What to Do with Ashes: Cremation Diamonds
From diamonds to dust and back to diamonds, learn how cremation can lead to a sparkling gemstone with the help of a little science and ingenuity.
Read more »From diamonds to dust and back to diamonds, learn how cremation can lead to a sparkling gemstone with the help of a little science and ingenuity.
Read more »Ever wish you could hug a loved one who has passed away? Consider using a teddy bear urn to give you or a child comfort through the grieving process.
Read more »As time passes, keep your loved one with you in a cremation hourglass urn. Neptune Society explains the benefits of this unique memorializaion option
Read more »Looking to memorialize your love of music in a way that will echo for years to come? Press your ashes into a vinyl record that plays your favorite songs.
Read more »Wish you could keep your loved one with you forever? If so, a tattoo made with cremation ashes might be right for you. Learn more from Neptune Society.
Read more »Published: January 21, 2022
Your parents are getting older. You know that, and you’ve come to terms with it (or at least you’re trying). And once they can no longer take care of themselves, your relationship with them drastically changes, and you are obligated to step in to take care of their affairs. Many people experience emotional trauma and
Published: January 10, 2022
Interment of ashes refers to cremated remains being buried in the ground or placed in a columbarium. A columbarium is a building specially designed to hold ashes. Interment is ideal for people who do not wish for their ashes to be scattered or displayed in the home. There are also religious reasons for ashes to
Published: December 6, 2021
In most cases, funerals take place just a few days after the death of a loved one occurs. But is this the proper funeral etiquette? Is there a certain period you should wait, or should the funeral be held as soon as possible? What determines the length of time between the death and a funeral,
Published: November 5, 2021
Virtual funerals have become increasingly common during the COVID-19 pandemic due to social distancing and restrictions on air travel. They are similar to traditional in-person funerals but are live-streamed on platforms such as Facebook, Skype, and Zoom. These platforms make it possible for anyone worldwide to view a funeral from their computer, smartphone, or tablet.