A unique “white bronze” grave marker made of cast zinc. Popular during the Victorian and Edwardian eras, these monuments were an affordable alternative to stone but offered just as much personalization and craftsmanship. Known for their bluish glow in sunlight, these hollow markers were sold by the Monumental Bronze Company and its branches, with customizable panels featuring various symbols, motifs, and inscriptions. Despite facing criticism as “cheap imitations,” these markers have stood the t

There are thousands of grave mounds in Sweden, ranging from the Bronze Age and up to the Viking Age. | Grimfrost