FAQ
Are you a funeral home?
No. UrnWorth is a retailer, not a funeral home, crematory, or funeral service provider. We sell urns, keepsakes, and memorial jewelry. Every product we carry is reviewed by licensed funeral professionals, but we don't handle cremation, burial, or funeral arrangements directly. For those services, your local funeral home is the right place to start.
How do I know what size urn I need?
Most adult urns need to hold roughly 1 cubic inch per pound of body weight. See our sizing guide for the full breakdown, including companion and infant sizing, which work differently.
Can I return a personalized item?
Personalized and engraved items, including fingerprint jewelry and custom photo pieces, can't be returned once production has started, since each one is made specifically for your order. See our shipping & returns page for full details.
How long does shipping take?
Orders typically leave our fulfillment partner's warehouse within 1 to 2 business days, then arrive within 3 to 7 business days depending on your location. Personalized items take longer to process before they ship.
Do you offer free shipping?
Yes, on orders over $200. Orders under that amount ship at a flat rate calculated at checkout.
Can an urn go in an airplane checked or carry-on bag?
TSA allows cremated remains in carry-on bags, but the container must pass through X-ray screening successfully, which some dense materials (certain metals and stones) can interfere with. If you're planning to travel with an urn, wood or a TSA-compliant material is generally the safer choice, and it's worth checking with your airline directly before flying.
What's the difference between ash jewelry and fingerprint jewelry?
Ash jewelry holds a small sealed portion of cremated remains inside the piece itself. Fingerprint jewelry has an actual fingerprint engraved into the metal, and requires a print to have been captured before cremation. See our keepsake jewelry guide for the full explanation.
Can I order a companion urn for two people?
Yes. Companion urns are built to hold two individuals' remains, either together in one chamber or in a divided one. See our companion urn guide for how sizing and chamber styles work.
I still have a question that isn't answered here.
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