Life is short but
still there's enough time to make so many mistakes to people we love.
Sometimes it seems nothing can help to redeem it, especially if a
person passed away. No one can bring him/her back but there's one way
that can help you have him/her closer with you for a bit longer —
turning ashes to memorable thing.
The tradition of
keeping an urn of ashes on your mantleplace is giving way to a new
trend, when you can have personalized memorials of your close person,
or even pass them to next generation. The co-operative named
Memorials Walshall offers a range of options how to make the memories
of a dead person unforgettable: either to turn them into painting, or
body tattoo, or blast them in space or even make a diamond jewelry.
Let's focus on the last option.
There are aslo other companies that
can make a diamond from person's hair, nail or ahes. LifeGem is the
pioneer on the market of memorial diamonds. The company has offices
far abroad the United States: in Japan, Netherlands, the United
Kingdom, Switzerland and other countries. Such diamonds are getting
popular and many customers choose to have them made not exactly from
the remnants of a dead person. Some couples decide to commemorate
their anniversary with a unique present to always have a 'part' of a
loved one with them. Others are so close with their pets that in
order to never forget them decide to transfer a clump of hair into a
pretty diamond gem. If fact once you realize the advantages of this
way to keeping memories, you'll see why people give this idea a try.
And the advantages are the following:
- dirty ash will
turn itno a beautiful jewel
- while telling
someone about your close person you can show a lovely thing left
after him/hem
- you can always
have a diamond jewel with you as a reminder
- diamond is a
lifetime reminder of a person, it never fades and dies
- you can pass it to
your children and the children of your children and so on
- you can choose the
design of a diamond to your personal preferences
- you can make some
diamond gems and give them to other members of your family
If you can add
anything to that, please leave a comment to let us know.
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