The Ashes to Ashes ring is a memorial keepsake built around cremated ashes set into the band's inlay. The inlay color comes from the ashes themselves, which range from pale white and light gray to dark gray and gray-brown, so each ring looks different. Sand, soil, hair or flowers can replace the ashes for a similar tribute. It suits people marking a loss who want something wearable rather than an urn or frame, and it competes with other cremation jewelry on personalization, not on features. Buyers rate it 5 out of 5 across 35 ratings.
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The 35 ratings average 5 out of 5, and buyers describe the ring as a meaningful, well-made keepsake. No recurring complaints appear in the feedback.
The Ashes to Ashes ring is a memorial ring made with cremated ashes. Cemetery soil can be used instead of ashes. The ashes are the focal point of the ring, and the color of the inlay depends on the color of the ashes. Cremated ashes range from light gray and pale white to dark gray, gray-brown, or gray with black and brown hues.
To make the ring, send no more than half a teaspoon of ashes per ring. Any unused ashes are returned with the finished ring. Sand, soil, hair, or flowers can also be used for this style of memorial ring.
The ring cannot be resized. A free ring sizer gauge is available for anyone unsure of their size. The band and inlay are covered by a 30-day guarantee against flaws, and the inlay has a one-year warranty.