Choose your piece.
Pick a design, glass colour and finish that feels right. For flower arrangements, choose from the complete designs in Ashes in Bloom.
Handmade memorial glass · Perth, WASomething
Something
that feels
like them.
A favourite colour. A flower they loved.
Glass jewellery and flowers with a little of your loved one’s ashes held inside, made by me, for you.
For much-loved people and pets. Always personal.
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A little colour.
A lot of meaning.Made by Jennie in Perth
A lot of meaning.Made by Jennie in Perth
17 years of glassmaking experienceCollection pack included with handmade ordersUnused ashes returned with your piece
A personal way to remember
Find what feels right.
Something to wear, something for home, or a keepsake you fill yourself. There’s no one way to remember.
For handmade glass, I encase the ashes in the studio. Fill-at-home jewellery is filled by you.
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A memory, made into flowers
Ashes in Bloom.
A flower arrangement can hold more than colour. In these pieces, a small amount of ashes is encased in the centres of selected glass flowers.
Some designs bring glass together with dried or preserved flowers. Each arrangement is designed especially for Remembrance Glass.
Each design will show which flowers contain ashes. Not every flower in an arrangement is filled.
For your handmade glass pieceA little guidance,
A little guidance,
every step of the way.
You don’t need to know the process before you begin. I’ll explain what happens next.
I’ll send a collection pack.
Your handmade order includes a pack with clear instructions and prepaid, addressed return packaging for a small amount of ashes.
Made here. Sent with care.
I make your piece in my Perth studio, then send it with tracked shipping, care instructions and any unused ashes.
Choosing fill-at-home jewellery instead? There’s no need to send ashes to me. Your piece arrives with filling accessories and instructions.
A few helpful answers →Jennie,
in the studio.Space for your own portrait or glassmaking photograph.
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The person behind your piece
Hello, I’m Jennie.
I’ve been making glass for 17 years. After losing my dad in 2022, I began doing something I’d thought about for a long time: making glass with ashes held inside.
Now I make jewellery and glass flowers to remember much-loved people and pets. It gives my work more meaning, and I love being able to make something that means so much to someone else.
You’re welcome to ask questions. There’s a real person here, making your piece and helping you choose.
JennieGLASS ARTIST · PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Prefer to talk in person?
Visit my Perth studio by appointment. We can look at the designs together, or talk about a commissioned piece.
You can ask about the ashesA few things
A few things
you might
be wondering.
No need to have it all figured out. Here are a few places to start.
Can you work with pet ashes too?
Yes. I work with both human and pet ashes, with the same care for each. Both represent someone much loved.
What’s the difference between glass and fill-at-home jewellery?
For handmade glass, you send a small amount of ashes to me using the collection pack, and I encase them in the glass. Fill-at-home jewellery is sourced stainless steel jewellery that arrives empty, with a funnel, pin and filling instructions. You do not send ashes to me for those pieces.
Will I be able to see the ashes?
They can be visible in the glass. Some opaque colours offer a less visible option. Each design will show representative examples to help you choose; handmade pieces naturally vary.
Hello, I’m Jennie.
I make glass jewellery and flowers in Perth, with ashes held inside. It’s work that means a lot to me.
A little about meSeventeen years
Seventeen years
of making glass.
A very personal reason.
I had wanted to work with ashes for some time. Losing my dad in 2022 was what prompted me to begin.
There’s something deeply satisfying about making a piece for someone who has been looking for a different way to remember someone they love. It gives my glassmaking more meaning.
That’s where Remembrance Glass began. Today, I make jewellery and flower arrangements with a small amount of ashes encased in the glass, for both people and pets.
Jennie GLASS ARTIST · PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Jennie,
in the studio.Space for your own portrait or glassmaking photograph.
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There’s room for colour.
And for remembering your way.
Something that feels right.
A favourite colour, a flower they loved, a piece you simply enjoy wearing. Your choice doesn’t need to look like anyone else’s.
A real person to talk to.
You’re welcome to ask about the glass, the ashes and the process. I want you to feel comfortable choosing, without any pressure.
People and pets.
Both represent someone much loved. I work with both human and pet ashes, with the same care and attention.
I’m spiritual rather than religious. You don’t need to share a particular belief to find something here. There’s room for sadness, fond memories, laughter and the life that was lived.
What I make and what I chooseGlass made by me.
Glass made by me.
More ways to remember.
I make the glass jewellery and Ashes in Bloom arrangements in my Perth studio. Some arrangements combine glass flowers with dried or preserved flowers.
Alongside my own work, I select stainless steel jewellery you can fill at home and a range of urns. These are sourced pieces, rather than glass made by me. Each collection makes the difference clear.
You’re welcome at the studioLet’s look at
Let’s look at
the choices together.
Visits are by appointment. We can look at the set designs, or discuss an individually commissioned piece.
I also make glass flowers and jewellery for The Glass Flower Bar. Remembrance Glass has its own collections and a special place in my studio.
Ask about a visit ↗Let’s talk.
Not sure which piece to choose, or how it all works? You’re welcome to ask me.
What would you like to ask?
Handmade glass jewellery and flowers. A personal way to remember someone you love.
remembranceglass.com.auYou can ask
about the ashes.
Here are some of the things you might want to know before choosing a piece. If your question isn’t here, I’m happy to help.
Can you work with pet ashes too?
Yes. I work with both human and pet ashes, with the same care for each. Both represent someone much loved.
What’s the difference between glass and fill-at-home jewellery?
For handmade glass, you send a small amount of ashes to me using the collection pack, and I encase them in the glass. Fill-at-home jewellery is sourced stainless steel jewellery that arrives empty, with a funnel, pin and filling instructions. You do not send ashes to me for those pieces.
Will I be able to see the ashes?
They can be visible in the glass. Some opaque colours offer a less visible option. Each design will show representative examples to help you choose; handmade pieces naturally vary.
Do all the flowers contain ashes?
No. Selected glass flower centres contain ashes, rather than every flower. Each arrangement’s description will explain which flowers are filled.
What happens to any unused ashes?
Any ashes I don’t use are returned with your finished piece.
Can I change a design or ask for something bespoke?
Online orders use set designs and colour options. Flowers cannot be swapped between arrangements, but some designs will offer add-ons. Individually commissioned work is available following an in-person studio consultation.
Is postage included?
Standard tracked shipping and packaging within Australia are included in the retail price. Handmade glass orders also include the collection pack and prepaid return of ashes. Express postage can be added at extra cost, but does not change the making schedule.
How much ash do you need?
Only a small amount is used. The amount depends on the piece you choose; the collection instructions will explain what to send. If you’re unsure, ask me before posting anything.
Can I choose a glass colour and metal finish?
Glass jewellery is offered in set designs with colour and finish options. The choices available for each piece will be shown on its product page. The flower arrangements are offered as complete designs.
Can I visit you before deciding?
Yes, studio visits in Perth are by appointment. Email hello@remembranceglass.com.au and we can arrange a time. I don’t work Sundays or Mondays.
How do I care for my jewellery?
Keep it dry and away from soaps, perfume and chemicals, and store it carefully when you’re not wearing it. Your piece will come with care instructions suited to its materials and finish.
The collections.
A personal way to remember, chosen by you.
A personal way to remember
Find what feels right.
Something to wear, something for home, or a keepsake you fill yourself. There’s no one way to remember.
For handmade glass, I encase the ashes in the studio. Fill-at-home jewellery is filled by you.
How it works.
For your handmade glass pieceA little guidance,
A little guidance,
every step of the way.
You don’t need to know the process before you begin. I’ll explain what happens next.
Choose your piece.
Pick a design, glass colour and finish that feels right. For flower arrangements, choose from the complete designs in Ashes in Bloom.
I’ll send a collection pack.
Your handmade order includes a pack with clear instructions and prepaid, addressed return packaging for a small amount of ashes.
Made here. Sent with care.
I make your piece in my Perth studio, then send it with tracked shipping, care instructions and any unused ashes.
Choosing fill-at-home jewellery instead? There’s no need to send ashes to me. Your piece arrives with filling accessories and instructions.
A few helpful answers →