Some of the most quietly emotional commissions we receive aren't wedding pieces at all — they're small, personal mementos that families want to keep safe forever: a baby's hospital tag, a first lock of hair, a pet's collar after they've passed.
Why Resin Suits These Objects
These items are often small, fragile, or prone to fading and deteriorating if simply kept in a drawer or box. Resin preservation protects them from air, moisture, and handling — turning something easily lost or damaged into a permanent, displayable keepsake.
Common Baby Milestone Pieces
- Hospital ID tags and bracelets
- A lock of hair from baby's first haircut
- Dried flowers from a baby shower or naming ceremony
- A small handprint or footprint impression
Common Pet Memory Pieces
- A collar or tag
- A small tuft of fur
- A paw print impression
- A favourite small toy or item
How the Process Works
Because these items are often one-of-a-kind and irreplaceable, we handle them with particular care — discussing the layout and design with you before any resin work begins, so there are no surprises with an item that can't be redone. Reference photos are genuinely useful here, even before the physical item is sent.
An Honest Note
Because this process involves real, sometimes delicate items, we always recommend reaching out first to discuss your specific memento before shipping anything — some items need special handling, and we'd rather talk it through than risk anything precious in transit without a plan.
These are, without question, some of the most meaningful pieces we make. If you have something you'd like preserved, start the conversation with us — no detail is too small to ask about.
