This is a placenta cast I’ve been working on. I’m finishing it up, then I’ll be able to finish up the Placenta Cast Course! After that I’ll be working on processing breastmilk and doing those keepsakes. Did you create anything this weekend? If so, would love to see them in the comments!

I’m so grateful you’re here. This space was born from both a quiet frustration — and a deep sense of connection. When I began creating keepsakes, I realized quickly how fast this industry can move. Quick tutorials. Surface-level advice. Very little conversation about the emotional weight, the ethics, or the responsibility of holding irreplaceable materials. But this work has never felt casual to me. I love doing it. And more than that — I feel deeply connected to the souls I meet through it. The ones whose stories touch my hands through birth, through death, through seasons of transformation and rebirth. There is something sacred about being invited into those thresholds. Families entrust us with breastmilk saved from long nights and tender beginnings. With placenta that sustained life. With ashes that carry memory. With flowers that witnessed vows or goodbyes or new beginnings. That kind of trust deserves more than speed. I couldn’t find a space that honored both the technical precision and the soul of this work. So I built one. Here, we care about ratios and curing times. We care about pricing and sustainability. And we care about stewardship, boundaries, and the human experience behind every piece. You don’t need to introduce yourself unless you feel called You don’t need to post constantly You don’t need to rush your growth. You are welcome to settle in quietly. You are welcome to ask thoughtful questions. You are welcome to grow slowly and intentionally. If you’re here, something in you likely understands that preservation work is more than resin and molds. It is connection It is responsibility It is legacy And I’m honored to walk this path alongside you. Blessings, love and magic light — Ambyre