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22% off Entire Store this Bank Holiday Weekend

Running this Bank Holiday, get 22% off our entire store. Discount applied automatically at checkout. Order before offer ends.

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Become a trade account customer and begin selling ashes to glass memorials.

Trade Account Registration

Use the form below and become a Cremation Ashes Glass trader and begin earning up to £100 per item, by receiving 30% off RRP and selling to your clients.

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Accessing your Trade Account

If you have signed up as a Trade Customer you need to login to your account, using the email you used to sign-up. Once logged in you will see the updated Trade prices on each product.

FAQ's

Frequently asked questions

The most common store-wide FAQ's can be seen below.

Ashes Keepsakes

How do I get the ashes to you?

You will need to send us the ashes once you have ordered the memorial. Full instructions can be seen here.
How long does the memorial process take?

Once you have sent us the ashes, we will hand blown the memorial within 5-10 days of receipt of the ashes. We will then ship the memorial via tracked delivery to your designated address.
How much ashes do you need?

We only require a Tablespoon of ashes per order. We only use a small amount, as this produces the best visuals within the glass. Any remaining ashes are returned with your memorial.
How durable are the glass memorials?

We only use the highest quality Barium glass, which we melt ourselves here in our furnace. The glass is extremely durable, however the memorial needs to be treated with respect and care, as damage can happen, as with all glass items.

General

Do you do custom commissions?

Absolutely. If you would like to discuss a customised piece of work then please contact us at: info@stuartwiltshireglass.co.uk
How long have you been glassblowing?

Stuart has been glassblowing for over 25 years, mastering many different skills within the world of glass. Stuart now works with his son, Josh, who he is transferring all of his knowledge to.

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