Beautifully made pet memorial jewellery
We create meaningful memorial jewellery that celebrates the bond you share with your beloved pet, using their fur, hair or ashes so you can keep them close, always.
For pet lovers, by pet lovers
We understand just how much your pet means to you - because we feel the same way about ours. Every piece is made with the love and care only a fellow pet parent can give.
Safeguarding what matters most
From the moment your pet’s fur or ashes arrive, they’re treated with the utmost care and respect. We handle every inclusion as if it were our own.
Kind to the planet
Our entire process is designed to tread lightly - from recycled and recyclable materials to plantable wildflower seed paper and ethical finishing touches.
Answers to common questions
If you are considering a piece of memorial jewellery, it is natural to have questions. Our FAQ covers the process, timings, materials and aftercare, so you can feel clear on what to expect.
Beautifully packaged, thoughtfully made
Every order arrives ready to gift, with a considered presentation that reflects the meaning behind it.
Ordering made simple
Our ordering process is easy and straightforward.
We are always happy to help if you have questions, no matter how small or specific.
Order
Browse our collections and choose the piece that feels right for you. Once you’ve placed your order, we’ll be in touch to guide you through the next steps.
Send
We’ll send clear instructions on how to pack and send your pet’s fur, hair or ashes. Once they arrive with us, they’re handled with the utmost care and respect.
Treasure
We’ll lovingly create your piece and keep you updated along the way. When it’s ready, it will be beautifully packaged and safely delivered to your door.
Support for the days after goodbye
For many of us, pets are family. When they are gone, it can be hard to know what to do next. Our Pet Loss Support Hub shares practical support, compassionate reading and signposting to trusted UK organisations.
Euthanasia Guilt: “Did I Do the Right Thing?”
If your pet was put to sleep, it is common to replay the decision, the timing, and the details. Even when you acted out of love, your mind may search for a different ending.
What Not to Say to Someone Grieving a Pet
Most people who say the wrong thing mean well. The problem is that pet grief is often minimised, and even a small comment can make someone feel isolated.
What to Say When Someone’s Pet Dies
When someone loses a pet, they usually need acknowledgement more than advice. You do not need perfect words. You need sincerity.
