10-inch aluminum urn with marble design. Holds 200 cubic inches, the standard capacity for an adult.

Marble and stone urns read differently than painted ones. They carry weight in the hand before anything else, which matters when the urn sits on a shelf or mantel rather than in a niche. The veining in the stone is natural, not printed, so no two pieces look identical. That variation is intentional rather than a flaw.

10-inch, sized for adult remains. Threaded lid closure. Ships with a velvet pouch for transport. Free engraving, up to 30 characters on the front panel. Most people choose a name and dates, or a short line like "Forever in our hearts."

Chosen for a mantel, a church, or anywhere the urn will sit visible rather than buried. Also common as a primary urn for families who want a more formal piece. Pair with matching keepsakes so family members can each hold a share.