I’ve never felt the need to cremate a pet but Henry was extra special. The box he was returned to me in was nice. But I wanted something special that wouldn’t get mistaken for a jewelry box. As I read about urns, I realized a lot were lightweight aluminum and didn’t have screw on lids. I found this one and liked the story of the company. The price was actually cheaper than the plain aluminum ones offered by other sellers. This is heavy pewter and brass. The deep etching is rough to the touch so don’t go hugging it in a sweater or it will pull and tear as I just found out. But it’s just beautiful. Just like the photo. Brushed nickel finish with gold etching. My sweet pup was so compacted that I had a hard time getting him in the urn without tearing the plastic. He was only 16 pounds in life so I thought buying a medium would give me just enough room. The neck opening is narrow. He barely fit intact in his plastic bag. He can’t come out again unless I want spilled ashes. But that’s ok with me. Secure screw top lid feels solid. The whole urn is heavyweight and exactly what I hoped it would be. I’ve been loving and losing pets for 6 decades. This is my first cremation. I’m glad I did it. It was affordable in my area of Texas. Emotionally, it was a huge relief to put Henry back in our home instead of in the ground. I don’t picture him decaying which for me was very comforting. This company provides a great quality product with a price point better than the cheaper alternatives. Came packaged so well that I’m keeping the box in anticipation of a move in six months.