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Memorials made from ashes

A 3D figure made with your DNA

A personal figure that preserves DNA

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A personal figure that preserves DNA

Preserving your DNA within an everyday object or individually designed figure opens up a new way to remember someone. Modern processes can store extensive information permanently in DNA and integrate it into objects from which it may still be read many years later. DNA is life's natural storage medium, carrying the complete biological information of a person. This makes it possible to create personal keepsakes that go beyond traditional memorials. We use your chosen design to make an individual 3D figure containing the DNA you select. The resulting object brings together memory, personality and the future. It is particularly suited to people who want to leave something lasting, modern, personal and symbolic. The figure can be passed on as a keepsake or kept as a quiet sign of connection. For those who prefer a simpler option, we also offer a DNA storage kit for private use. A DNA sample can be safely preserved for possible future family, medical or identity-related purposes. The sample is collected simply and gently at home, then stored securely. This approach to remembrance and advance planning is intended for people who want not only to preserve a memory, but to give it a new, future-facing form: a farewell that carries knowledge, identity and connection onwards.

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What people say

Translated from the original German

"Our relative's funeral service was organised with meticulous attention to detail and extraordinary dedication, just as she had wanted."

Micha Thomsen

"Although I am still young, I want to make sure today that everything is secure for tomorrow. Everyone should plan ahead, whether young or old, single or with a family."

Maya Roth

"At last someone is standing up to our outdated funeral regulations. Wonderful. Keep it up!"

Christian Dauert

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