SPARKLE FOREVER

Turning ashes into a diamond is a unique and increasingly popular way of memorialising a loved one who has passed away. This process involves extracting carbon from the ashes and using it to create a synthetic diamond, which can be worn as jewellery or kept as a precious keepsake.

The process of creating a diamond from ashes typically involves the following steps:

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1. The ashes are analysed to determine their carbon content, which is necessary for creating a diamond.

2. The carbon is extracted from the ashes and purified to remove any impurities.

3. The purified carbon is then subjected to high pressure and high temperature to create a synthetic diamond.

4. The diamond is cut and polished to the desired shape and size.

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The resulting diamond can vary in colour, depending on the carbon content of the ashes and the conditions under which the diamond was created. Some companies offer customisation options, such as adding colour to the diamond or engraving a message or name onto the surface.

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Turning ashes into a diamond can be a meaningful way to remember and honour a loved one, as the resulting diamond can be kept as a cherished family heirloom for generations to come. It can also provide a sense of comfort and connection, as the diamond serves as a tangible reminder of the deceased and their memory. However, it is important to carefully research and choose a reputable company that has experience and expertise in creating diamonds from ashes.