Irish celtic knot memorial urn cross silver necklace pet cremation waterproof stainless steel urn for ashes remains men man woman jewellery

Honor your loved ones with our Irish celtic knot memorial urn cross necklace. Made of waterproof stainless steel, it holds ashes or remains securely. This silver necklace is a beautiful way to keep your loved one close to your heart. Perfect for men and women, it's a meaningful piece of jewelry.

Irish Celtic Knot designed Memorial URN Cross in Antiqued High Gloss Stainless Steel. This is Jewelry you can wear everyday! This Cross is Just Right Sized with Beautifully Antiqued Crevasses in the Silver Stainless Steel to make this Cremation Urn Cross an exquisite piece of fine jewelry. Hypoallergenic waterproof stainless steel.

Select Color:
o Silver
o Gold
o Black

o Pendant
This pendant is made of High Quality stainless steel that will not fade or tarnish over time. A great way to keep your memories close. The URN fill has a rubber seal for waterproof protection.

o Necklace
The matching color chain is also made of High Quality stainless steel that will not fade or tarnish over time. The chain comes with a light weight 3mm x 24" stainless steel braided weave keel chain design. This chain will give you a spectacular wearing experience. The chain is smooth to the touch and will not kink or pull the hairs on your neck.

o Pendant size
Only 3/4" wide x 1 1/2 long (with bail) x only 3/16 thick

o Accessories
Each Cross comes with a funnel and spoon

Take The Memories Of Your Loved one with You No Matter Where You go.

Triquetra symbol means three-cornered. The meaning varies in different religions and cultures with the concept of interconnectedness and infinity. In the Christian tradition, it represents the father/son/holy spirit. Others believe it represents birth/life/death and or earth/air/water. The origin of the triquetra symbol is unknown, but it dates back to pre-Celtic times. Norse runestones and everyday items have been found with the symbol engraved on it which proves Norse groups, such as the Vikings, did use it.