Ashes into Glass are best, you can even mix a little of more than one pets ashes or humans and have them put in a paperweight or a piece of jewelly. You can even book an appointment to go and watch your item being made, follow them on facebook brilliant company! They are based in Essex
I presume that as glass becomes liquid when it is heated, the crushed ashes are mixed in. I doubt if anyone will take on the task you describe though, unless you have a LOT on spare money.
I have the name of a company that does it, but I am just concerned that I don't get "ripped off". They obviously wouldn't tell me if they were going to do that, but if I knew a little about the process, I would know what questions to ask them. I don't want to lose any of my precious babies ashes.
I had a similar worry a few years back. Our beloved cat had to be put down at home due to a serious kidney condition we had been managing for years. We had him cremated and he is still here with us now in his little box. Sounds weird but we loved him ok? At the time I tough how do we know we will even get the right ashes. You just have to trust in the companies honesty really.
And I think Im right in thinking that human/ animal remains are basically carbon which are compressed under extreme heat pressure to form a manufactured diamond.
i girl i know mixed it with nail varnishes and painted it onto beads.
she made stuff like a bead tag for zips, phone charm, rearview mirror dangler, etc
you have to mix it into nail varnish remover first then add
Ashes into Glass are best, you can even mix a little of more than one pets ashes or humans and have them put in a paperweight or a piece of jewelly.
You can even book an appointment to go and watch your item being made, follow them on facebook brilliant company!
They are based in Essex
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