Memorial Jewellery NI

20/10/2026

Have you ever caught yourself doing something and suddenly realised it's something you picked up from someone you love? ❤️

Maybe it's the way you make your tea, a phrase that comes out of your mouth without thinking, a recipe you still make just the way they taught you, or a little family tradition you've carried on over the years.

Sometimes we don't even realise where these things came from until that person is no longer here.

Our loved ones shape us in so many ways. They influence how we see the world, how we care for others, what we believe in and the traditions we pass down to our own children.

And i think there's something very special about that.

Because when we lose someone, we haven't lost everything they gave us. Their influence is woven into our lives, into our memories and into the people we become.

If you're finding grief difficult, perhaps one little thing you could do is notice those pieces of them that are still part of your everyday life. Make their favourite meal. Tell a story about them. Teach someone else a tradition they passed down to you.

You don't have to do anything extraordinary to keep someone's memory alive.

Sometimes, it's the smallest things that help us feel closest to them 💕.

I'd love to know, is there a little habit, tradition or part of your life that reminds you of someone you love?

19/10/2026

Some words stay with us, don't they?💕

"What we have once enjoyed we can never lose. All that we love deeply becomes a part of us."
Helen Keller

I think about this often, how the people we love become part of who we are, and how we continue to feel close to them even when they are no longer here.

Sometimes it's the smallest things that bring them back to us. The smell of their perfume, making a cup of tea just they way they liked it, watching their favourite film or visiting somewhere that holds special memories.

These little moments might seem insignificant to someone else, but to us, they can mean everything.

We don't have to do something grand to remember someone. Sometimes it's simply allowing ourselves to enjoy those familiar things, smile at a memory, or take a moment to feel close to them again.

And perhaps that's one of the ways love continues in all the little pieces of them that we carry with us every day. ❤️

If you are missing someone today, i hope a little memory finds its way to you and brings you comfort.

Katrina ###

17/09/2026

The messages I receive stay with me.

I had a lovely conversation recently with a woman whose sister-in-law had chosen one of my memorial necklaces for her husband, Stephen.

She told me that she had recently said to her, "I'm so glad you found her jewellery."

Because she wears her necklace every day.

And in doing so, she has the gift of keeping Stephen close to her, every day.

That really touched me.

This is exactly why I make memorial jewellery.

Not simply as something beautiful to wear, but as something that can become part of your everyday life. Something that helps you carry someone you love with you, wherever you go.

I've been a little quiet over here over the summer. I've been enjoying time with my kids and making the most of the summer holidays, so social media has definitely taken a back seat.

But I've still been here in the background.

I've been making your memorial jewellery, working on new designs and quietly thinking about how i can make this part of my little business even more meaningful.

So although I've been quiet, i haven't gone anywhere.

And hearing stories like this reminds me why this work matters so much to me.

From my studio in Belfast, I create memorial ashes jewellery in fine silver, carefully incorporating a small amount of your loved one's ashes into each piece.

Something to wear.
Something to hold onto.
Something that keeps them close.

30/07/2026

I've been very inconsistent on here for the last couple of months. I want you to know i am still working away on orders but my SM is taking a back seat as it is summer time and I am trying to spend as much time with my kids as I can... weather they want that or not 😉.

One of the most common questions I get asked is how much ashes do I need to send you and honestly it isn't a lot. I ask for one teaspoonful and I give you back what I don't use ❤️

If you have any ither questions about memorial jewellery, please ask them below or send me a private message xx

14/06/2026

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11/06/2026

Once I receive the ashes, each piece is created slowly and carefully.

Every step is handled with care and respect, from beginning to end.

It's not just about making jewellery, but creating something meaningful that allows you to keep your loved one close ❤️.

If you have any questions my messages are always open xx

09/06/2026

One of the most common questions I'm asked is how much ashes are needed to make memorial jewellery ❤️

The answer is, only a small amount.

Each piece is carefully made using just a little, allowing you to keep them close in a way that feels right for you.

If you've ever been unsure about the process, your always welcome to ask.

02/06/2026

“I cannot explain the comfort you have given me.”

There are messages that stop you for a moment and remind you what really matters.

Creating memorial jewellery is about holding space for love, memory, and connection that continues in a different way.