Information for Professionals

We understand that the people you support may be navigating some of life’s most significant experiences—from motherhood and new beginnings to grief, remembrance and transition. Personalised keepsake jewellery can offer a tangible way to honour a meaningful connection, memory or chapter of life.

Below you’ll find complimentary resources designed for professionals to download, print and share with the people they support. If your organisation would benefit from an information session about keepsake options and our inclusion-handling process, either in person or online, please get in touch.

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Free Printable Resources

These complimentary A4 resources are designed to help professionals introduce keepsake jewellery sensitively and without pressure. They may be printed, displayed, shared digitally or provided directly to families.

  • Supporting Families Through Grief and Remembrance

    A guide for general grief counsellors, social workers and bereavement services.


    Useful information about continuing bonds, meaningful mementos and the role personalised keepsakes may have in grief and remembrance.

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  • Supporting Families Through Pet Loss

    A guide for veterinary clinics, animal hospice, mobile euthanasia and pet-loss services.

    Gentle information about tangible mementos, continuing bonds and personalised pet memorial jewellery.

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  • Woman breastfeeding a baby outdoors in a natural setting

    Preserving the Breastfeeding Journey

    Information for lactation consultants, feeding clinics, midwives and maternal-health services.

    Supportive information about preserving breastmilk and other meaningful inclusions connected with motherhood, feeding journeys and early parenthood.

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  • A mother kissing her young infant on the forehead whilst cradling them gently

    Preserving the Story of Motherhood

    Information for doulas, midwives, maternal-health professionals and family services.

    Timely information about preserving birth mementos, first hair, meaningful flowers, fabric and other treasured reminders of a family’s earliest milestones.

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  • A person sitting cross-legged on a gray blanket, holding two black-and-white ultrasound photos. A small vase of purple, yellow, and green flowers sits above them.

    Supporting Families Through Pregnancy and Infant Loss

    For hospitals, bereavement midwives, pregnancy-loss services, counsellors and maternity-care professionals.


    Gentle information about collecting meaningful inclusions at the time of loss and creating a personalised remembrance keepsake later, whenever the family feels ready.

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  • An older male holder the hand of a younger person

    Creating Meaningful Keepsakes Before a Loss

    A guide for palliative-care teams, hospices, death doulas and hospital social workers.


    Thoughtful information about legacy-making, collecting meaningful inclusions and involving a person in creating—or planning—a keepsake before death.

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Older woman wearing a solace oval pendant with a white memorial ash stone.

How Keepsakes Can Support Continuing Bonds

Grief and significant life transitions are deeply personal. For some people, a tangible memento can provide a quiet point of connection—something to hold, wear or return to when words are difficult.

Keepsake jewellery does not replace emotional, clinical or grief support. It may instead complement that support by helping a person honour a relationship, preserve part of an experience or carry a meaningful story forward in a form that feels personal to them.

There is no correct time to create a keepsake and no expectation that it will be meaningful for everyone. Our resources are designed to help professionals introduce the option gently, allowing each person to decide what feels right.

A Simple Resource for Your Organisation

  • Free to Share

    Resources may be printed, displayed in waiting rooms or shared digitally with clients and families.

  • No Administration Required

    Families contact and order directly through Memories of You. Your organisation does not need to handle inclusions, orders or payments.

  • Personal Guidance Available

    Families may contact Kylie directly or book a complimentary 15-minute consultation before ordering.

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Information Sessions for Professionals

We offer short information sessions for professional teams who would like to understand keepsake jewellery, suitable inclusions and the handling process more fully.

Sessions may be held online or, where practical, in person. They can be tailored for veterinary, funeral, bereavement, maternity, palliative-care or community-support settings.

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Woman holding a keepsake ring made with breastmilk

About Memories of You

Memories of You creates personalised keepsake jewellery using breastmilk, cremation ashes, hair, fur, dried flowers, fabric and other treasured inclusions.

Each order is handled individually, with keepsake stones handcrafted in our Sunbury, Victoria studio. Families receive a Certificate of Authenticity, Inclusion Record and Care Guide, and any unused ashes or dry inclusions are returned safely.

Interested in Becoming a Referral Partner?

We welcome thoughtful partnerships with professionals and organisations supporting people through grief, remembrance, pet loss, motherhood and significant life transitions.

Referral partners can share Memories of You resources with clients who may find keepsake jewellery meaningful. Families always contact and order directly, so there is no requirement for your organisation to handle inclusions, payments or administration.

If a referral partnership may suit your organisation, please get in touch to learn more about how the program works.

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