- Sterling Silver, Turquoise
- Features subtle sealable urn for remembrance
- Can be personalized with engraved message
- Includes 18" matching chain
- Instructions and kit included for easy operation of urn
- Presented in a lovely gift box
- Usually shipping within 24 hours
For those that love to sail or love the water, our Sail Away cremation jewelry makes for a wonderful remembrance of a loved one. This Sail Away has been crafted of sterling silver and has a turquoise face that is a beautiful compliment to the sterling silver. Each keepsake pendant will hold your choice of special tributes to your loved one. The Silver Sail Away in Turquoise is one of our many sailboat inspired keepsakes and all have a different focal point at the center face of the pendant. From turquoise to mother of pearl, go with the color or the stone that most appeals to you or reminds you of the deceased. Size: 1/4" w x 1" h
- Engravable:
- Yes
- Finish:
- Silver
- On Sale:
- Yes
- Size:
- This keepsake measures 1/4"w x 1"h. The keepsake is measured from the bottom of the pendant to the bottom of the bail.
- Material:
- This keepsake is made of .925 sterling silver and turquoise.
- 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 screw. This exposes the small interior compartment where the remains are laid to rest.
- Personalization Options:
- This keepsake can be engraved on the back.
2 Reviews
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Love it
I wanted to give a gift with my sons ashes in it that did not look like something that everyone would know. And this has surpassed my expectations. It is so classy.
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Even better than it's picture
My pendant holds my late husbands ashes,it's my way of keeping him close. We lived on a boat our life was all about sailing so the shape is perfect and comfortable to wear.The quality is excellent,I have been wearing it since the day it came in the mail and it hasn't tarnished, I even wear it in the shower.
