DSA3015 | Women’s memorial bracelet with cremation ashes

Code-nummer: DSA3015
Collectie: For her
Categorie: Women’s Memorial Bracelet | DSA 3000

Delivery time

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Production time is 8 working days after receiving the ashes or hair lock.

Information:

High: 1,8 cm
Breedte: Custom-made
Depth:
Color: Silver and olive green accents
Value: Inlay of cherished elements
Stock: 1 Stock item

Specific description:

Memorial bangle bracelet with visible ashes in olive green glass and daisy charms

In this memorial bracelet, the cremation ashes are clearly visible and are fused into transparent olive green glass.

Prefer a more subtle look?
Upon request, a different glass colour can be chosen in which the ashes remain hidden.

Bracelet details

• Material: Silver-tone stainless steel bangle with zirconia accents
• Fit: Custom selected to match your wrist size
• Clasp: Secure and elegant hook closure
• Accents: Two silver-tone stainless steel stoppers and two 925 sterling silver daisy flower charms

Thanks to the oval shape of the bangle, the ashes bead and charms remain securely in place and always stay on top of the wrist, keeping your memorial elements visible, safe, and beautifully arranged.

Description:

A women’s memorial bracelet with cremation ashes – a meaningful keepsake for her

This women’s memorial bracelet made with cremation ashes and handcrafted glass is a beautiful and personal way to keep a loved one close. This subtle ashes keepsake for her combines elegance with emotional value, specially designed for women who wish to carry a tangible memory.
The ashes are permanently fused into clear or coloured glass.

By using a professional glass kiln, high-quality Murano glass, a solid inner core for protection and an experienced technique, this bracelet is not only of exceptional quality but also remarkably strong and durable. The glass will preserve its beauty for years to come.

Terms of delivery:

Shipping cremation ashes from abroad – within the EU

Please read this information carefully before placing an order or sending cremation ashes.

Also see our FAQ page under Clear Answers > Most Questions: https://ashesmemorials.com/most-questions-faqs/

Legally permitted within the EU

It is legally permitted to send a small amount of cremation ashes within the European Union for use in memorial jewelry or urns – with the exception of Germany, Austria, and France. This is only allowed if the shipment does not involve an official urn and the amount is limited to just a few grams. You never need to send the full contents of an urn – a maximum of 2 teaspoons per memorial item is sufficient.

Important distinction – shipping at your own risk

Although legally allowed, most carriers (such as DHL, PostNL, and UPS) do not accept cremation ashes under their official shipping policies. Therefore, all shipments are made entirely at your own risk. We cannot be held responsible for any loss, damage, or delay during transit.

How much is needed?

Only a small amount is required – no more than two teaspoons of ashes per memorial item.

No return of remaining ashes

Due to the risks involved with international shipping, any remaining ashes sent from abroad will not be returned. To prevent loss or delay of your memorial item, any leftover material will be respectfully scattered in a quiet natural area near our studio.

Exceptions – shipping ashes not allowed

Shipping cremation ashes is not legally allowed from the following countries:

• Germany
• Austria
• France

If you live in one of these countries, you may still order an empty memorial item or send a lock of hair for incorporation. After placing your order, you will receive clear instructions to help you create a meaningful keepsake that complies with local laws.

International shipping instructions

After placing your order, you will receive detailed email instructions on how to safely send a small amount of ashes. You will be asked to use a sturdy letterbox-sized box and follow our packaging guidelines to minimize the risk of damage or loss.

Please package your box discreetly and avoid using words such as “ashes” or “cremation” on the outside. You may use neutral terms such as jewelry components. Please note: this is not a guarantee of successful delivery.

If you are unsure about your country’s regulations, we recommend contacting your local postal service to ask about international shipping requirements.

Sending a lock of hair

Sending a lock of hair is always permitted – both from within the Netherlands and from abroad. You may safely send it in a small, sturdy letterbox-sized box. After placing your order, you will receive clear instructions by email.

If the chosen memorial item allows for hair incorporation, a length of approximately 5 cm (2 inches) and the thickness of a pencil is sufficient.

Shipping from the United States

It is legally allowed to send a small amount of cremation ashes from the United States to the Netherlands for incorporation into a memorial item. However, this is always done entirely at your own risk. Most U.S. carriers do not officially allow cremation ashes in their shipping policies.

After placing your order, you will receive detailed email instructions on how to safely pack and ship the material. We advise using a sturdy letterbox-sized box, and we strongly recommend not using terms like “ash” or “cremation” on the package. Instead, use general terms such as jewelry components. Please note: this does not guarantee successful delivery.

For shipments sent to countries outside the European Union – such as the United States – no VAT (21%) is charged at checkout. This means the total amount you pay will be lower than the listed price on the website.

Domestic shipping – within the Netherlands

For orders placed within the Netherlands, you will receive a DHL shipping label by email. You can drop off your package at any DHL service point.

Even within the Netherlands, you remain fully responsible for proper and secure shipping.

Need more information?

For additional information about shipping, processing, and how your order is handled, please visit our FAQ page:

https://ashesmemorials.com/most-questions-faqs/

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