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What to Do with Ashes in Warwickshire, United Kingdom

Find natural burial, memorial diamonds and ashes jewellery in Warwickshire, from Warwick and Alcester to Leamington Spa.



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Alne Wood Park Natural Burial Ground

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Sun Rising Natural Burial Ground and Nature Reserve

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Warwickshire is Shakespeare's county, with the River Avon, historic towns and gentle countryside reaching the edge of the Cotswolds. It has two natural burial grounds focused on wildlife and woodland, and a memorial diamond maker in Leamington Spa. Our guide to cremation vs burial in the UK explains the options.

Natural burial in Warwickshire

Sun Rising Natural Burial Ground and Nature Reserve is sixteen acres of woodland and wildflower meadow in rural South Warwickshire, with a bee bank, butterfly stones and an oak-framed Longhouse for services. Alne Wood Park near Alcester is a twelve acre meadow within a forty acre wood, managed by the Heart of England Forest charity, so fees go back into planting woodland across the Midlands. Both accept ashes. See all eco memorials and natural burial in Warwickshire.

Memorial diamonds and jewellery

EverAmour in Leamington Spa grows IGI-certified memorial diamonds from ashes or hair, with transparent pricing. Made of your Memory in Pailton makes memorial jewellery with each family. See all memorial diamonds in Warwickshire and memorial jewellery in Warwickshire.
Is there a natural burial ground near Stratford or Warwick? Yes. Alne Wood Park near Alcester is close to Stratford-upon-Avon, and Sun Rising is in South Warwickshire.
How are memorial diamonds made? Carbon from a small amount of ashes or hair is grown into a real diamond. It takes several months, and prices depend on size and colour.
Can I scatter ashes in the River Avon? Scattering on rivers is generally allowed without a licence, but you'll need permission to access the bank and should avoid busy stretches and spots near drinking water intakes. Our guide to where you can't scatter ashes in the UK explains the rules.
Does it matter who runs the burial ground? It can. At Alne Wood Park, fees go to the Heart of England Forest charity rather than a private operator.

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