Personal diamond creation process

[johnwalker]

Got my sons ashes turned into blue diamond. Totally great , recommend to everyone.

[quistan]

I tried to make one of these, but the flathead screwdriver I was holding slipped from my hand allowing the reflector shield to drop over the plutonium sphere causing the mass to go super critical.

[CynAnne]

I love this idea *so* much (I was a child when my father passed away, and have almost nothing left that 'belonged' to him). This is an amazing way to have a remembrance... ❤

[WITTFABRICATION]

I need to turn my still living son into a diamond so his useless ass can make me some money, what postal service should i ship him through?

[_Red_Speed]

"I won't scatter your sorrow to the heartless sea. I will always be with you. Plant your roots in me. I won't see you end as ashes.

...You're all diamonds." -V.S.

[ericmcquisten]

Tracy Hall (an American from Utah) invented the first "confirmed" synthetic diamond in 1953, and his method is still used to produce most artificial diamonds, even to this day.
However, in recent years, some newer methods have been developed, which has lead to the first clear (non-colored) synthetic (lab-grown) diamonds, and cost almost half as much as natural ones.
But because Hall's method is less expensive, there will still be a market for the colored synthetic diamonds, for industrial purposes, such as manufacturing diamond blades.

[overcookedwater]

Now I can turn my still living sister into Pink diamond.



She always wanted to be Pink Diamond

[vsauce]

Why go through all that when you can go down to a cave and mind some with your iron pickaxe

[Miabia]

I want my ashes pressed into diamond necklaces and chains for my children, and my grandchildren. So I’m always with them. Pass them down as heirlooms I feel like I’ll always be remembered.

[PLATOON]

Marvellous!! How great are the technolgy peaks reached by mankind! Thank you in the name of the whole humanity. ❤️💍

Liked and added to my favourites.

[bawngtimkh]

Sorry for your loss and what a beautiful relic and YES it can be done. Do a little research guys 😉

[NotSoCrazyNinja]

So, if the diamonds are made from hair, why can't a living human just send in some hair? Probably a bigger market for personal living diamonds than diamonds made from a dead person.

[luisderivas]

Interesting that the COA indicates that half the content is Calcium and Phosphorus, but carbon is <10%. It does not align with the typical composition for hair: The overall chemical composition of hair is 45 % carbon, 28 % oxygen, 15 % nitrogen, 7 % hydrogen and 5 % sulphur.

[BrowFinGarf]

How much pressure is created in that thing? it must weigh a tonne. Must take a good amount of energy to maintain the correct temperatures as well.

[murugasamyr]

Very good artificial diamond production process explain. I am India thank you

[yayalu]

Technically diamond is just super heated and compressed carbon and ashes are of carbon, so I guess it works, but I might be wrong(not a scientist)

[ideal]

The real-life philosopher's stone. Elric Brothers are weeping in their graves over this innovation.

[justicewarrior]

All of that for that tiny thing??
Total cost have to be more expensive than the diamond itself

[sanchezzz]

The Era of synthetic Diamonds is here. Totally gonna buy some.

[sergiohdz]

Today I found a rock with a heart shape in my backyard, that makes me very happy 😊