within your budget, but PLEASE bear in mind the old adage “You get what you pay for” For instance, our brass urns are pure brass, 100%, no other filler materials included. Other companies will toss in fillers to dilute the brass, making the urn cheaper to manufacture, but over the course of time, those filler metals will interact with the brass and cause blemishes, discolorations, even disfiguring of the urn. In the industry, we call this “Bleeding”, and is a very big problem found in cheaper, Chinese knock-offs of our pure urns.


9) I have my pets ashes in a box I got from the home, why should I change it now? Answer: Tere are so many new and unique urns available today, and even more unique ideas for ways


to compliment your existing urn, that it’s a shame to leave your pet to sit in a box in the closet or something like that. We work with a jewelry com- pany that takes a small portion of your pets ash and can create a man- made diamond out of it. We have another company where you send a small amount of ash along with a picture of your pet, and they mix the ash with a special paint and recreate a perfect replica of the picture you send them using this special paint, so your picture actually has your pets ashes in it... Another product we offer is a cremation jewelry pendant to hold your pets ashes and fur, but that also has a digital USB port built into it to upload pictures of your pet from your computer, so you have a living


picture memorial of your pet.


10) What if I don’t like the items I see online or at my local pet ceme- tery, can I create my own urn? An- swer: Yes, many people choose to make their own urns out of all dif- ferent types of materials, and that is fine too. We actually have a product that is meant to help you crate your own pet memorial. It is a special box with cut-outs for different types of mementos, whether it be your pets ashes, a favorite chew toy, his lucky leash, a bunch of fur, whatever, and you can paint it and adorn it any which way you please.


Adam Fried is President of Adams Urns


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