Description

Our Memorial Grave Marker in Dolomitic Stone is the perfect way to memorialize a family member or friend, or to celebrate an anniversary, birthday, or other special occasion. Memorialize a loved one in your personal space away from the cemetery, or simply cast a personal motivating message to remind you of something special to keep in your heart.These stones are quarried and do not contain any synthetic material. Each stone is hand-picked to ensure the highest possible quality. When we receive your personalized order, the stone inscriptions are stencil-carved, sandblasted, and then stained with black acrylic stain or lithochrome paint making for a lasting keepsake.If you do not see an image you like, please contact us and we will do our best to accommodate your needs. Made of Quarried Dolomitic Stone Engravings are stencil-carved, sandblasted, and then stained with black acrylic stain or lithochrome paint Made in USA If you do not want an image engraved, you can add one additional line of text Due to weight, this item cannot ship for free. Cemeteries: There are no standard regulations on what a cemetery can accept for grave markers. If you plan on using a marker in a cemetery, please check with them before ordering to ensure that your marker meets their standards. We cannot accept returns on markers for the reason that a marker does not meet a particular cemetery's regulations. Natural rocks are just that - natural. They come in all shapes, sizes, colors and color patterns. The dimensions listed for the different sizes are general. It is quite natural for rocks to contain seams, ridges, indentations and/or changes in color. There will be different textures and different shapes from one rock to another. It is likely that the picture of this rock will look different from the one that is delivered in the box. In fact, like snowflakes, no two rocks are the same. With that in mind, please note that we will not be able to replace or refund any rock orders for reasons of color, shape, size, texture or any other perceived "imperfection." We go to great lengths to select only those rocks which we would want to have in our own home or garden.