Jewish Star Pendant Urn

Six points, two overlaid triangles, three quarters of an inch across: the Star of David here is cut from stainless steel and left open between the arms, so the shape stays legible at a distance instead of reading as a solid disc. Ashes enter through the top.

Capacity is about a quarter of a cubic inch, a keepsake share rather than a complete set. Jewish practice around cremation varies by movement and by family, so many buyers are keeping a small portion while the rest goes to burial. The open form makes it light on the neck.

• Open cutwork keeps the star readable and the pendant light
• Holds a portion only; the balance can still go to burial
• The points are the thinnest part; a knock against a hard edge bends them before the body