Breaking
traditions: it's known that pets are humans' friends but when they
pass away what is left are only memories and photos but even they
will fade with time. However, now there is a method to give
everlasting life to your pets. Want to know how? Turn them into
diamonds, just like Natalie Pilon, a biotech sales representative in
Boston, did.
Meowy was her
beloved cat who died after 20 years and it's hard to tell how deep
her sorrow was. To somehow make it easier Ms. Pilon decided to make
memorial diamonds out of Meowy's cremated remains. Now she has a blue
diamond ring on her finger just like having a best friend always
close with you. This could seem a bit eccentric as this is not what
everyone would dare to do. This is the way she chose to 'materialize'
her memories about her cat. It's like turning a precious pet into
precious gems, what with modern technologies is quite possible today.
The idea of
creating man made diamonds from human or as you can see here from
pet's ashes is not novel. It dates back a decade when it was first
planned to memorize humans. Gradually it widened to pets, so that
this industry is now flourishing and seems never fade till there are
pet lovers.
The color and size
of a diamond depend on a wearer's choice. In can be a big solitary
gem or some smaller stones, both variants are plausible. Be it a
small stone or a tiny one it is real with all possible
characteristics of a mined diamond. However, keep in mind that
memorial diamonds are more expensive than ordinary man made diamonds
and their price usually starts from $1,000.
Ms. Pilon is just
one example of owners of man made diamonds created from pet's ashes.
In reality there are quite a number of them including Jennifer
Durante, a 42-year-old former owner of a teacup Chihuahua named
Tetley or including Sonya Zofrea, a 42-year-old lady who greatly
loved her black cat with huge orange eyes. To remind her of her
naughty kitty she ordered two fancy yellow diamonds and now is happy
about having them on her finger.
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