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Are keepsake urns as solid and long-lasting as regular urns?

Asked 2 years ago

My best friend recently died, and we decided to cremate him. His family respected our unbreakable bond and wanted to share some of his ashes with me. I looked into small urns, but a keepsake urn would be better. However, is it durable and long-lasting to display in a living area?

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Cameron-Leigh Henning

Wednesday, January 25, 2023

A keepsake urn is such a wonderful way to keep your friend close. Their durability will depend on the material they're made from. For example, a keepsake urn made from brass or aluminum will definitely be a good, long-lasting option if you want a durable urn that you can display in your home.

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