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The Eternity Pewter Keepsake Urn is made of brass and has a leaf design encircling it. This little keepsake fits in the palm of your hand and measures 2 3/4" x 1 1/2". This keepsake can accommodate up to 4 cubic inches of cremains. The threaded top closure can be permanently sealed with a drop or two of super glue.
A truly beautiful keepsake remembrance. We also offer a full sized urn that matches this keepsake.
A truly beautiful keepsake remembrance. We also offer a full sized urn that matches this keepsake.
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The Eternity Pewter Keepsake Urn is made of brass and has a leaf design encircling it. This little keepsake fits in the palm of your hand and measures 2 3/4" x 1 1/2". This keepsake can accommodate up to 4 cubic inches of cremains. The threaded top closure can be permanently sealed with a drop or two of super glue.
A truly beautiful keepsake remembrance. We also offer a full sized urn that matches this keepsake.
A truly beautiful keepsake remembrance. We also offer a full sized urn that matches this keepsake.
- Eternity Pewter Keepsake Review by Margie Richter
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Dear Krystal,Quality
I want to thank you for your help with this urn, everything arrived as you indicated, the urn with the plate and medallion are very striking. Even the funeral director asked about it and where we got the keepsakes too, thank you for all your help. My husband would have liked these urns. He was an old soldier.
Sincerely,
Margie Richter
(Posted on 3/10/13)
