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Re-cycle YOUR Own Jewellery Into A Plain Band With Ashes

Re-cycle YOUR Own Jewellery Into A Plain Band With Ashes

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In essence, we can melt your own silver,gold or platinum and make you a new plain band with ashes in it. - ( Due to the material properties, we can't offer this service on steel, titanium and palladium rings.)

 

Watch the short video with 5 million views on Tik Tok. You'll find the video on the thumbnail with the play button.  It's only 50 seconds long. 

 

Other designs are of course possible but each will reflect a different amount of labour, so costs will vary, please get in touch if you would like to discuss anything.

 

Simply supply your jewellery, and we will melt it down and make a new plain band. Once made the ring has a little pocket made and ashes are inserted. We then laser-weld the hole shut. An unseen pocket of ash in your new ring made from your own jewellery

 

The cost is the same whether you supply silver, 9k, 18k, 22k or platinum

 

Platinum can not be mixed with other metals, but the different gold alloys can be melted together

 

When melting different gold alloys together, you simply create a new alloy which is the average gold content of the starting jewellery. The new ring can only be hallmarked with either 9k, 14k, 18k or 22k, so you might end up with a new ring that is actually 12k but can only be hallmarked as 9k as it won't pass the 14k test

 

When recycling jewellery, you always get some metal loss. It is unavoidable when smelting, drawing, cutting, filing, drilling and sanding. 

 

You can either supply all the metal for the new piece or I can supply extra metal if required at a cost. I would obviously need to give you a quote based on your unique requirements.

 

You can either nominate how wide you would like your new ring, and we can use as much of your metal as required to make it. We can use all of your metal and therefore the width of the new ring will be whatever it is, given the amount of metal you have.

 

Ordering Process

  1. Place your order easily today here on this website.
  2. You will get a confirmation e-mail of your order (check your spam folder)
  3. I'll send you a  small pack for some ashes as part of this process

Ashes Kit Contents

  • Small biodegradable bamboo spoon (one teaspoon's worth of ash would be enough for a dozen pieces of jewellery)
  • A labelled bag for the ashes (Put one teaspoon's worth of ash in)
  • Freepost return padded envelope

Jewellery Production Time

  • Please check this page for the expected completion time. 
  • High Demand: Apologies in advance, but I am greatly in demand and the old saying "Good things come to those that wait" I work as fast as I can but I have a growing list of clients willing to order and wait until it is ready.

Jewellery Packaging

  • Your jewellery piece will be beautifully gift-wrapped in a jewellery box 
  • Any unused ashes will be returned to you.

Unused Ashes

  • Any and all unused ash is returned to you. We simply select what we need to make the perfect piece of jewellery for you. 

 

Please see below the "add to cart" button for estimated completion dates

 

Shipping

Once made your item will be sent via Royal Mail Special Delivery. A tracked and insured service.

Contact

Phone: 01322 867393 Mon - Fri (9-5).

E-mail: chris@chris-parry.co.uk

Unit 4 Horton Road

South Darenth

Kent

DA4 9LW

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Have Your Old Jewellery Made Into A New Ring With Ashes

Each custom job will require a quote.

You can have your old jewellery re-modelled into a new piece and have ashes added. You can choose one of my ashes jewellery designs on this website or commisison your own unique idea. Price guide £390 to £1,000 depending on the complexity of the new design. Create a new unique ashes ring today

Get in touch with your requirements.

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FAQ Frequently Asked Questions About Cremation Ash Rings & Memorial Rings

How much ashes do you need to make a cremation ash ring?

One teaspoons' worth of ash is required.

A llittle ash goes a long way. We ask for a teaspoon's worth of cremation ash, we won't use it all and we return all unused ash. Read more here. We only actually need a pinch but we can select the best ashes for your piece. The ashes will contain different colors and grain sizes, so it can be helpful to be able to choose the ones that will look best in your jewelry. We will return all unused ash

When you order I will send you a small pack for some ash, which will include a biodegrable bamboo spoon

  • Use one heaped teaspoons' worth of ash. 
  • Be careful not to spill the ashes. Don't do this in a draught. 
  • If you have any questions, just give me a shout.

Once you have the ashes safely in the pack, pop them into the pre-paid envelope and simply post them to me. You are more than welcome to bring them in person.

Here are some additional things to keep in mind when ordering cremation jewelry:

  • The cost of cremation jewelry varies depending on the materials used and the complexity of the design.
  • Your commission is handmade from scratch just for you, naturally this will take a little time to accomplish
  • It is important to choose a reputable jewelry maker who uses high-quality materials and has a good reputation.(like me !)
  • Some jewellery companies offer to turn a piece around in a few days. Sadly I am in great demand, please look just above the "add to cart" button for a guide to completion dates.

Cremation jewelry is a beautiful way to remember your loved one. It is a personal and meaningful way to keep them close to you always.

Where can I get ashes made into a ring?

Here. I can make your very special cremation ash ring.

I work for clients all around the world. You can make an appointment and come visit or simply order from my website or via e-mail or phone

I have hundreds of designs on this website or you can commission your own idea in any precious metal. I can also recycle your own old jewellery into a new piece with cremation ashes added.

How much does it cost to have ashes made into a ring?

£90 to £3,000 or more.

I make a wide range of cremation ash rings. I also make cremation ash beads, charms, pendants, earrings, necklaces, bracelets and more.

I make all my items in 925 sterling silver, solid 9k golds (white gold, rose gold, yellow gold), 18k golds (white gold, rose gold, yellow gold) and platinum.

Some of my designs are set with gemstones both precious like emeralds, diamonds, sapphires and rubies. Also no precious like amethyst, topaz and cubic zirconia. In fact I can supply and set any gemstone.

All my pieces on my website are priced please have a look around.

I also make custom bespoke memorial jewellery.

How do I place an order?

Really simple, place your order on my website as the easiest way. We will send you an ash pack if your are ordering a cremation ash piece. If you are after a bespoke piece or want to do it over the phone, you can phone to place your order. 

How much ashes do you need to make a diamond?

One teaspoon's worth of ashes is required to make most cremation ash jewellery.

There are four main techniques used in the creation of jewellery. Making diamonds from ash is one, but they can also be added to resin, glass and the metal itself.

Making diamonds from cremation ashes, whilst technically possible is sadly being offered by companies that probably don't actually provide the service. Instead they sell you a regular diamond at an inflated price.

So it is very much a case of "buyer beware" when it comes to diamonds from ashes.

The biggest "tell" for a company NOT making diamonds from your ashes, is that their website will be super vague as to where their machine is and there will be no pictures/videos of it or the lab. Just please be super cautious.

Personally I do not know of a single company that I can hand on heart vouch for.

What jewellery can you put ashes in?

Resin, glass, and metal are typically used to add ashes to jewellery.

A jeweller specialising in cremation ash jewellery is the best solution to help you add ashes into jewellery.

I use several techniques to make extra special memorial jewellery and you can browse hundreds of designs right here on this website.

I can make you a special ashes ring, ashes necklace, ashes charm, fingerprint jewellery fingerprint ring, fingerprint necklace or even more.