Metal Urns
Metal cremation urns, often created from materials like brass, aluminum, or stainless steel, stand as timeless vessels to honor and preserve the memory of a lost loved one. Metal urns may be the preferred choice for many for their end-of-life plans, or could be the ideal choice for you even if your loved one did not leave explicit instructions, as our metal urns are made with the same meticulous attention and respect that each of our Legacy memorials receive.
Different metals allow us the ability to provide families with unique qualities and aesthetics that cater to the diverse preferences and symbolic significance of remembering their departed. Whether it is the elegance and enduring appeal of brass, the warm reddish tones of copper, or the sleek and modern look of stainless steel and aluminum—you will find a distinct tribute here that will honor the joy and individuality of the departed's life.Â
Metal urns often provide a comforting sense of permanence at a time when grief feels like nothing remains. With their rich colors, different designs and engraving, and gorgeous finishes, they are beautiful works of art for any home, memorial garden, space, and more.Â
At Legacy, we know it is so much more than just a metal urn. What we create will hold the remains of an extraordinary, most-loved life and become the final resting place of a loved one and a focal point to help families through the rough grieving journey. We create tangible tributes that encapsulate the memories and everlasting connection between the living and loved one who has passed, and we are honored to be able to do so for one hundred years.
Our craftsmanship, durability, and quality make our metal urns a cherished choice for commemoration, and we are here to help make this challenging process as easy as possible. Should you have any questions or concerns about our metal urns, please do not hesitate to contact our sensitive and understanding customer service team. They are happy to help answer your questions or work with you to help you find what you need.
Frequently Asked Questions
Bronze, brass, copper, steel, and pewter are the metals most commonly used for cremation urns, each offering a different finish and price point.
Metal urns are generally more durable than wood or ceramic, resisting cracking and moisture damage, which makes them a common choice for burial or long-term display.
Yes — metal urns can typically be engraved with text, dates, or a decorative design directly into the surface.
Yes — metal urns are well suited to both outdoor niche placement and burial, given their resistance to moisture compared to porous materials like wood.