Copper, a precious metal, is known for its longevity, beauty and resistance to corrosion. Copper is one-third stronger than stainless steel, and its combination of strength and beauty helps memorialize a remarkable life.

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Bronze, a semi-precious material alloy, is the strongest and longest-lasting of any casket construction material. Bronze is resistant to corrosive elements, and makes an elegant, exquisite remembrance.

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Stainless steel, an alloy of carbon steel and chromium, provides strength and resistance to corrosion at an economical price.

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Steel, known for its affordability and long-lasting performance, is one of the most popular of casket materials. From the highest quality 16-gauge to a minimum quality 20-gauge, thickness determines the general quality and price.

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Wood, a natural and environmentally sound choice, is selected for its warmth, beauty, and uniqueness. A variety of different woods offer an array of personalized choices.

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Similar in design to the traditional casket, wood cremation caskets are constructed specifically for cremation. We offer cremation caskets crafted from solid hardwood, wood veneers and wood composite (hardboard). We also sell alternative containers made of wood composite and cardboard.

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Most sheet bronze urns can be personalized with engravings, appliqués, and medallions to reflect the unique personality and qualities of the individual being commemorated.

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Metal urns come in a wide variety of metals and styles. Each urn provides a unique opportunity to celebrate the life of your loved one.

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Reflecting the delicate art of the Orient, cloisonné urns make an elegant tribute to a loved one. The bright floral patterns are handcrafted, making each urn a uniquely beautiful memorial.

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Solid natural marble urns feature unique and distinctive veining patterns and a natural beauty that cannot be duplicated while cultured marble urns give the look of natural marble at an affordable price.

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Hardwood Urns Like fine furniture, hardwood urns are made from a variety of woods such as mahogany, cherry and oak. Distinctive graining patterns assure that no two hardwood urns are exactly alike

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Nambe Collection

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Biodegradable urns and scattering cremation urns are created using natural materials including paper, natural clays, wood and water-soluble non-toxic paints. They are environmentally friendly and or decompose naturally. Some are designed to break down slowly over time when placed into the earth. Others are designed to dissolve in minutes when placed into a body of water.

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