Collection: Pet Loss & Sympathy Gifts

When someone you care about loses a pet, choosing a gift can feel delicate. Start with what they would welcome: a familiar face, a name, or a keepsake for a little of their pet’s ashes.

Three ways to remember them

If you have a photo they love

A favorite photo can become a portrait they can wear, without needing to handle ashes. You might choose the kind of jewelry they already enjoy wearing.

• The Personalized Pet Portrait Necklace carries their pet’s portrait engraved on a round disc.
• The Custom Pet Portrait Bracelet & Necklace turns the photo into a charm shaped to their pet’s face, with a choice of bracelet or necklace.

If their pet’s name means the most

A name can be enough, especially if you do not have a suitable photo. Check the spelling before choosing a piece.

• The Personalized Paw Print Bracelet carries names on paw-shaped charms and suits someone remembering a cat or dog.
• The Personalized Dog Ear Name Necklace pairs a cut-out name with an ear outline you choose to resemble their dog’s.

If they want to keep a little of their pet close

Before choosing an urn necklace, check that they would welcome one. They can leave it empty until they feel ready to fill it.

• The Photo Engraved Urn Necklace for Pet Ashes has their pet’s portrait engraved on the front of a round pendant.
• The Cylinder Urn Necklace for Pet Ashes with Photo Charm pairs a slim cylinder with a separate engraved portrait charm.
• The Pet Urn Necklace for Dog & Cat Ashes is a small round pendant with a clear glass window for someone who wants to see the ashes or fur inside.
• The Glass Urn Locket Necklace for Pet Ashes offers a larger round design with clear glass on both sides.
• The 4-Sided Engraved Bar Urn Necklace for Pet Ashes offers text on four sides and needs a small flathead screwdriver for filling, which is not included.

U.S. shipping is free and tracked, and most orders arrive in 11–18 business days. If you have a date in mind, it helps to order a little earlier.

Questions you may have

Is an urn necklace an appropriate sympathy gift?

It can be a very personal gift for someone who wants to keep a little of their pet close. If you're not sure how they feel about ashes, a photo or name piece is a gentle choice. An urn necklace can also stay empty until they feel ready to fill it. When they're ready, our filling guide walks through each style.

Photo or name — which should I choose?

A photo piece may suit someone who often returns to a favorite picture; use a clear image with the full face and ears visible. A name piece may suit someone who prefers text, or if you do not have a suitable picture to share.

What should I engrave?

You might use their pet’s name, such as “Milo,” or a few familiar words. “Forever” is 7 characters, “Good boy” is 8 including the space, and “03.14.2024” is exactly 10.

Choose words or a date that feel right to the recipient. Engraving positions and character limits vary by piece, so check the product page before deciding.