Cremation Ashes Jewellery Cufflinks – Timeless Memorials
Cremation ashes jewellery cufflinks offer a refined and elegant way to remember someone close. At Evermore Glass, based in St Ives, Cornwall, we handcraft beautiful cufflinks using a small amount of cremation ash infused in glass. Each pair is made with care and respect, transforming grief into a wearable, dignified tribute.
What Are Cremation Ashes Jewellery Cufflinks?
Our cufflinks are created by suspending cremation ashes in molten Murano glass, which is shaped into cabochons and set in sterling silver cufflink fittings. The ashes appear as soft, delicate flecks within the coloured glass, creating a unique and meaningful keepsake that can be worn on formal occasions or treasured for life.
A Stylish Way to Honour a Loved One
Whether worn on a wedding day, anniversary, funeral or special event, ashes cufflinks serve as a discreet and deeply personal symbol of connection. They're especially popular as gifts for partners, sons or grandsons—allowing a family legacy to be carried forward with grace.
Why Choose Evermore Glass?
Handmade in Cornwall by a Skilled Artisan
Every pair of cremation cufflinks is handmade by Sally Carver, a professional glass artist with over 15 years of experience. Working from her small studio in St Ives, Sally uses traditional lampworking techniques and high-quality Murano glass to create each piece.
One Order at a Time – No Mixing of Ashes
Each set of ashes is treated with the utmost care. Orders are handled individually, never mixed, and clearly labelled throughout the process to ensure every pair of cufflinks is entirely unique and personal.
Quality You Can See and Feel
All cufflinks feature kiln-hardened glass and sterling silver fittings, providing durability and a timeless aesthetic that suits all styles.
Design Options for Ashes Cufflinks
Colour Customisation
Choose from a wide range of colours inspired by the Cornish coast—blues, greens, whites, greys, and more—each enhancing the visibility of the ashes within.
Matching Sets for Families
Many customers choose to order matching cufflink sets as keepsakes for brothers, sons or groomsmen, using one sample of ashes to create multiple items.
Presentation Ready
Each set of cufflinks arrives beautifully packaged and ready to give, store or wear, making them an ideal memorial gift.
The Order Process
Step 1 – Request a Free Order Pack
We’ll send you a kit with a prepaid return envelope, order form, sterile scoop and ashes bag—all discreetly packed.
Step 2 – Send a Small Sample of Ashes
Only around a teaspoon of ash is required. Once received, we confirm your details and begin the process.
Step 3 – Handmade and Delivered with Care
Your cufflinks will be crafted within 3 to 4 weeks, securely packaged and sent via tracked delivery anywhere in the UK.
Pet Ashes Cufflinks Also Available
We also create cufflinks using the ashes of beloved pets. Whether you are honouring a dog, cat, or horse, we apply the same level of care and craftsmanship to each piece.
What Does This Mean for You and Your Family?
Cremation ashes jewellery cufflinks provide a subtle yet profound way to honour someone special. At Evermore Glass, we’re proud to create wearable memorials that allow families to carry memory, love and legacy into the moments that matter most.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much ash do I need to provide?
Only a small amount—around a teaspoon per item.
Can I order for a pet's ashes?
Yes, we create memorials for both people and pets.
Are the ashes visible in the glass?
Yes, the ashes appear as subtle specks, gently suspended in the design.
How long does it take?
Most pieces are completed and returned within 3 to 4 weeks.
Can I choose my colours?
Absolutely. You can select from a range of colours inspired by the Cornish coast.
Is the jewellery waterproof?
Yes, the glass is sealed and kiln-hardened, but we recommend removing items before swimming or bathing.
Do you ship across the UK?
Yes, we ship nationwide, and all packages are insured and tracked.
Can I order multiple items from the same ashes?
Yes, many families choose to order matching pieces from a single set of ashes.