BellaOnline Forums Beauty and Self Fashion Jewelry Your deceased pet turned into a colored diamond???

A company called DNA2Diamonds has unveiled it's latest fall collection which consists of many varieties of sparkling diamond jewelry. They may look like regular colored diamond rings, but there's a little twist. These diamonds, believe it or not, contain DNA extracted from the ashes or locks of hair of deceased pets.

Sounds far-fetched, right. Well the company claims that they have developed a process to do just that, creating sparkling gems that contain DNA extracted from your deceased pet. The process, which is a closely guarded secret, is quite complex and time consuming. However, the end result is a beautiful red, yellow-green or cognac diamond set in ring, bracelet, earring or pendant of your choice.

So, all you pet lovers out there. Here's a wonderful way to remember your dear loving pet once it has passed on.

Funny you should bring this up today. Did you hear about the Chicago company called LifeGem that will be turning Michael Jackson's hair (from the famed Pepsi commercial shoot) into diamonds and selling them to private investors? They will be giving one to MJ's children.

Turns out they already did it with some of Beathoven's hair.

That's an interesting piece of info. Big fan of MJ by the way, was shattered when I heard that he had passed away. According to me, it's a very special way to remember your loved ones forever. I would probably consider it too, if I could afford it.

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