Read more about ashes with jewellery here. We use a highly specialised Polymer resin which is UV resistant. This means that it will not discolour over time even if exposed to direct sunlight.
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Still, the prong setting is the most popular among all jewelry settings and is frequently used in cremation earrings and rings from cremation ashes. We also have the tension setting which gives an illusion of a floating diamond from cremated ashes, and the halo setting which can make your cremation diamonds look bigger. Placing a diamond seed in the inner core cube of the belt press is the second step in turning cremation ashes to diamonds. This belt press simulates the environment where natural diamonds are created. The cremated ashes are subjected to high pressure and high temperature (HPHT).
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Memorial diamonds are available in a variety of ways to save money. Companies that are willing to work with customers on a tight budget are welcome to do so. When you have ashes, you can either turn them into glass jewelry or store them in a small jewelry urn. Many memorial diamond companies will allow customers to pay over time. The cost of cremation gems is typically lower than that of cremation diamonds. One way to keep your loved one close is by having their ashes made into a gemstone. This way, you can wear them close to your heart or keep them in a special place.
These glass jewels, usually beads or pendants, are custom created. When the glass jewel is being made and still in a molten state the artist adds the ashes which are incapsulated in the glass. The ashes turn white and if the color of the glass is not too dark you can see the ashes inside. Cremation crystals or beads are made by melting down the glass and mixing in a minuscule portion of your loved one’s ashes. Some companies allow you to choose the crystal’s color, shape, and size.
