Xmas present - Sentimental

[fourstardan]

Hi,

We lost our beloved furry son earlier this year and I'm thinking with us now emotionally recovered (just) I would get something memory wise for Christmas.

1. Is this a bad idea lol
2. I've seen a lot of these companies that do jewellery out of images are they any good in terms of quality?
3. Anyone got any other decent ideas?

[Tyre Smoke]

I'd go with a canvas.

Jewellery is a bit, err naff. Unless you had a Jack Russell (for example) and bought a JR charm for a Pandora or similar. Then it might be ok.

[Red9zero]

I'd go for a picture of some kind. I found a lovely photo we had taken of our dog on the beach and got it printed onto a canvas.

Sorry for your loss.

[Doofus]

We lost two brothers, at 17 years old, three weeks apart.

I bought a digital photo frame and loaded it with all the pictures we had of our cats.

[garythesign]

Sorry for your loss

Photos or video is best for me.

Love seeing videos of my old cocker playing when he was younger.

[fourstardan]

Yeh, we've done all the canvas stuff.

Thanks for the input all.

[Jasandjules]

My wife gets a thing made out of ashes, memories in glass I think it is, and she has a bracelet with them on...

[fourstardan]

Jasandjules said:

My wife gets a thing made out of ashes, memories in glass I think it is, and she has a bracelet with them on...

Um ive seen this.

Only trouble is we had him put in a wood box and the things screwed in.

I also dont think I can open it emotionally tbh.

[Challo]

I know you mentioned you have done a canvas, but we got a painting done of ours. Not your traditional style, but we like it.

[fourstardan]

Challo said:

I know you mentioned you have done a canvas, but we got a painting done of ours. Not your traditional style, but we like it.

Thats lovely.