Hold them close. Always.

Only a small amount is required, a little goes a long way.

• Cremation ashes: Around ¼ teaspoon is usually enough.
• Hair or fur: Short snips are fine, channel rings may need slightly longer strands.
• Breastmilk: Approximately 10ml is recommended, although less can often be used.

Please avoid sending all of your inclusions. It is always best to keep a small amount back for peace of mind.

Once you have placed your order, you will receive clear instructions on how to safely send your inclusions by post.

If needed, I can provide an inclusions sending kit with a small pot, tubes or sealable bags, along with return address details.

Due to the precious nature of these inclusions, I strongly recommend using tracked delivery.

Turnaround times can vary depending on postage times, custom components and engraving requirements.

Once your inclusions have been received, most pieces are completed within 10–14 working days.

Items containing breastmilk may require extra preparation time, which will be confirmed when your inclusions arrive.

All finished orders are securely packaged and returned by post, with tracked delivery used for peace of mind.

If you are local and would prefer to collect, this may be possible by prior arrangement.

Your inclusions are always treated with care and respect.

Any unused materials, such as hair, ashes or other inclusions, will be carefully returned with your finished piece wherever possible.

Nothing is ever discarded.

If you are unsure of your ring size, I can include a ring sizer in your inclusions kit. Once measured, simply return it with your inclusions.

You can also have your finger measured at a local jeweller, which is often the most accurate option.

Silver, grey or white hair or fur can sometimes be harder to see in resin due to losing pigment.

You can test visibility by placing a small amount in a glass of water. If you can see it through the side of the glass, it is usually possible to see it in resin.

Hair tends to stand out best against a smooth background. Dark hair shows beautifully on lighter tones, while lighter hair can blend into pale backgrounds.

If you have enough, I am happy to create a test cast so you can see how it may look.