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A heart that holds theirs. The smaller heart is sealed with a screw cap, carrying their name and a portion of what you could never let go of, cradled inside the larger one — the way your love still holds them.

A heart within a heart. The outer frame is open, shaped like the space grief leaves behind. The inner heart is sealed, holding a small portion of ashes, a wisp of fur, or whatever you need to keep close. Their name is laser-engraved on the inner face in a script that catches the light when you move. The two-tone finish (rhodium frame, 18k gold or 18k rose gold inside) reads as quiet jewelry rather than memorial announcement. Worn full or worn empty until the day you're ready.

Details

• Material: 316L surgical stainless steel (hypoallergenic, tarnish-resistant)
• Urn cavity: Sealed inner heart with threaded screw cap + rubber O-ring gasket; holds ashes, fur, or small keepsakes
• Engraving: Pet name laser-engraved on inner heart face in script. Up to 10 characters.
• Pendant size: 20 mm x 22 mm (outer frame); inner heart slightly smaller
• Chain: 50 cm (20 inch) cable chain, matching outer frame finish, lobster clasp
• Fill kit included: Small funnel, filling pin, and printed instructions in every box

Common questions

Is the inner heart's chamber actually sealed?

Yes — small threaded screw cap on the inner heart, against a rubber O-ring inner seal. The chamber holds through daily wear. Worn empty also works.

Will the inner heart rattle, swing around, or feel loose when worn?

The inner heart suspends from a small steel link inside the outer frame, so it shifts gently as you move and catches light differently from each angle. The movement is deliberate, not loose — the link is the same 316L steel as the pendant, built for daily wear and silent.

Will the name on the inner heart stay readable over years of wear?

Yes — the name is cut directly into the steel surface, not printed ink. The mark catches light against the polished surface around it, making the name visible without being loud. It resists fading and rubbing through years of daily wear.

How is this different from the cat-shaped urn necklace?

The cat urn is species-specific, sculptural, name engraved on inward-facing belly. This open-heart is abstract and universal — works for any pet, any name, any loss. Pick the cat for a recognizable form; pick the heart for a quieter, symbolic memorial that doesn't name a species.

Will the steel tarnish or the plating wear off over years of daily wear?

No — 316L surgical steel is tarnish-resistant, and the plating holds its color through everyday wear. The engraving on the inner heart is structural and stays sharp.