Is the vase threaded in the bottom for a threaded stud? If so find a stainless steel threaded stud the right size and length, the ones I've worked with are 5/16" coarse thread, and thread into the bottom of the vase. Then drill down into the base stone or concrete, drive a threaded insert in the hole and thread the stud into the insert. It's the only sure bet way to hold the vase for the next 150 years or more. I have fixed four vases on two stones this way. Silicone and epoxies will give way eventually in the freezing and thawing we have in Iowa. Marilyn and I are getting our stone set pretty soon and when we were making arrangements for the design I grilled them on how the vases will be set. He said he epoxies the vase stud into a hole in the headstone base. I would rather see it threaded into something solid but that's the way he does it.
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