Touch Wood Memorial Jewelry Gallery, Wood Rings, pins and pendants

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Touch Wood Memorial Rings

Created with love and deepest respect for the life being honoured.

Our gallery of Memorial Rings and Mourning Jewellery is offered to inspire you as you think about designing your own memorial ring or pin. And we are here to help.

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Artutus,Ash wood and Juniper heartwood Talismans inlaid with a beloveds ashes.

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Artutus,Ash and Juniper heartwood Talismans created for a woman and her two sons in memory of a beloved husband and tather.

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Yin Yang talismans of Ash, Arbutus/Madrone and Juniper heartwood

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Cedar and Arbutus Wood with an inlay of a beloved brothers ashes.

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Full Moon Inlay of mother and father's ashes. Contrasting liner, gently tapered.

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Australian Blackwood and Willow inlaid with a beloved Moms ashes and Lapis Lazuli

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Bob's tapered Memorial Ring inlaid with the ashes of two of his beloved dogs.

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Apple Wood Ring with braided birch bark inlay, bordered by a dear daughters ashes

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Dark Hawaiian Koa and Maple Wood inlaid with ashes and turquoise.

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Memorial pin with a beloveds ashes under glass.

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The pin back / inscribed with initials of deceased

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In memory of a dear babe who passed at full term

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Two angel babies memorialized in a set of rings for the mom and dad.
Pictured here when the rings came back for some TLC and refinishing.

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Inlay of ashes and a few strands of horse hair.

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Our first memorial rings in 2004.

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A set of memorial rings with a fathers ashes for two sisters and their mother.

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Ashes bordered by narrow contrasting inlays and gold toned koa liner.

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Ashes of a beloved dog, bordered by a contrasting wood.

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Memorial ring using scraps of the woods that were used to build their father's coffin.

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When their Dad died, a friend handcrafted the casket. David salvaged some wood from the casket builder and made 6 identical rings for his siblings, including one for himself and his Mother.

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Hawaiian Koa Memorial Ring with Daniel's ashes bordered by his favourite wood (Zebra wood)

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In Loving Memory of Beau; beloved dog of Brandi.

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Memorial pendant with three woods and inlaid ashes

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Juniper heartwood with ashes of Callie ~ a beloved dog.

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Another style of Memorial Pendant with a beloved's ashes combined with crushed Lava Rock.

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Walnut, Purpleheart wood and the ashes of 4 beloved kitties from a lifetime of beloved cats and a whisker from his current kitty memorialized.

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Memorial Pendant remembering Tyler who died too young and is dearly missed and forever loved.

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In honour of a beloved son, grandson, brother, and friend. A memorial ring and pendants inlaid with ashes, hair and a wee bit of his dear dogs fur.

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Juniper heartwood obelisk shaped pendant with a full moon inlay holding the ashes of four family members.

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The back of the obelisk pendant.

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Two of a set of ten pendants commissioned by Bud prior to his death. He had rings and pendants premade for his family and close friends. He connected us with his daughter who sent his ashes to be inlaid to complete his gift of memorial jewelery.

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Two more of Bud's pendants.

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Braided Juniper heartwood inlay bordered by ashes on a Hawaiian Koa Wood ring.

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Cherry Wood Ring with a dear brother's ashes inlaid. Maple liner.

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CONTACT US

Nicola and David Finch

PO Box 4744

Williams Lake,

British Columbia, Canada

V2G 2V7

nicola@memorialrings.ca

Touch Wood Memorial Rings

We live off-grid and remote on the Chilcotin Plateau. The Tŝilhqot’in Nation has never surrendered or ceded their lands. It is with gratitude and deepest respect that we steward and enjoy their land; this small corner of paradise, for the whisker of time we are here. Sechanalyagh/ Thank You

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