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ORDER MEMORIALWorking with top rated artists, mockup designs are created using an advanced computer software. At this step, we ensure drafting angles and load capacity are correct.
Once we are satisfied with the design, our artists cut the desired shape out of foam. Then our team of craftsmen use this foam shape to form the mold which will be used in the pouring of the actual Reef Memorial Headstone.
Concrete is poured into the mold created from the step above. During the pouring process, a cavity is left in the footer of the headstone that will encase your Memorial Sea Chest. Once placed in the footer, the Sea Chest is then sealed over with concrete. The Memorial Plaque is inset into the mold, securing it into the Headstone footer. Headstones will have multiple openings to maximize surface area, providing ideal conditions for marine life to grow and explore.
Headstones will be secured to the Full Reef Base by our deployment team. Once complete, the Full Reef Base will be transported to the designated “Seametery” location for placement on the sea floor.
We are creating “Seametery” locations as visitation destinations. Clearly reflecting your or your loved one’s desire for a Salt Afterlife. Just as one would visit a traditional resting spot after a ground burial, we want to offer the opportunity for a Celebration of Life for those who have passed. A chance to honor and acknowledge their contribution to the future health and beauty of our Earth’s precious waters.
VIEW MEMORIALSArtificial reefs are human-made structures placed underwater to mimic natural reef habitats. The main reasons for creating artificial reefs include mitigating the loss of natural reefs due to human activities, enhancing fishery resources and recreational opportunities, promoting marine conservation, and conducting scientific research on marine ecosystems.
Artificial reefs can be constructed using various materials such as concrete modules, steel structures, old ships or vessels, and purpose-built reef balls. These materials are carefully designed to provide suitable surfaces for marine organisms to attach and thrive.
Yes, if multiple packages are purchased. However, Seametery Services cannot take possession of one set of cremated remains or the responsibility of storage until the appropriate time for both sets to be placed.
Yes, we will gladly include pets in our base inclusion.
At this time, we do not offer a package that allows you to accompany our team during deployment to the placement site. We do encourage you to plan future memorial trips to the Seametery where your loved one spends their Salt Afterlife.
Reefs act as natural filters, removing excess nutrients from the water. Corals and other organisms within a reef community absorb nitrogen and phosphorus, preventing harmful blooms that can deplete oxygen levels and harm marine life. Certain algae within coral reefs produce oxygen that contributes to the overall oxygen content of the water. Also, by absorbing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, reefs help to mitigate the effects of climate change while supporting marine life and maintaining the balance of the marine ecosystem.
The development and thriving of an artificial reef depend on various factors such as location, water conditions, and the materials used. It can take several months to years for marine organisms to colonize and for the reef to establish a self-sustaining ecosystem.
Artificial reefs are generally safe for divers and snorkelers, but caution and proper training are always recommended. It's important to be aware of potential hazards, such as strong currents or sharp edges, and to follow local guidelines and regulations for diving or snorkeling around artificial reef sites.
Artificial reefs attract a wide range of marine life, including fish species, corals, sponges, and other invertebrates. These structures serve as shelter, feeding grounds, and breeding areas for numerous marine organisms, thus creating an ecosystem that supports diverse marine species.
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