulders) were the other components I used, as well as a black braided belt - both to add a little texture, as well as a hint of silver, as is featured in the Diasomnia dorm uniform as well.

I'd wear black socks and my black heeled boots with this outfit.

And with that, we're complete! Let me know your thoughts - did I capture the spirits of the dorms in these outfits? :)

(I didn't include Ramshackle, but I could also make an outfit for that at some point, which I may do later)

[ashesurnsjewellery]

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[yonandole]

Rocking Horse Ring

[dramioneasks]

hi, i read this one-shot similar to Tabula Rasa by senlinyu recently but just can't find it - (1) starts off with H has memory gaps and feels like things are missing from her flat, including an ?armchair, her bed smells like peppermint, and she finds a stained ?blue/?green coffee mug that doesn't belong to her bc she doesn't drink coffee. she asks her friends but they just say it was a "work accident", and she starts carrying the mug around. later it turns out she was secretly living with D(1/2)

and he gave her some old Malfoy heirloom necklace that was cursed, either by Narcissa or she didn't tell him it was still cursed? she's definitely not happy when he told her tho. anyway H went into a coma and D had to be removed from her mind entirely. the flashbacks to their developing relationship are interwoven, and in italics. eventually ginny figures out she was with D and writes it on a parchment scrap that she keeps with her (2/3, sorry i remembered more as i typed it our lol) H breaks into her boss's office to look at her records, finds out it wasn't a "work accident", blackmails her boss not to report the break-in with evidence of an affair boss is having with ?secretary that she found while breaking in LOL. doesn't look at the scrap until she finds D and figures out he's what's missing from her life (he smells like peppermint, he says the armchair was his in the first place, missing books in her bookshelves (which I just remembered) were also his) (3/4 LOL sorry) D tried to pretend he didn't know anything but then finally admitted it, he'd removed almost every trace of himself from her flat after she was obliviated. she looks at the scrap, reads out his name, then goes into a coma again. it ends with her finding the mug again? or drinking coffee from it? like it's implied she had to be obliviated again 😭😭😭 i went through some of my ao3 history but i've been on a binge lately so it's super cluttered, pls help, thank you so much!! (4/4 finally done LOL)

Does anyone know this?

Edit: Thanks!

dodo595: This, Vacivity by abrilas, ETL_Echo_Audiobooks, skitter https://archiveofourown.org/works/47454331#main

[ltwilliammowett]

A carnelian silver anchor brooch, Scotland, mid 19th century

Source

[lightineventide]

Trying to decide which ring matches the bracelet better...

All are made using memory wire; I wanted to finish the set with a slightly-darker-than-the-bracelet ring, that's why I used mainly black beads. The left one, weirdly, got a little disfigured when I was making the finishing loop, but I think I was able to fix it. However, I still prefer the ring on the right, although it isn't as similar to the bracelet... That's why I'm curious to find out what other people's opinions would be :) .

Another photo for reference, although it's quality is a bit worse, cause my phone's camera is not very good itself:

[sexypinkon]

Sexypink - Jasmine Thomas Girvan - Jamaican born/Trinidad and Tobago based Jewellery Designer and Sculptor - Solo show - Window on Memory. If you are in the area do take a look. If not, always remember that you can see her here.