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Ashes To Pink Sapphire Jewellery
We have a wide range of pink sapphire memorial jewellery that is suitable for ashes and hair. Each piece is made by hand, bespoke to your order. The pink sapphires we use are ethically lab-grown and chosen by us for exceptional cut, colour, and sparkle.
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ASHES MEMORIAL PINK SAPPHIRES
Memorial jewellery is growing in popularity as a way to preserve a loved one’s ashes and keep them close by at all times. Turning ashes into pink sapphire jewellery offers an ideal way to create a lasting keepsake that can be worn everyday or on special occasions. Pink sapphires are the gem of choice for representing love, thanks to the stunning pink hue. Comparable to diamonds in their strength and brilliance, pink sapphires offer something more unique than a pure white diamond. Choose from a wide range of pink sapphire jewellery to suit your style, including a range of precious metals including gold and sterling silver. To complete your selection, add a personalised inscription.
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PINK SAPPHIRES MADE FROM CREMATION ASHES
Pink sapphires are a symbol of love and devotion. Ranging from light pink to deep rose shades, pink sapphires are becoming increasingly popular for engagement rings and statement jewellery pieces. This is one reason that turning ashes into pink sapphires is a popular choice. We create cremation jewellery that contains a hidden compartment in the precious metal, and then a stunning pink sapphire gemstone setting to complete the memorial piece. Shop our full collection of memorial jewellery with pink sapphires below.
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HOW WE MAKE ASHES INTO PINK SAPPHIRES
While it is certainly possible to turn ashes into pink sapphires, the result is often not as attractive as you might want it to be. Sapphires made from ashes often develop a yellow hue, which can impact your ability to achieve a bright and pink sapphire. Instead, we pair secret compartment jewellery with ethical, lab grown pink sapphires. The ashes are contained within a hidden compartment within the jewellery and then paired with the perfect pink sapphire. This allows us to achieve the most aesthetically-pleasing piece of jewellery that still provides a lasting tribute to your loved one. The ashes are safely contained within the precious metal, and the compartment is laser-sealed for your peace of mind.
FAQ's ABOUT TURNING ASHES INTO PINK SAPPHIRES
You can turn ashes into a sapphire, but the process is very expensive and does not always yield good results. Gemstones made from human ashes will typically contain many inclusions which will impact the finished result. The colour may also appear more yellow, which can make it difficult to achieve a pink colour. Instead of turning ashes into pink sapphires, we recommend choosing ethical, lab-grown pink sapphires to pair with your hidden compartment jewellery made from precious metals like rose gold or sterling silver.
We seal a small amount of the ashes into a hidden compartment in the jewellery. We typically take around a teaspoon of ashes from the urn and then carefully return any unused ashes.