Cremation Memorial Remembrance Stones - Set of 5

Worry stones, believed to have originated in ancient Greece, are smooth, polished gemstones held between fingers and rubbed for relaxation and relief from anxiety. In times of grief and loss, these stones are a comforting tool, offering solace through their tactile presence and calming effect on emotions. Scott Staats melds cremated remains into colorful, pocket-sized memorials to serve as a daily remembrance of a lost loved one.

• After you send a teaspoon of your loved one's ashes to Scott's studio in the provided kit, the artist heats glass in a furnace until it reaches a molten state. He then adds a thin layer of the ashes to the material, creating a luminous white color with a subtle bubble texture. Scott returns it to the furnace and sculpts it into a worry-stone shape.
• Choose from multiple colored designs to create a tribute that best represents your lost loved one.
• The handmade stones vary slightly in size and weight, each featuring a concave underside that enhances their comfort when held in the hand.
• Handblown in New Jersey.

Sending Ashes Safely: What’s Changed and How We Help
We know—sending something as small as a teaspoon of ashes shouldn’t require a whole box. But when it comes to mailing cremains (both human and pet), USPS has strict rules, and we’re here to help you follow them without the headache. As of 2025, USPS requires that all cremated remains be shipped in a special box—not a padded mailer, not any cardboard box you might have at home. This is a nationwide policy, and we’re following it to the letter, because your loved one’s remains deserve respect, care, and proper handling.

Choose one of these options at checkout:

Option 1: I’ll get my own USPS box

• You’ll need to order the required box directly from USPS—it’s free and easy. Get it here.
• This is the only box that’s approved for mailing cremains. Using a different box could result in shipment delays or returns.
• We’ll still send you a collection kit with complete, easy-to-follow instructions for returning the ashes.

Option 2: Send me a USPS shipping box (+$15)

• We’ll handle the USPS box for you and include it with your collection kit.
• USPS provides the box free of charge, but the $15 covers our cost to send it to you and get it back safely.