Six quick questions about who should keep a piece of them, how the urn feels,
and what's realistic. You'll get an honest answer — including "you might not need this"
if that's the truth.
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Who are you thinking about this for?
Where are the ashes now?
There's no wrong situation — solidification works from any of these.
Who should end up with a keepsake?
How does the urn — or the idea of one — feel?
Would you want to keep some ashes as they are?
You can send all of the ashes, or just a portion and keep the rest in reserve.
And honestly — how does $2,495 sit with you?
That's the real all-inclusive price, shipping both ways. No surprises later.
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Stones fit how your family works.
More than one person should end up holding something real — and that's the one thing
no urn can do. Solidification turns 100% of the ashes into 40–80 smooth stones, enough
for everyone who loved them to keep one close.
$2,495 all-inclusive with Parting Stone — prepaid shipping both ways, anytime money-back guarantee.
Usually 40–80 stones for an adult; home in about 10–12 weeks.
There's no deadline — families order weeks or years after a loss.
Some of your answers point toward stones; some say you're still feeling it out. That's
exactly the right place to be. Read the full guide, sit with it, and decide at home —
ashes keep indefinitely, so nothing about this is urgent.
Stones make the most sense when several people want a keepsake, or when the urn feels unfinished.
You can send just a portion of the ashes and keep the rest in reserve.
The anytime money-back guarantee means deciding to look costs nothing.
It's just you, and the urn already feels right. That's a complete answer — a single
keepsake, a small piece of memorial jewelry, or simply the urn you have may serve you
just as well, and cost far less than $2,495.
Stones earn their price when a whole family wants to share them. For one person, they're usually more than you need.
If that ever changes — more family wants a piece, or the urn stops feeling right — the option will still be here.
Ashes keep indefinitely. There is no deadline on any of this.
$2,495 is real money, and you said it's out of reach right now. Here's what the
industry won't tell you: there is no deadline. Ashes keep indefinitely when stored dry
and sealed. The service will still exist when the timing is better.
Nothing about the ashes changes with time — solidification works the same in five years as it does today.
Keep them somewhere dry and sealed; that's the only thing that matters right now.
If you want the details for later, the guide isn't going anywhere either.