US2007000351A1PendingUtilityA1
Memorial jewelry using a precious metal pliable moldable substance
Individually held — no corporate assignee on recordPriority: Jul 1, 2005Filed: Jun 29, 2006Published: Jan 4, 2007
Est. expiryJul 1, 2025(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:James Brennan
C22C 5/00C22B 11/021A44C 27/001Y02P10/20
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Abstract
A method of creating memorial jewelry using a precious metal pliable moldable substance and combining it with ash from cremated animal or human remains.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A memorial product created from the cremation remains of a human or animal comprising a mixture of cremation ash of the deceased human or animal and a precious metal pliable moldable substance which has been fired to create a functional article of jewelry.
2 . A process for the manufacture of memorial jewelry comprised of using a precious metal pliable moldable substance with pulverized cremation ashes of a decedent in approximately a 1:10 ratio of ash to the precious metal pliable moldable substance by volume, working the mixture freehand, heating the mixture to a temperature not less than 1110 degrees Fahrenheit and not exceeding 1650 degrees Fahrenheit for 10 minutes to 2 hours, cooling the unfinished piece, and then polishing and finishing the piece into a functional article of memorial jewelry.
3 . A process for the manufacture of memorial jewelry comprised of using a precious metal pliable moldable substance with pulverized cremation ashes of a decedent in approximately a 1:10 ratio of ash to the precious metal pliable moldable substance by volume, placing the mixture in a mold of the desired shape, heating the mixture to a temperature not less than 1110 degrees Fahrenheit and not exceeding 1650 degrees Fahrenheit for 10 minutes to 2 hours, cooling the unfinished piece, and then polishing and finishing the piece into a functional article of memorial jewelry.
4 . A memorial product in accordance with claim 1 wherein the cremation ash is in a particulate size between 75 to 1000 microns.
5 . A memorial product in accordance with claim 1 wherein the cremation ash is present with said precious metal pliable moldable substance in an amount no greater than (40%) by weight.
6 . A memorial product in accordance with claim 1 wherein after the unfinished piece is cooled it is annealed.
7 . The process for making a memorial product in accordance with claim 1 wherein said precious metal pliable moldable substance can be further cut, polished, faceted, laser engraved, sand blasted or mechanically engraved to form a piece of jewelry.
8 . A memorial product in accordance with claim 1 wherein any other particulate substance having sentimental value is substituted for the cremation ash.
9 . A memorial product in accordance with claim 2 wherein the cremation ash is in a particulate size between 75 to 1000 microns.
10 . A memorial product in accordance with claim 2 wherein the cremation ash is present with said clay containing precious metal in an amount no greater than (40%) by weight.
11 . A memorial product in accordance with claim 2 wherein after the unfinished piece is cooled it is annealed.
12 . The process for making a memorial product in accordance with claim 2 wherein said clay containing precious metal can be further cut, polished, faceted, laser engraved, sand blasted or mechanically engraved to form a piece of jewelry.
13 . A memorial product in accordance with claim 2 wherein any other particulate substance having sentimental value is substituted for the cremation ash.
14 . A memorial product in accordance with claim 3 wherein the cremation ash is in a particulate size between 75 to 1000 microns.
15 . A memorial product in accordance with claim 3 wherein the cremation ash is present with said clay containing precious metal in an amount no greater than (40%) by weight.
16 . A memorial product in accordance with claim 3 wherein after the unfinished piece is cooled it is annealed.
17 . The process for making a memorial product in accordance with claim 3 wherein said clay containing precious metal can be further cut, polished, faceted, laser engraved, sand blasted or mechanically engraved to form a piece of jewelry.
18 . A memorial product in accordance with claim 3 wherein any other particulate substance having sentimental value is substituted for the cremation ash.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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