Nature & Celtic Cremation Jewelry

More About Our Celtic and Nature Pendants

Albert Einstein once said, "Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better." This is possibly one of the most profound messages, yet many waste their days completely disconnected from their natural surroundings. Now in days, where technology rules the world, simple pleasures of life, such of taking a walk through an open field or gazing into the star-filled cosmos above, are truly lost. It is one of the saddest facts of reality that such beauty that nature offers for free, we pay to see on small screens or even on magazines pages, where they are not even nearly as remarkable. Luckily, there are many that appreciate the beauty in nature, and spend their lives trying to help others realize what they are missing out on.

What is nature cremation jewelry?

These beautiful keepsakes feature nature-inspired themes and, just like other traditional pieces of cremation jewelry, they can be filled with a very small remembrance of a loved one, such as a piece of hair, cremation ashes, or even soil from a grave site. This section features a large variety of beautifully detailed designs, such as sunflowers, acorns, conch shells, stars, and so much more. While these pendants do hold a small memento, the opening of the pieces is cleverly worked into the bail, or placed on the back, which helps create a discreet tribute to a loved one that will serve as a gentle reminder of their memory, as well as a source of strength and comfort for those who wear it.

What do celtic knots represent?

Celtic knots, also known as a trinity knot, are a popular pendant style due to their symbolic meaning. Celtic knots are best seen as a sign of unity and symbolize eternity. They symbolize unity between loyalty, faith, friendship, or love and appear to all be interconnected by one thread.

Although they were originally developed for religious and secular purposes, they have become a universal symbol beyond a religious sense and are gaining popularity without the particular religious attachment.

What are the different types of nature & Celtic cremation jewelry?

Nature cremation jewelry comes in a lot of different shapes including stars, sea life, flowers and other earth elements. Celtic cremation jewelry comes in a variety of different shapes including Celtic crosses and clovers.

Those lucky few that not only truly appreciate nature, but help us appreciate it as well are definitely few and far between. When we meet someone so special, we are drawn to them for good reason, as they help us see the beauty around us, which can truly enrich someone's life. When we lose someone so motivated and inspiring, there are few ways to properly pay tribute to their life well lived in a manner that allows their mourners to keep a remembrance of them close at all times; luckily, nature keepsake pendants offer many the ability to do just that.