Picture Urn Pendants - An Image Of Comfort

Online, January 12, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Lockets have been a popular favorite as a jewelry pendant for decades and have been used as a way to keep a picture of a much cherished family member, friend or even a pet close to the heart. Cremation picture lockets put a new spin on an old favorite and consumers have warmed to the notion of having a picture of their loved one as well as a small remembrance in the form of jewelry. Sales director for Everlasting Memories, Donna VanHeel, has researched consumer reviews and consumer calls to customer service regarding picture pendants holding both a photo and the cremated ashes of the deceased.

With growing economic concerns and consumers looking to get back to the basics, finding ways to cut corners yet still have the accustomed comforts is a task most consumers are facing. Cremation jewelry provides consumers with a unique place to put a small memento such as cremated ashes and wear the jewelry on a daily basis. "We have literally hundreds of keepsakes to choose from," says VanHeel. "We receive a number of requests for lockets yet many of our customers initially question how they can have a picture of their loved one close to the ashes - even though the two never come in contact." The unique design allows for a small photo to be placed in one area of the pendant, notes VanHeel, and allows for the chosen remembrance to be tucked away securely inside the cremation locket.

Locket pendants that hold a picture of a deceased family member, friend or pet as well as some cremated ashes is a personal decision. The unique assortment of cremation jewelry available allows for consumers to choose the ideal memorial in remembrance of those they've lost and find what will give them the most amount of comfort.

Everlasting Memories was founded in the early 2000's and provides cremation urns, cremation jewelry as well as other cremation products to consumers. An education center holding resources, articles and helpful tips are helpful to consumers looking for assistance after suffering loss.

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If you'd like more information about the topic or to schedule an interview with Donna VanHeel, please call Donna at 877/723-4242 or email Donna at [email protected].