The Heart Urn Necklace

Two hearts — one for their name, one to keep them close. This double heart cremation necklace holds a small, symbolic portion of a loved one's ashes in one charm, while the second — a flat heart — is engraved with their name, dates, or a few words in the script you choose. It is an urn necklace for ashes and a personalized keepsake in a single piece, so you are not choosing between the two. The chamber is designed to hold a pinch of cremated remains, not a large quantity. It is meant as a quiet, everyday reminder of a love that does not fade. Why families choose this piece Engraving included at no extra charge — many cremation jewelry sellers add $20 or more Two charms rather than one: a keepsake urn heart and an engraved heart together An artwork proof sent for your approval before we make it Mini fill kit and gift box included, ready to give or to keep Specifications Material: stainless steel, 14K gold plated (Gold) or natural brushed finish (Silver) Urn heart: 0.7"H × 0.7"W, excluding the bail Chain: 18" stainless steel chain with a 2" extender Included: mini fill kit (funnel, screwdriver, sealant, instructions) plus a gift box How your engraving works Choose a template and enter the name, dates or words you would like engraved. We send an artwork proof for your approval before production begins. Reply to confirm and we make it. If we don't hear back, we use the default layout shown in the template so your order isn't delayed — and you can message us any time to change it. Caring for gold plated cremation jewelry Gold plating is a surface layer, and on any plated piece it softens with years of daily wear — that's true of every gold plated necklace, not only this one. To keep it bright for as long as possible: keep it dry, take it off before showering or swimming, and wipe it gently with a soft cloth. Worn this way the finish holds up well. If you'd prefer a finish that will never change, our Silver option is uncoated stainless steel. Filling the urn heart The chamber opens with a small screw on the back. Fill it slowly using the funnel, then tighten the screw fully. For permanent security, a tiny drop of glue on the screw threads will seal it.