Showing posts with label Rainbow Bridge sympathy gifts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rainbow Bridge sympathy gifts. Show all posts
Friday, March 29, 2013
Personalized Rainbow Bridge Pet Memorial Bracelet
No matter how long a beloved animal companion has been in your life, when the pet crosses the Rainbow Bridge, it breaks your heart.
Our Personalized Rainbow Bridge Pet Memorial Bracelet is a lovely piece of handcrafted inspirational jewelry dedicated to honoring the special relationship shared between the pet guardian and the angel pet.
Made with crystal beads in the colors of a rainbow with fine copper accents, this fabulous keepsake bracelet features a nickel disk with a soldered copper heart charm with paw print stamped on it, as well as your choice of a beloved pet's name hand-stamped on the front (eight characters maximum). On the back, further personalize your bracelet by having engraved three or four very short words (19 characters maximum), or a telephone number, or the pet's birth date (or birth date to date of death). You choose! (Check my Web site to see a sample of the engraving on the back of the disk.) And, an adorable magnetic silver-plated paw print clasp completes this very special piece!
I know that this beautiful personalized Rainbow Bridge bracelet will give comfort and peace while mourning a furry family member and will serve as a reminder that you will one day be reunited with your beloved pet in the Hereafter.
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Should I Send Flowers or Food or a Keepsake Gift After a Death?
The answer to this question depends on the type of relationship you have with the one who is grieving. Any type of gift received is better than receiving nothing at all. Receiving a sympathy card is better than receiving nothing at all. Sending an e-card in many cases is absolutely free. When we don't somehow reach out to someone who is grieving, it makes the pain the grieved is feeling that much worse.
Those who are grieving don't like feeling alone in their grief. Extending a kind gesture, whether it's by placing a telephone call, writing an e-mail, sending a handwritten note, sending flowers, sending a gourmet food or fruit basket, or sending a keepsake gift, is always welcome and appreciated.
I created the Kindred Spirits Gift Shop after my dogs Tasha and Niki died many years ago. My grief was inconsolable. I've always loved animals and angels, so I set out to search the Internet for dog angel gifts. There were barely any pet sympathy gifts to be found, at least what I would like for myself. I felt if I had a need that wasn't being fulfilled, someone else was feeling the same way.
When my world was falling apart and my heart was broken in a million pieces, I received a few pet sympathy cards, a lovely keepsake angel dog gift book from a friend, and a beautiful flower arrangement from my sister. That year when my sister sent me a Sarah's Angel for Christmas, that was all she wrote for me. When it was time, my gift shop was born.
When someone is grieving the death of a loved one, what do you think would make them feel the best they can feel in their darkest hours? For me, I choose In Loving Memory Keepsake Gifts or Gift Baskets because grief isn't over in a matter of days or weeks.
One day someone will look at a keepsake gift you've given them and think, Someone thought so much of me, they sent me this beautiful gift of the heart that I will have forever.
So the question is: How would you like your gift to be remembered?
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