Cylinder Urn Necklace for Dad – “I Used to Be His Angel But Now He’s Mine” Charm with Engraved Angel Wing, Loss of Father Cremation Jewelry

 Dad Memorial Urn Necklace – "I Used to Be His Angel, Now He's Mine" Keepsake

Honor the memory of your beloved father with this touching Cylinder Urn Necklace, featuring a heartfelt engraved charm that reads: "Dad, I Used to Be His Angel, Now He's Mine." This memorial necklace is a meaningful way to keep your dad close to your heart while cherishing the love and memories you shared.

This elegant cremation necklace includes a sleek stainless steel cylinder pendant designed to discreetly hold a small amount of ashes, hair, or other sentimental keepsakes. Accompanying the urn are three beautiful charms: an angel wing, a heart charm engraved with “Dad”, and a round charm with the loving quote. Together, they create a deeply personal and symbolic tribute to your father’s enduring presence in your life.

Crafted from high-grade stainless steel, this necklace is hypoallergenic, durable, and resistant to tarnish—perfect for everyday wear or special moments of remembrance.

Each memorial necklace comes complete with a 20-inch stainless steel chain, velvet gift bag, microfiber cleaning cloth, and a filling kit to help you safely place your keepsake inside.

Product Details:

• Style: Memorial cremation urn necklace for ashes

• Material: High-grade 316L stainless steel

• Color: Polished silver

• Engraving (Charms):

  • Round charm: "Dad, I Used to Be His Angel, Now He's Mine"

  • Heart charm: "Dad"

  • Angel wing charm

• Pendant Size: Cylinder 28x10mm; moon pendant 9x37mm

• Chamber Volume: Approx. 25x3mm – suitable for a small amount of ashes

• Chain: 20-inch stainless steel O-chain

• Closure: Airtight screw-top (glue recommended for permanent seal)

• Weight: 0.06 oz

• Includes: Urn pendant, engraved charms, chain, velvet bag, microfiber cloth, and filling kit

This Dad memorial urn necklace is a beautiful keepsake to honor your father’s memory. It makes a thoughtful gift for yourself or someone grieving the loss of a beloved dad.