Scarab – Honey
Honey onyx & solid oak · 14 × 12 × 6 cm · 0.1 litre
A sculptural object carved from solid onyx. On the back, a small hidden compartment is sealed with a solid oak lid. The scarab is an ancient symbol of renewal and protection, and also forms the U in For Eturnity.
Made to keep a small portion of ashes close. Small in form, deep in meaning.
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Frequently asked questions
We have gathered answers to the most common questions about this piece and its purpose.
At present, we do not offer standard personalization options. If you have a specific request, please feel free to contact us. We will be happy to explore what may be possible.
All our stone is honed: smoothly ground to a soft, matte surface and otherwise left untreated, preserving its natural colour, pattern and character. Due to the naturally porous character of travertine, the inside of the compartment of our travertine Trays is sealed. The oak has a natural finish that preserves its grain and tactile character.
The Tray is a full urn with a concealed compartment of 2.8 litres, for ashes and personal keepsakes. The Scarab is a keepsake urn of 0.1 litres, made to hold a small portion of ashes. If you are unsure which piece suits your situation, we are happy to guide you personally.
The Tray holds 2.8 litres; the Scarab 0.1 litres, made for a small portion of ashes. The volume of ashes after cremation differs from person to person, depending on build and other factors, and can be larger than a single Tray holds. If you are unsure which piece suits your situation, we are happy to guide you personally.
Yes. The Scarab is designed to hold a small portion of ashes, so loved ones can each keep a piece of remembrance close, alongside a Tray or another resting place.
Yes. All our pieces are suitable for the ashes of a beloved animal companion.
Our pieces are designed to live indoors, among the objects you love. If you would like to place a stone urn in a grave or columbarium, please contact us. We will gladly look into what is possible as a special request.
Yes. For permanent closure, we recommend sealing the oak lid with a two-component adhesive such as Polymax.
Yes, by appointment. We also offer personal guidance by phone or video call.