Stainless steel ashes pendant 'Paw print'

A paw print you can carry with you

Your pet left traces everywhere: on the sofa, in the garden, in the quiet rhythm of your days. This heart-shaped ashes pendant carries a little of that with it. The paw print on the front is not decoration. It is recognition, a detail that points directly to your animal and the particular way they were always close to you.

Material and finish

The pendant is made from 316-grade stainless steel, a medical-grade material used in the jewellery industry precisely because it holds its quality over time. It resists discolouration, oxidation and the wear that comes with daily use. The silver-toned finish is clean and unfussy. Inside, there is a small, carefully finished chamber that can hold a portion of ashes, a lock of fur or a little soil from a grave.

Filling and sealing

The pendant comes with a step-by-step guide explaining how to fill and seal it yourself. If you would rather not do this alone, your crematorium or funeral director can usually arrange it, though there is typically a charge for that service. The pendant is supplied without a chain.

What the design carries

The heart shape and the paw print work together in a way that needs no explanation from you. The heart speaks to the bond you shared: the daily routines, the quiet company, the presence that simply was. The paw print makes it specific. Not a generic symbol of loss, but a reference to your pet in particular. If you would like to personalise the pendant further, engraving is available, allowing you to add a name or a date as a lasting anchor for that memory.

Practical durability for everyday wear

316 stainless steel does not rust or discolour with exposure to water, perspiration or skincare products. You can wear this cremation urn pendant every day without any change to its appearance. It needs no special treatment and is not sensitive to the ordinary wear that comes from regular use. As an urn for ashes that you carry rather than place on a shelf, that resilience matters. Knowing it will look the same in ten years as it does today is a quiet reassurance.

If you have a question about the pendant or would like help thinking through the filling process, please do get in touch. You do not have to work it out on your own.