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Pinuk
This item is nicer than the picture shows, it’s a good size and attractive in appearance,
fits in nicely as a decorative piece.
The cross symbol and overall appearance is why I chose this and I was not disappointed.
James L. Sanders
During Covid things were tough all the way around. We bought the black and gold one.
They were beautiful and I absolutely do not regret at all buying them.
Stacie J. Peterson
Pink was my sister’s favorite color, so the stunning adult silver and pink keepsake urn was perfect. The Pink Butterfly Urn looks beautiful on display and thoughtfully came in a black urn case. Thanks to Trupoint for the fast delivery.
Catheryn A. Stringer
I found an absolute gem with the Pink Camouflage Adult Cremation Urn. It’s got the finest details and an elegant design. It’s aluminum, so it’s a long-lasting urn and easy to clean. Thanks, Trupoint, for the great customer service and even including a velvet bag.
Jessie P. Butcher
F.A.Q.
What size urn do I need for a 300-lb person?
The dimensions of urns differ considerably, so we look at the urn's capacity. How much ashes is produced after cremation depends on the person's body weight. There is one cubic inch of ash for every pound of body weight. So for a 300-lb person, you will need at least 300 cubic inches, but we always recommend getting a slightly larger urn.
How much does an urn with cremains weigh?
The cremains of your loved one will weigh approximately 3.5% of their original weight. However, when it comes to the cremains of women vs. men, men typically weigh more. For example, the ashes of a 300-lb man will weigh around 10.5 lbs. The total weight of an urn with ashes will depend on the material of the urn. For example, with brass vs. aluminum urns, brass is the heavier of the two, ranging from 4–7 pounds, and aluminum is only 2–5 lbs.
What type of urn is best for burial?
Due to the pressure of the ground above the buried urn, strong materials are best. Many metals are top choices, including brass, aluminum, or stainless steel. Some types of stone, like granite or marble, can also work.
What are unique ways to use human ashes?
You could scatter your loved one’s ashes somewhere outdoors that was significant to them. For example, in the open ocean, river, or lake with a water burial. You could also use a biodegradable urn for a tree burial. If you keep the ashes at home, get creative with how you display them. For instance, create an inside garden and place the urn among the pot plants. You could also divide the ashes into small keepsake urns that different family members can keep in different locations.