
Marble Cremation Urns
Rosemary Onyx Marble Ginger Jar Cremation Urn for Ashes — Eternal Collection, Large
MSRP MSRP$280.00$220.00Save $60.00
SKU: EMR-CR
Low stock — only 3 left
Stone: Rosemary Onyx
Same ginger jar shape and size — choose your stone.
Size: Large (Full size) — 8"W x 8"D x 10.5"H · 210 cubic inches
Large (Full size)8"W x 8"D x 10.5"H210 cu in$220
Medium6"W x 6"D x 8.25"H90 cu in$170
Small5"W x 5"D x 7"H50 cu in$140This Rosemary Onyx Marble Ginger Jar urn in the Eternal collection holds 210 cubic inches, sized for an adult up to 210 lb. It measures 8"W x 8"D x 10.5"H.
This is the Large size: 210 cubic inches, 8"W x 8"D x 10.5"H, suited to the ashes of an adult up to about 210 lb. The same design also comes in Medium (90 cu in), Small (50 cu in).
The Eternal shape follows the classic ginger jar silhouette, with rounded shoulders that taper to a narrower base and a domed lid. It's one of the most traditional urn forms, at home on a mantel, a memorial table or in a columbarium niche.
Rosemary Onyx is a pink stone with pinkish-red color, earthy browns and white crystal running through heavy, random veins. Some pieces show a hint of green. Because it's natural onyx, the color and pattern of each urn are unique.
This urn is handcrafted from a solid piece of marble and polished to shine. The lid can be permanently sealed with adhesive that can be found at a local hardware store. Adhesive is included.
Full-size urns are made to hold the ashes of one adult. A common guide is one cubic inch of capacity per pound of body weight.
- Standard Adult Urn — 8"W x 8"D x 10.5"H
- Holds 210 cubic inches (up to 210 lbs)
- Quarried natural stone — veining varies piece to piece
- Lid closure — seal with adhesive
- Free shipping, insured, within the continental US
- Engraving available — call us before ordering
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