Discover the endless possibilities (we list 100 here) of what cremains can be used for. From personalized jewelry to memorial gardens, explore creative ways to remember and honor through cremains. Some of the most common are certainly cemetery interment, keeping them at home, or ash scattering. Our blog dives deep into the meaningful and unique ways of using cremains to memorialize a love one.
- Scattering in a favorite outdoor spot.
- Placed in an urn for display.
- Buried in a cemetery plot.
- Placed in a columbarium.
- Incorporated into keepsake jewelry.
- Placed in a memorial garden.
- Stored in an ash scattering tube.
- Placed in a biodegradable urn for a natural burial.
- Shared among family members or friends.
- Incorporated into artistic memorials, such as sculptures or paintings.
- Infused into glass or resin to create memorial jewelry.
- Mixed with soil for planting a memorial tree.
- Used to create artificial reef structures.
- Launched into space as part of a memorial spaceflight.
- Used in fireworks displays.
- Incorporated into stained glass artwork.
- Placed in memorial benches.
- Digitally memorialized through online platforms.
- Scattered in water bodies for a water burial.
- Transformed into cremation diamonds.
- Incorporated into glass art pieces, like paperweights or decorative objects.
- Mixed with cement or resin to create personalized garden stones or stepping stones.
- Infused into tattoo ink for memorial tattoos.
- Included in memory books or scrapbooks.
- Scattered or buried at sea for an ocean burial.
- Memorialized on dedicated memorial websites.
- Incorporated into memorial wind chimes.
- Placed within keepsake teddy bears or stuffed animals.
- Infused into glass or ceramic memorial ornaments.
- Integrated into wall art pieces, like framed collages or shadow boxes.
- Incorporated into personalized memorial plaques.
- Digitally memorialized through virtual platforms or online memorial websites.
- Infused into vinyl records for memorial ash records.
- Mixed with wax to create memorial candles.
- Incorporated into keychains or keyring keepsakes.
- Used to make memorial prayer beads or rosaries.
- Placed within personalized memorial keepsake boxes.
- Mixed with tattoo ink for memorial tattoos.
- Used to plant flowers or plants in personalized memorial planters.
- Kept in a special compartment within a memorial photo album.
- Placed inside a locket necklace for a discreet keepsake.
- Incorporated into garden sculptures or statuary.
- Used to create memorial wind spinners or mobiles.
- Mixed with paint to create memorial artwork.
- Encased in crystal or resin for personalized memorial paperweights.
- Used as an ingredient in memorial pottery or ceramics.
- Infused into memorial candles or tealights.
- Used to create memorial bookmarks.
- Mixed with sand to create memorial sand art bottles.
- Encased in a personalized memorial glass vase or jar.
- Used to create memorial garden stepping stones.
- Incorporated into memorial puzzles or games.
- Encased in resin or acrylic for personalized memorial keychains or magnets.
- Mixed with clay to create personalized memorial sculptures or figurines.
- Used to create memorial garden markers or plaques.
- Encased in acrylic or lucite for personalized memorial paperweights or blocks.
- Used as an ingredient in memorial soap or bath products.
- Infused into memorial pottery or ceramic tiles.
- Mixed with concrete for personalized memorial stepping stones or garden markers.
- Used as an ingredient in memorial candles or wax melts.
- Encased in glass or resin for memorial sun catchers or mobiles.
- Used as an ingredient in memorial jewelry-making, such as beaded bracelets or necklaces.
- Mixed with clay or ceramic material for personalized memorial garden tiles.
- Encased in a memorial glass sculpture or paperweight.
- Mixed with sand to create memorial sand art or hourglasses.
- Used to create personalized memorial bookmarks or tokens.
- Infused into ceramic or porcelain for personalized memorial dishes or plates.
- Incorporated into memorial garden fountains or water features.
- Mixed with ink for personalized memorial calligraphy or artwork.
- Used as an ingredient in memorial bath bombs or bath salts.
- Encased in a memorial photo frame or collage.
- Mixed with clay for personalized memorial garden pots or planters.
- Incorporated into memorial wind vanes or weather vanes.
- Used to create memorial bookmarks or tassels.
- Infused into memorial stained glass windows or panels.
- Mixed with epoxy resin for personalized memorial coasters or tabletops.
- Used as an ingredient in memorial candle holders or votives.
- Encased in a memorial glass pendant or necklace.
- Mixed with ceramic material for personalized memorial garden statues.
- Incorporated into memorial garden waterfalls or cascades.
- Used to create memorial stepping stones with embedded designs or symbols.
- Infused into ink for personalized memorial tattoos or body art.
- Mixed with clay or plaster for personalized memorial hand or footprint molds.
- Used as an ingredient in memorial soapstone or carving projects.
- Encased in a memorial glass clock or timepiece.
- Mixed with wood resin for personalized memorial woodwork or furniture.
- Incorporated into memorial garden trellises or arches.
- Used to create memorial ceramic tiles or mosaics.
- Infused into memorial wax seals or stamps.
- Mixed with concrete for personalized memorial garden sculptures or statues.
- Used as an ingredient in memorial pottery or ceramic vases.
- Encased in a memorial glass candle holder or lantern.
- Mixed with metal alloys for personalized memorial jewelry or accessories.
- Incorporated into memorial garden fences or gates.
- Used to create memorial ceramic picture frames or photo tiles.
- Infused into memorial incense or fragrance products.
- Mixed with resin for personalized memorial resin art or tabletops.
- Used as an ingredient in memorial candles with embedded designs or symbols.
- Encased in a memorial glass keepsake box or container.
- Mixed with soil for personalized memorial garden beds or flower pots.
