Exactly. Turning your loved one into a vile object that can be owned, used, worn, lost, possessed, bought and sold? Never! This is something somebody might want to do with an enemy, if at all... Cheers!
Human body contains 3% nitrogen [N], which gives the diamond a naturally amber color. Naturally amber is the natural color achieved under standard procedures. Each cremation diamond has a natural color, ranging from light yellow to deep orange. No two are alike.
If my DNA is still in the diamond when it’s made I’d like it to be shot into space, I might end up on another planet or probably float in space forever ether way it would be cool
Hi. The whole process of turning ashes into diamonds takes an average of 9 months. Still, the time to create your cremation diamond will depend on the colour and size of the cremation diamond you select. For more information about cremation diamonds, please reach us at info@lonite.com Have a great day!
Yes. How much is it to make the diamond ? Can you control color or encourage shape of growth to be more likely to turn out a certain way... Like a plain 8 sided crystal for example?
Hi. Thank you for your interest in Lonité Memorial Diamonds. The cost of each diamond is determined by its size, colour, and cut. Please reach us at info@lonite.com for any inquiries. Have a great day!
but, isn't it sad to be reminded that your loved one who once had a functional brain and body decayed and is no longer repairable? wouldn't it be better if you freeze the brain or preferably the entire body to prevent it from decay so that hopefully one day if technologies improves high enough we can restore the brain and body function and bring the person back to life. Afterall we are like sandcastles and death is like a wave that erases everything we learned and what we are. freezing seems like the only way to have a chance of not being erased forever
@ Yosh T G Freezing a person or any part of a person such as a head or a brain in hopes of restoration when technologies become available is only selfishness by the person being put into that state in hopes of living again. By the time that those technologies become available the wife or husband and all children and their children and so on would all be dead, so what is the purpose of restoration? I believe it should only be used in cases like a wrongful death like murder or some person that we desperately need like a genius like Einstein, and in the case of a wrongful death the tech needs to be available with-in a 24 hr. period, not years down the road.
I guess you really can't. Though the only way they could save money is, if they use a pre-filtered carbon composite to press them into diamonds. Now you have to counter-weigh all costs: you can save money if you cut the filtration process but filtration of carbon ashes is not really an expensive procedure to begin with. So you now have the cost of a carbon composite that you have to buy vs filtration cost (the carbon/ashes is provided by you, so they don't have any "material costs" when they use your ashes), so it should equal out to about the same. They would be fools, if they didn't use your ashes, as the potential for a shitstorm and/or lawsuit is giant but the cost saving would be marginal.
I don’t know! There are so many charlatans, they open a company and for a while get peoples money and then they move the money somehow somewhere and the inform bankruptcy. By the time some whistle blower blow the whistle the company is closed and there are no money you can get and there is no point to fill a complain of course . This type of business should be closely inspected by the authorities so to be sure they don’t scam. It is very very easy to scale people by this business. They get min 20000 dollar and simply they can give a 0,5 carat diamond (cost 500) to costumer , here this is your grandpa!
@gedeyom gıyamete hamıneya Dud, we are all and every organic things are Made of Carbon atoms. But it is not the question. I can not give you a diamond and say it’s from your granny’s it is not directly made from your granny’s ashes. Simple. Because if I am an honest businessman I should give you things of the same value for your money that you payed me. This is the question.
Amazing technology but it is not the same coming from the earth. I understand the process of creating the stone from pressure but I need to have that energy when it comes from the Earth.
Wanting to turn the ORGANIC into ORGANIC is one manifestation of NECROPHILIA (paraphrasing Erich Fromm). Delusion 1: Believing that the diamond is the person. Delusion 2: Wishing to possess the diamond at the same time one believes the object is actually the person equates to believing you're owning the person. Whew! (!?) Believing that by turning a person's ashes into diamonds you can "keep" or even worse "possess" the person is a VERY SERIOUS mental illness.
If you want an actual answer then sure. But it’s morbid. They don’t take Carbon from your ashes. They take what is left over from your skeleton. They grind your bones into a powder then extract the calcium carbonate, purify it into carbon
To clarify your concern, as you can see from 3:37, the view at 3:40 is under a diamond microscope where the inclusions are magnified 10 times than what you would see from bare eyes. The diamond in the video has a Slightly Included clarity grade which is eye clean with visible inclusions under the microscope. The clarity grade of Lonite custom made cremation diamonds made from the carbon sources that you provide ranges from SI to VVS. Each diamond clarity will be different grown from the unique carbon sources that we receive from you. The clarity is reflected in the HPHT process and we don’t control it artificially. This is also the unique properties of the Lonite cremation diamonds from ashes or hair.
@@CT2507 Hi CT2507, if you have further questions, please contact our professional customer service at info@lonite.com or visit our website at www.lonite.com/en/ Our gemologist will explain the cremation diamond clarity gradings in detail for you.
@@CT2507 Hi CT2507, what scratches I don't think there are anything it might something we human beings call refraction if not they might have tested their diamond for scientific purposes.
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Great. Is it pure cosmetic or can you turn the ashes of my enemy into an industrial use diamond?
Asking the real questions here!
Exactly. Turning your loved one into a vile object that can be owned, used, worn, lost, possessed, bought and sold?
Never!
This is something somebody might want to do with an enemy, if at all...
Cheers!
@@elputas why vile though? What if I want to take my loved ones with me where ever I go everytime I go?
@@wisdomtriper405 Oh well, you pick the adjective...
@@wisdomtriper405 Or lose them, right? Keep your loved ones as property, right? The thing is they are not even that anymore...
Big Boss approved
Keep it you waiting huh?
What kind of dietary adjustments do I need to make to come out a yellow diamond?
Human body contains 3% nitrogen [N], which gives the diamond a naturally amber color. Naturally amber is the natural color achieved under standard procedures. Each cremation diamond has a natural color, ranging from light yellow to deep orange. No two are alike.
If my DNA is still in the diamond when it’s made I’d like it to be shot into space, I might end up on another planet or probably float in space forever ether way it would be cool
there is no genetic material in ashes; the body is like 60% water and the only thing that remains is carbonates from bones.
When you become ashes, that high temperature destroys your DNA, I guess
The DNA won't be in the diamond
What is that machine called that creates all the pressure and heat to make the diamond?
high pressure high temperature or hpht machine
How much to make a diamond from my favorite trees ashes? It fell over recently.
Any courses available?
Would love to know what reagents they're using. I just need the carbon!
Hello Miller! You can read all about our technology process here: www.lonite.com/en/technology.html
@@loniteag8560 you have my thanks.
Where do I purchase one of this machines
And do they test positive for diamond
So when the diamond is being cut...... all the pieces of grandma that didnt make the diamand go where?
Hell
Is there any ways for me to learn these techniques? I can serve the people in my country..
Thank so much for this now my mom will always Cary her sister
It take lot of investment to create daimonds right
How much does something like this cost?
So from ashes to diamond how long is this process take?
Hi. The whole process of turning ashes into diamonds takes an average of 9 months. Still, the time to create your cremation diamond will depend on the colour and size of the cremation diamond you select. For more information about cremation diamonds, please reach us at info@lonite.com Have a great day!
If you put a red head into this, do you get a magic stone?
Wondering how much it costs
The service ? Far more than the science
Yes. How much is it to make the diamond ? Can you control color or encourage shape of growth to be more likely to turn out a certain way... Like a plain 8 sided crystal for example?
An insulting amount honestly
Hi. Thank you for your interest in Lonité Memorial Diamonds. The cost of each diamond is determined by its size, colour, and cut. Please reach us at info@lonite.com for any inquiries. Have a great day!
How much it cost
but, isn't it sad to be reminded that your loved one who once had a functional brain and body decayed and is no longer repairable? wouldn't it be better if you freeze the brain or preferably the entire body to prevent it from decay so that hopefully one day if technologies improves high enough we can restore the brain and body function and bring the person back to life. Afterall we are like sandcastles and death is like a wave that erases everything we learned and what we are. freezing seems like the only way to have a chance of not being erased forever
@ Yosh T G Freezing a person or any part of a person such as a head or a brain in hopes of restoration when technologies become available is only selfishness by the person being put into that state in hopes of living again. By the time that those technologies become available the wife or husband and all children and their children and so on would all be dead, so what is the purpose of restoration? I believe it should only be used in cases like a wrongful death like murder or some person that we desperately need like a genius like Einstein, and in the case of a wrongful death the tech needs to be available with-in a 24 hr. period, not years down the road.
None can escape death.
Would be an animated corpse...soulless
How we can be really sure that the diamond that they deliver is rally made of our loved one’s ashes?
I guess you really can't. Though the only way they could save money is, if they use a pre-filtered carbon composite to press them into diamonds.
Now you have to counter-weigh all costs: you can save money if you cut the filtration process but filtration of carbon ashes is not really an expensive procedure to begin with.
So you now have the cost of a carbon composite that you have to buy vs filtration cost (the carbon/ashes is provided by you, so they don't have any "material costs" when they use your ashes), so it should equal out to about the same.
They would be fools, if they didn't use your ashes, as the potential for a shitstorm and/or lawsuit is giant but the cost saving would be marginal.
I don’t know! There are so many charlatans, they open a company and for a while get peoples money and then they move the money somehow somewhere and the inform bankruptcy. By the time some whistle blower blow the whistle the company is closed and there are no money you can get and there is no point to fill a complain of course .
This type of business should be closely inspected by the authorities so to be sure they don’t scam.
It is very very easy to scale people by this business. They get min 20000 dollar and simply they can give a 0,5 carat diamond (cost 500) to costumer , here this is your grandpa!
@gedeyom gıyamete hamıneya
Dud, we are all and every organic things are Made of Carbon atoms. But it is not the question. I can not give you a diamond and say it’s from your granny’s it is not directly made from your granny’s ashes. Simple. Because if I am an honest businessman I should give you things of the same value for your money that you payed me. This is the question.
You will realize it’s your loved one when it really nags you
That’s a really good point. However, how can we even trust the ashes we get back are our loved ones. I’ve read some horror stories!
Amazing technology but it is not the same coming from the earth. I understand the process of creating the stone from pressure but I need to have that energy when it comes from the Earth.
The energy of the diamond comes from the person who was cremated, and its ashes turned into a diamond...
...and we are made of the earth basically and religiously and If you want me to explain the scientific way just reply
Future rough uncut natural real diamond become more valuable
soo cool
Wow
Why don’t you just use wood coal ash?
Because some people *want* to use the ashes of cremated loved ones
Cool but remains are way more than this lil ass amount used.
this doesnt count, i thought the fucking ashes were being pressurized. just say making diamonds out of the carbon in ALL LIVING BEINGS!!
Wanting to turn the ORGANIC into ORGANIC is one manifestation of NECROPHILIA (paraphrasing Erich Fromm).
Delusion 1: Believing that the diamond is the person.
Delusion 2: Wishing to possess the diamond at the same time one believes the object is actually the person equates to believing you're owning the person. Whew! (!?)
Believing that by turning a person's ashes into diamonds you can "keep" or even worse "possess" the person is a VERY SERIOUS mental illness.
Carbon is destroyed at 1400° Fahrenheit and a cremation is much higher than that so where is the supposed carbon coming from? 🧐
If you want an actual answer then sure. But it’s morbid. They don’t take Carbon from your ashes. They take what is left over from your skeleton. They grind your bones into a powder then extract the calcium carbonate, purify it into carbon
Why is that last diamond at 3:40 so badly chipped. Too many scratches along its edges to be a diamond.
I smell bullshit here.
To clarify your concern, as you can see from 3:37, the view at 3:40 is under a diamond microscope where the inclusions are magnified 10 times than what you would see from bare eyes. The diamond in the video has a Slightly Included clarity grade which is eye clean with visible inclusions under the microscope. The clarity grade of Lonite custom made cremation diamonds made from the carbon sources that you provide ranges from SI to VVS. Each diamond clarity will be different grown from the unique carbon sources that we receive from you. The clarity is reflected in the HPHT process and we don’t control it artificially. This is also the unique properties of the Lonite cremation diamonds from ashes or hair.
@@loniteag8560 Soo? Your little story there doesnt explain away those scratches that are visible and shouldnt be on a diamond.
@@CT2507 Hi CT2507, if you have further questions, please contact our professional customer service at info@lonite.com or visit our website at www.lonite.com/en/
Our gemologist will explain the cremation diamond clarity gradings in detail for you.
@@loniteag8560 Its not about clarity of the diamond. Its CHIPPED and SCRATCHED at the edges!!! Real diamonds dont do that.
@@CT2507 Hi CT2507, what scratches I don't think there are anything it might something we human beings call refraction if not they might have tested their diamond for scientific purposes.