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Our Top 5 Most Popular Dog Cremation Urn Necklaces

De Jordan Colton  •   3 minute de lecture

A happy family with their family dog smiling for a photo. Honoring your loved pets with cremation jewelry is a beautiful way of honoring them.

For many grieving dog owners, deciding what to do with a beloved pet's remains is one of the harder choices that comes after the loss. More and more families are choosing cremation and keeping a small portion of the ashes in a piece of jewelry they can wear. If you're looking for a way to keep your dog close, here are five of our most popular dog cremation urn necklaces — and one more worth a look.

1. Paw Print In Heart Pet Cremation Urn Necklace

Paw print in heart pet cremation urn necklace on a silver chain.

The Paw Print in Heart Cremation Urn Necklace is a paw print pendant wrapped inside a heart. The top of the heart holds a small portion of your pet's ashes. Like every piece we sell, it arrives with a chain, a display box, a filling funnel, and step-by-step instructions.

2. Sleeping Dog Cremation Urn Necklace

Sleeping dog cremation urn necklace with a curled puppy pendant.

The Sleeping Dog Cremation Urn Necklace centers on a dog curled up asleep. It stays one of our most-chosen pieces because of what that image says without saying anything — a companion finally at rest after a lifetime of showing up for their family. The pendant holds a small portion of your dog's ashes.

3. Bullet Shaped Pet Cremation Necklace

Bullet shaped pet cremation necklace with a paw print on the front.

The Bullet Shaped Pet Cremation Necklace carries a paw print at its center and holds a small portion of ashes inside. Many of the families who choose it had hunting dogs, or spent their weekends outdoors with a dog who came along for all of it.

4. Silver Angel Wings Heart Paw Print Cremation Urn Necklace

Silver angel wings heart paw print cremation urn necklace.

Our Silver Angel Wings and Heart With Paw Print Cremation Urn Necklace is a detailed pendant that still reads as everyday jewelry rather than something that announces itself. Like all our pieces, it's stainless steel, so it won't rust or tarnish with daily wear.

5. Dog Bone With Paw Print Cremation Urn Necklace

Dog bone cremation urn necklace with a paw print in the corner.

The Dog Bone With Paw Print Cremation Urn Necklace rounds out the list. It's shaped like a dog bone with a small paw print in the top corner, and it comes in four finishes — black has long been the most popular.

One More Worth a Look: Silver Pet Paw Print Cremation Necklace

Silver paw print cremation necklace worn at the collarbone.

If you want the simplest version of the idea, the Silver Pet Paw Print Cremation Necklace is just the paw print and nothing else. At three quarters of an inch it's the smallest piece on this list, which is exactly why some people prefer it — it disappears under a collar and reads as ordinary jewelry to everyone but you.

A Note on Wearing and Caring for Your Piece

All of our pendants are 316L stainless steel, so they won't rust or tarnish. Even so, we recommend taking your piece off before showering, swimming, or heavy exercise. It protects both the finish and the seal on the chamber — and once a pendant is filled, that seal is the part worth protecting.

Making It Yours

We offer personalized engraving on most of the pieces we sell. Adding your dog's name, or the years you had together, turns a pendant into something only you could be wearing. Engraved orders may take up to 7 extra days to process.

Losing a dog is hard, and no piece of jewelry undoes that. But a lot of families tell us it helps to have something to reach for. Browse all pet cremation jewelry to see the full range, and if you're not sure which piece fits, ask us — we're glad to help you think it through.

I promise I'll always remember.

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Jordan Colton, founder of Cherished Emblems

About the Author

Jordan Colton is the founder of Cherished Emblems. After losing his cat Brother — and then the last keepsake he had of him — he began making memorial jewelry to help families keep the ones they love close. More than 19,000 families later, he still runs the company day to day.

His story about Brother was featured in USA TODAY.

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