Review on Norya Circle of Life: A Timeless Tribute with Stainless Steel Cremation Jewelry by Robert Pearson

A picture says more than a thousand words. So the 4 pictures I added should be worth four thousand. I ordered 2 of these Circle of Life tags and photo 4 shows what you will receive in the set: a tag with cord, a black velvet pouch, a paper funnel, a plastic spoon and a metal pusher. The diameter was small (less than 1 inch) but I was hoping the hanger was hollow. I can confirm that this is not the case. The pendant is made from a single piece of stainless steel with a small threaded hole at the bottom. Hole Just a little deeper than the screw, and that, my friends, "urn". See photo. I estimate the volume to be about 1 cubic millimeter. For reference, there are 25.4 millimeters per inch. "It's solid metal and highly polished. It is very nice. This one is not electroplated but looks like polished stainless steel which is what I wanted. Even the screw head is polished. The threads are smooth and clean, and the screw comes with a rubber O-ring. The string is quite stiff and doesn't want to "unwrap". She will fail over time if you let her hang on a hook and relax. I don't like the "Norya" logo on the bag. I don't know about you, but I don't want my loved ones to remember me as Noria forever. A plain black bag would have been better. Advertisements on funeral items are garish at best.Overall I think it's a very nice little keepsake, although it does have microscopic capabilities.It's not recommended for curious people wanting to explore the inside as the tiny contents are easy for can always be lost.I would recommend it for $15 but no more than $15.