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MANBU Sterling Silver Cremation Jewelry for Ashes - Urn Necklace Memorial Ash Pendant Bereavement Keepsake Gifts for Loss of a Loved One (dragonfly urn necklace)
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About MANBU Sterling Silver Cremation Jewelry For Ashes
♥With consideration of how important it's to have the specific items, it's suggested that wearing necklace a week before you add the ashes. Gather and arrange the suggested items listed below. ONLY a fill kit, small funnel, needle, is included with your purchase. ◆a thin towel ◆a small sheet of clean paper ◆needle ◆small funnel ◆glue Follow these easy steps to fill your jewelry urn 1. Place the thin towel on an ample workspace. This ensures that all urn parts are visible and close at hand. 2. Layout the tools, supplies, and container with ashes on the towel. 3. Lay the piece of paper on top of the towel. Take a small portion of cremains and place them on the paper. 4. Locate the screw cap on the jewelry, and open the ash chamber. 5. Place the small funnel into the compartment opening. 6. Pour a small number of ashes from the paper into the funnel. Gently shake the ashes through the funnel. If needed, use the needle to gently push ashes through the funnel. Be sure not to fill the chamber to the top. There needs to be room to easily put the screw back without disturbing the ashes. ♥If you're ready to permanently seal the urn, use the liquid adhesive. Keep your love in your heart. ♥Note: if your jewelry has a twist-off top, be sure the cap is in a position to lie flush when worn and in alignment with the flat side of the jewelry. ♥While the thought of transferring cremated remains can be intimidating, it can also help to provide closure. If you are uncomfortable performing this task alone, ask a close friend or family member to help. Creating a personal ritual around the transfer could be helpful in the grieving process.
