About this memorial
This walnut photo urn offers a tender tribute with a "Forever In My Heart" design arranged in a corner layout. Crafted from authentic North American walnut, it shows off rich cocoa hues and elegant grain beneath a clear protective finish that is never stained. A heart-shaped photo window and corner script create a gentle focal point on the front, while the rest of the surface remains clean for a calm, uncluttered look. A precise screw-free panel on the underside makes placing the ashes simple and secure, and the base is designed to rest comfortably on shelves or mantels. Offered in sizes to fit the remains of small, medium, and large pets, it can also be engraved with names, dates, or a short phrase that speaks to your bond. This special layout brings together image, words, and warm wood in a way that can quietly comfort you day after day.
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We offer multiple wood types - see each of them below in this frame type!
Each wood type has a unique, beautiful story - just like your beloved pet. Hover over each wood to view its profile and see whether it’s the right fit for you.
These cherry urns are made from North American cherry hardwood. The wood has a warm, reddish-brown color that can get a little deeper over time. Each urn is hand sanded until it feels smooth to the touch. We apply a clear coat finish to help protect the wood and show off its natural beauty. Cherry has a classic look that feels rich and comforting.
These oak urns are made from North American oak hardwood. Oak is known for its strong grain lines and a light to medium brown color. Each urn is hand sanded to create a clean, smooth surface. We add a clear coat finish to protect the wood and highlight the grain. Oak has a sturdy, traditional look that many families choose.
These walnut urns are made from North American walnut hardwood. Walnut has a deep brown color that looks bold and beautiful. Each urn is hand sanded for a smooth, soft feel. We apply a clear coat finish to protect the wood and bring out the rich tones. Walnut is a great choice for a darker, elegant look.
These maple urns are made from North American maple hardwood. Maple has a lighter color, often creamy tan, with a simple and calm look. Each urn is hand sanded so it feels smooth and even. We use a clear coat finish to protect the wood and keep the natural color shining through. Maple is a great choice if you want a bright, clean style.
Customizing this memorial is simple so you can focus on creating exactly what you need.
Ready to add your engraving?
The customization process begins right here on our website. As you personalize your product, you’ll see live feedback showing which options are available to make your memorial truly unique. Once you’ve finished customizing your memorial, you’ll have the opportunity to review everything and confirm it is correct before submitting your order. After your order is placed, our expert engravers begin working to create a truly one-of-a-kind piece.
Our live mock-up generator is designed to be as realistic as possible and to closely represent the final result. However, because this is a custom product, there may be slight variations in the final piece.
For example, our expert engravers may adjust the positioning of the text or design elements to ensure the memorial looks as good as possible.
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Custom products are not eligible for return.
However, if we make a mistake on your customization, we will make it right.
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