Handmade ashes keepsakes and memorial paperweights
Choose a personal ashes keepsake to hold or display, handmade by Catherine Newcombe at Resinista. Explore small hearts, pocket hugs and memorial paperweight ideas, then talk to Cathy about the design and price.
Personal guidance before you send anything precious.
AI design preview · Concept imagery for the planned photography
Your choiceSmall keepsakes or display pieces
Pocket hug setsThree £10 - six £18 - nine £25
Your makerCatherine Newcombe, Sudbury
For familiesAcross the UK
CHOOSE WITH CONFIDENCE
A personal piece starts with a conversation.
An ashes keepsake you can hold or display
An ashes keepsake offers a personal remembrance without choosing jewellery. Cathy at Resinista can discuss small hearts, pocket hugs and display pieces, with the inclusion and design agreed for your chosen piece. Start with how you would like to keep the memory nearby.
Questions and details to consider
Would you prefer something small to hold, a piece for a shelf or a paperweight-style display? Think about the space and the way you would use it. If you do not normally wear rings or necklaces, a keepsake for the home may be a more comfortable choice. You can ask about the options without already knowing the final design.
Pocket hugs are small remembrance pieces to hold or share, while a paperweight or another display keepsake gives the memory a place at home. Ask Cathy which available shapes and sizes suit your intended inclusion. Confirm the measurements before deciding.
Questions and details to consider
A practical comparison is size, shape, appearance and where the piece will live. If you want a paperweight, say so explicitly and ask which designs are suitable rather than treating every small resin piece as the same product. For a photograph-led display, the memorial heart frames guide linked below offers a different starting point.
Resinista offers combination designs with ashes, hair, fur or suitable flowers. Tell Cathy exactly what you would like preserved and ask what works together in the selected keepsake. You can discuss a subtle inclusion or a more decorative arrangement.
Questions and details to consider
Make a short list of the details that matter most before choosing colours or shape. For example: a small amount of ashes, a saved lock of hair and a quiet colour. Ask Cathy to prioritise these within the available design. The pictures here are labelled AI concepts for the planned photography; request actual finished examples when deciding on a piece.
The owner-confirmed reference prices for heart pocket hugs are three for £10, six for £18 and nine for £25. The reference list says these can include ashes, hair, fur or flowers. Ask Cathy to confirm the chosen inclusion, design and delivery arrangements.
Questions and details to consider
For a paperweight or another bespoke display piece, request a quote for the actual shape, size and contents. Do not use the pocket hug price as a price for every ashes keepsake. The flower pebble products in the homepage catalogue also have their own prices and description. The Prices link takes you to the full reference table for comparison.
If several relatives want a keepsake, explain the complete request before dividing or sending ashes. Cathy can advise how much material is required for the proposed designs. People can choose related pieces without needing identical colours or shapes.
Questions and details to consider
Prepare a list of each piece, its intended recipient and any inclusion preference. Ask whether a set of small hearts or a mixture of display pieces is practical. For a pet memorial, explain whether you would like ashes, fur or both included. Agree how the pieces and materials will be identified so the order details stay clear from the start.
Contact Cathy before posting ashes or other precious materials. She will explain the amount, packaging and destination for your selected piece. Resinista is based in Sudbury, Suffolk and serves families across the UK, with tracked and insured return arrangements.
Questions and details to consider
Before sending, confirm the final design, price, current making estimate and what happens to any unused material. Ask for care instructions, including cleaning and where to display or store the finished piece. If you have a date in mind, mention it before ordering. An enquiry gives you a chance to discuss those details without committing to a purchase.
It is a personal remembrance piece incorporating a small amount of ashes. It can be a small heart, a handheld piece or a display keepsake instead of wearable jewellery. Cathy can discuss the available options.
Can ashes be included in a resin paperweight?
Resinista discusses ashes in display pieces including paperweights. Ask Cathy which design suits your inclusion and request a quote for the chosen size and arrangement.
How much do ashes pocket hugs cost?
The owner-confirmed reference prices are three heart pocket hugs for £10, six for £18 and nine for £25. Confirm inclusions, design and delivery details with Cathy. Paperweights and other display pieces need their own quote.
How much ash is needed for a keepsake?
Ask Cathy for the amount required for your particular piece or family set. Wait for her packaging and address instructions before sending ashes rather than estimating the quantity yourself.
Can pet ashes, hair or flowers be added?
Resinista offers keepsakes with pet ashes, hair, fur and suitable flowers, including combinations that work for the selected design. Explain what you have so Cathy can advise.
Can several relatives have keepsakes from the same ashes?
Discuss the complete request with Cathy first. The amount needed depends on the chosen pieces, so confirm the designs and quantities before dividing or posting the material.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Talk to Cathy. Take your time.
Handmade in Sudbury, Suffolk, for families across the UK. Contact Catherine Newcombe directly at Resinista to plan your memorial jewellery or keepsake.
Tell Cathy what you would like preserved and any style you have in mind. You can ask about choices, price and timing before deciding.
MemorialJewellery.uk introduces memorial pieces made by Catherine Newcombe at Resinista. Service information is reused with the site owner's authorisation. Temporary AI concept images demonstrate the proposed photography style and are not photographs of Catherine's work. Bespoke choices, prices and timescales are confirmed directly with Cathy.
