Ilana Panich-Linsman for The New York Times “People move so much,” said Gina Murphy, who combines ashes and resin in a patented process for her Close By Me jewelry line. “We don’t go to ...

Whether set in rings, lockets, or bracelets, the ashes are delicately mixed with resin and sometimes infused with colours, glitter, or even tiny flowers to reflect the spirit of the one remembered.

She used her mothers ashes, as well as her own breast ... The breast milk powder is then combined with resin and used in different jewelry, including rings and necklaces. Customers order breast ...

The death of Lilly's dog, Piper, came around the time Lilly’s dad won a set of resin inlay ... making rings as a hobby. It was really fun to do. And we were looking at her ashes one day and ...

And I know that I'll look every day at this ring." "And so I think it's really special because the ashes for me are hard to look at and they are hard to go back to, but a piece of jewelry like ...