If zinc had been used in the construction of your coffin, some of your cremains might appear slightly yellowed; if iron, green; if copper, pink. Metals in the jewelry you were wearing as you burnt up would also affect the color of your ashes.
Tuesday, April 17, 2007
Color of ashes
When they rake you out of the furnace your cremains may be a grey and white mixture or dark grey (charcoal), with unburnt trabecular bone (bone with an internal latticework) showing up yellow.
If zinc had been used in the construction of your coffin, some of your cremains might appear slightly yellowed; if iron, green; if copper, pink. Metals in the jewelry you were wearing as you burnt up would also affect the color of your ashes.
If zinc had been used in the construction of your coffin, some of your cremains might appear slightly yellowed; if iron, green; if copper, pink. Metals in the jewelry you were wearing as you burnt up would also affect the color of your ashes.
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