Cremation Ashes Guides
I always get asked lots of questions about cremation ashes, and that is completely natural and normal. It is only natural to feel a little unsure, and I hope these guides help to answer some of the questions you may have. What happens at a cremation? What are ashes actually made of? Where can I scatter them? Can some be made into jewellery?
I have tried to answer them gently and plainly, so you can make your decisions in your own time, with no pressure at all. The guides cover what cremation involves, what ashes are, and what you can do with them, including scattering ashes in the UK.
Ashes are at the heart of my work, and I treat them with the greatest care. I need about a heaped teaspoon for a piece of memorial jewellery, and any ashes I do not use come home to you with your finished piece. You can read what cremation ashes really are, or see how I make jewellery from ashes.
Your questions about cremation ashes, answered
Understanding Cremation Ashes: The Foundation of Ashes Jewellery
Everything You Need To Know About Cremation
Scattering of Ashes UK