GU-K117CE
| Capacity | 3.5 cu. Inches |
| Dimensions | 3"H x 2.25"D |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Opening | Top-Screw on Lid |
| Size | Keepsake and Small Urns |
A compact matte Earth keepsake urn for holding a small portion of ashes and preserving a short handwritten detail.
Sometimes the smallest detail is the one a family recognizes immediately: the way a name was signed, a familiar “Love, Dad,” or one line from a treasured note. The Keepsake Embrace Earth Handwritten Cremation Urn is made for those brief, deeply personal details.
The soft-touch matte finish provides a smooth, comforting feel and a clean, understated surface that allows the engraved handwriting to remain the true focus of the memorial.
The rich Earth finish gives the small Embrace form a grounded and comforting presence. Its matte surface and brushed pewter band create a simple setting for a signature or short message without making the keepsake feel overly decorative.
Keepsake urns hold a small portion of cremated remains and may be selected when ashes are shared among relatives or when a compact memorial is preferred. The size fits naturally beside a photograph, letter, or other personal memento.
Choose a short and clearly written section for engraving. Upload a well-lit image on a flat background and identify the exact words or signature to be used.
Use a signature,
short message, recipe card, letter, or a new note written by family.
Take the photo in good light on a flat surface. Avoid shadows, folds, and busy backgrounds.
Our team cleans and prepares the handwriting so it can be engraved clearly on the urn.
You receive a proof before production. Once
approved, the urn is engraved with care.

You can submit handwriting from many different sources, including handwritten cards, letters, notes, recipes, signatures, or other meaningful keepsakes. You may also submit a new handwritten message created by a family member specifically for the urn.
An Embrace Handwritten Cremation Urn is a personalized urn that uses handwriting supplied by you as part of the engraved design. Instead of choosing only from a pre-designed image or motif, you can use handwriting from a card, note, letter, recipe, signature, or family-written message to create a memorial that feels more personally connected to the person being remembered.
No. While many families choose handwriting from the person they are remembering, it is not required. You can also submit a handwritten message, short phrase, drawing with words, or other artwork created by a family member if that better reflects the memorial you would like to create.
No. You do not need to mail the original item. Simply take a clear photograph or scan of the handwriting and upload the image while personalizing the urn.
Place the paper on a flat surface in good, even lighting and photograph it directly from above. Make sure the handwriting is sharp, clearly visible, and free from shadows, glare, or objects covering the words. Dark handwriting against a light background generally provides the clearest source image.
In many cases, yes, as long as enough of the handwriting is visible for the artwork to be prepared. If the writing is very faint, blurred, damaged, or partially hidden, the engraving team may have less detail to work with. Providing the clearest image available will help achieve the best possible result.
Yes. You do not have to use the entire document. You can select a meaningful phrase, a few words, a signature, a recipe heading, or another specific section of the handwriting that you would like incorporated into the design.

















