- Antique copper finish over stainless steel
- Features subtle sealable urn for remembrance
- Can be personalized with engraved message
- Includes 20" matching chain
- Instructions and kit included for easy operation of urn
- Presented in a lovely gift box
- Usually shipping within 24 hours
This gorgeous Copper finished Saber Tooth urn pendant includes a black satin cording or matching chain and we send a small funnel to assist you with filling your Copper Saber Tooth cremation jewelry. Each of our Copper finished Saber Tooth cremation lockets is sent in a jeweler's gift box and you can seal the threaded stopper by adding a bit of adhesive to the threads and twisting tightly. Additionally, the Copper Saber Tooth urn jewelry can be personalized by choosing some engraved text to be added to the back of the pendant in either script or block font. The Copper Saber Tooth pendant is complimentary to a wide variety of skin tones and you can send the keepsake as a gift to your loved one. We will take care of gift wrapping the Saber Tooth and can even include a personal message should you like. Size: 3/8" w x 1-3/8" h
- Finish:
- Antique Copper
- Engravable:
- Yes
- Size:
- This keepsake measures 3/8"w x 1 3/8"h. The keepsake is measured from the bottom of the pendant to the bottom of the bail.
- Material:
- This Copper Saber Tooth keepsake is made of stainless steel with a copper finish.
- Internal Volume:
- This keepsake will hold a "pinch" of cremated remains. A "pinch" is equal to approximately 1/8 of a teaspoon.
- How to fill:
- This keepsake is filled by unscrewing the bail at the top. This exposes the small interior compartment where the remains are laid to rest.
- Personalization Options:
- This Copper Saber Tooth keepsake can be engraved on the back.
1 Review
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Beautiful
I wanted an Italian horn style pendant. The picture does not do this justice, it looks big and flat and actually it is the opposite. It is the perfect size and tubular. I'm glad I picked the copper as it is unique and does match a rose gold chain.
