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Memorygram vs. Turning Hearts: two medallions do not mean two memorials

Turning Hearts bundles two matching markers for one profile. Compare that offer with Memorygram’s personalized engraving, display stand, and memorial options.

Our take

Choose Memorygram when you want a personalized memorial object with their name and dates, an indoor stand, and engraving options. Turning Hearts offers a cheaper two-marker bundle, but the markers are identical and share one profile. Count the people you want to commemorate, not just the pieces in the box.

Sources reviewed September 5, 2026

Written by Memorygram, a provider of memorial websites and life-story books. Comparisons reflect the sources linked below; prices and plans can change.

Compare the memorials behind the markers.

The two products connect a physical keepsake to an online memorial. The purchase details differ. Memorygram’s displayed medallion configuration is $149.95; Turning Hearts lists a $99.99 pack. These are the US-dollar offers reviewed September 5, 2026, before optional extras.

Memorygram Medallion versus Turning Hearts Medallion
DetailMemorygram MedallionTurning Hearts
Reviewed offer$149.95 displayed configuration$99.99 pack
Included physical piecesPersonalized medallion and indoor standTwo identical medallions
Memorial setupBundled Virtual Memorial; existing URL can be linked through supportOne individual profile shared by the matching pair
Included media1 GB; direct photo and video uploadsAdvertises unlimited photos, videos, and memories
WarrantyLifetime replacement warrantyAdvertised Forever Warranty

A spare marker is useful. It is not a second person’s memorial.

Turning Hearts’ matching pair makes sense when the same person is remembered in two places. Its product explanation assigns each set to one individual profile. A family planning separate tributes for two parents should not count the pair as two independently assigned memorial purchases.

Before ordering any multi-piece bundle, write down the names, intended destinations, and whether each piece should open the same page. That simple check avoids buying the wrong quantity or expecting a second profile that is not included.

The name on the object matters before anyone scans it.

Memorygram engraves the loved one’s name and offers birth and passing years. Optional saying and fingerprint engraving are listed at $25 each. The included stand also gives it a place beside a photograph or urn at home.

That is the reason we would spend more on Memorygram: a keepsake chosen for its personal meaning and where it will be displayed. The engraved details should be checked carefully before ordering; customized Memorygram medallions are not returnable. Its replacement warranty addresses defects, damage, and wear.

Choose the product for the memorial you actually need.

Turning Hearts’ lower-priced pair and advertised unlimited media are real advantages. Memorygram’s bundled Virtual Memorial has a 1 GB allowance, with additional storage available through support as a one-time purchase. Do not choose it on the assumption that its storage is unlimited.

If you only need an obituary to share now, Memorygram also offers a separate free memorial website with 15 photos. A physical medallion is optional, and the website’s paid plans are separate purchases. Start with the page if that is the immediate need; choose the personalized object when the family is ready.

Common questions

Can the two Turning Hearts medallions represent two different people?

The reviewed product describes two identical medallions assigned to one individual profile. Do not assume the pack includes two independently assigned profiles.

Is Memorygram the cheaper QR medallion?

Not in this comparison. The reviewed Memorygram configuration is $149.95; Turning Hearts lists a $99.99 matching pair. Memorygram’s case is personalization and the keepsake itself.

Sources & review

Reviewed . We compare the providers’ own published information and Memorygram’s current product features. This is a feature and pricing comparison, not an independent hands-on test of every service.

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Make the memorial personal.

Explore a medallion engraved with their name, with a Virtual Memorial and an indoor display stand included.

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