Congratulations on taking the steps that most Americans can’t manage. You made end-of-life arrangements.
Parting Stone worked with material scientists at Los Alamos National Laboratory to develop solidified remains to empower families in their grief with a form of remains that can be touched and held.
When people leave us physically, we could use a positive way to keep them close to us. Through a Eterneva and Phaneuf partnership, we help you celebrate your remarkable loved one by turning their hair or cremated remains into a memorial diamond.
With the cremation rate growing, it’s no surprise that people would look for new and different ways to handle cremated remains. From putting the remains in a columbarium (a mausoleum for ashes) to having them sent into space, there are a number of surprising things you can do with your – or a loved one’s – remains.
In our monthly email you’ll learn about upcoming events, grief resources and information to help you navigate the death-care industry.
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