cremation diamond cremation JEWELRY
100 grams of ashes or 2 grams of hair are required for each memorial diamond.
Send the ashes and hair to EverDear & Co. Headquarters based in California.
Ashes to diamonds cost $495+. 50% deposit to confirm the order.
The ashes to diamonds process takes 9 months on average.
EverDear & Co. laboratory is where cremation diamonds are made from the ashes and hair of your loved ones. Our research & development projects help us to improve diamond quality and stability and enable us to personalize memorial diamonds in a shorter time frame and at a lower cost.
Our dedicated scientists and intellectual properties (IPs) make up the technical foundation of EverDear & Co. and are treated as our priceless assets and competitive advantages.
1. Choose diamonds and jewelry design and arrange 50% payment
2. Send ashes and hair to our office.
3. Our lab turns the ashes and hair into diamond.
4. Diamond certification and jewelry setting.
5. Delivery after the other 50% payment.
Cremation diamonds are an innovative, creative, and distinguished way to commemorate your loved ones.
Since ancient times, diamonds have been reserved for only the wealthiest.
To make cremation diamonds more accessible and affordable for the general public, EverDear & Co. makes every effort to bring down our costs through innovative technology and scientific research.
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At Everdear & Co., we aim to deliver the highest quality service.
To order one cremation diamond, please contact us at cs@everdear.co or through our contact form.
We will personally guide you through the order process
Order instructionsEverDear & Co. is incorporated in Delaware, USA, specialising in research, production, and sales of gem-quality HTHP lab-made cremation diamonds from ashes.
About us
The GIA, or the Gemological Institute Of America, is an authentic non-profit research and education institute in the field of gemology.
Created in our laboratory, EverDear & Co.’s cremation diamonds made from ashes can be GIA-certified as true diamonds.
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International Gemological Institute (IGI), founded in 1975 and headquartered in Antwerp, is a diamond, colored stone and jewelry certification organization. IGI has offices in New York City, Hong Kong, Mumbai, Bangkok, Tokyo, Dubai, Tel Aviv, Toronto, Los Angeles, Kolkata, New Delhi, Surat, Chennai, Thrissur, Ahmedabad, Shanghai, and Cavalese.
The Gemological Institute of America (GIA), founded in 1931 and headquartered in California, is a non-profit institute, dedicated to research and education in the field of gemology, which sets and maintains the standards used to evaluate gemstone quality. The GIA has offices in 13 countries, with 11 education campuses, 9 laboratories, and 4 research centers worldwide.
Ashes and hair refinement process
Cremation diamonds are made of carbon extracted from life elements such as cremation ashes or hair. To create a Cremation Diamond from human ashes or hair at jewelry standard, these remains must be purified to an extremely high level of purity.
At EverDear & Co.’s laboratory, we realise that is one of the most crucial steps to create a Cremation Diamond from ashes or hair. At this stage of the transformation process, the color of the diamond is decided. The level to which the Cremation Diamond is processed defines the color as a Cremation Diamond naturally has a yellow hue due to the presence of Nitrogen within Hair and Cremation Ashes. After being purified from Nitrogen, the Cremation Diamond takes on a bluish hue due to Boron, an element only created within stars, being present. Ashes that have been completely purified to pure carbon are colorless and exude an aura of purity.
All ashes that Everdear & Co. receives are processed by heat in a vacuum environment, and the ashes are purified by hand through various refinement processes depending on the desired color. The carbon content in everyone’s hair or ashes is different, so the process and results are unique for each.
Preparation for HTHP process
Natural diamonds are formed underground when the element Carbon is subjected to both extreme amounts of pressure and excessively high temperatures. A High Pressure, High Temperature (HPHT) press is used to artificially simulate the natural environment wherein Carbon is transformed into a diamond. In this case, the Carbon from Ashes is transformed into a beautiful Cremation Diamond.
To create the Cremation Diamond, a tiny diamond seed is prepared and placed at the bottom of the press’ inner core cube. The interior of the press is heated to over 2000°C, melting the catalyst metal. The molten catalyst metal dissolves the high-purity personal carbon source, which is then transported to the small diamond seed and crystallised. A Cremation diamond is born and starts to grow like a shining star.
Diamond Polishing Process
Once a Cremation Diamond is created, it is raw and uncut; showing none of its true beauty and splendour. To coax out it’s true potential, our expert artisans use the latest methods and innovations in an art that has largely stayed the same for hundreds of years. First, the Cremation Diamond undergoes crosswork wherein the main facets are placed on the diamond. This is done to ensure maximum weight, clarity and best angles for the specific shape of diamond. After initial crossworking is complete, the diamond is finalized by smoothing the main facets. This is known as polishing the diamond. After the main facets have been polished, the final facets are polished onto the diamond. The facets added are the stars, top and bottom halves also known as upper and lower girdle facets. This process has largely stayed the same for hundreds of years. However, our artisans use the latest tools to ensure precision work.
Here we explain the “4C’s” – color, cut, clarity, and carat weight – which are the most important principles to consider when ordering a diamond.
In 1953 the 4C’s became the international standard for diamond grading. As created by the Gemological Institute of America (GIA), the diamond standard was established as a universal system for grading a diamond’s quality and its value, helping customers compare diamonds of different prices.
Memorial cremation diamonds are genuine diamonds. They can also be graded by GIA under the authentic 4C’s standards. Nevertheless, there is still more to learn about what’s special about making diamonds out of cremation ashes and the 4C’s.
The natural color of memorial cremation diamonds is yellow. This is due to the presence of other elements such as nitrogen inside the human body and occurs in any process making diamonds out of cremation ashes.
A natural yellow diamond can be priced at 3 to 5 times that of a colorless diamond. Conversely, a colorless memorial diamond is costlier than a yellow memorial diamond because it takes a lot of additional work purifying and removing elements such as nitrogen or boron which occur when turning ashes into memorial diamonds.
Because it is affected by the individual elements inside each ordered diamond, the color of every EverDear & Co. diamond is unique. When making diamonds out of cremation ashes, these colors fall mostly between “Fancy Light” and “Fancy Vivid”.
EverDear & Co. does not add any additional elements during the production process, which makes your diamonds more natural and completely unique.
Clarity measures the tiny inclusions found in diamonds, such as carbon needles, clouds, pinpoints, and knots.
When making diamonds out of cremation ashes and hair, natural substances and elements from these human remains may also exist in the final cremation diamond.
Most EverDear & Co. memorial diamonds are “VS” or “VVS” grade (Very, Very Slightly Included). This means no internal inclusions can be seen without the help of a magnification lens. When turning ashes into memorial diamonds of larger sizes, these may have slightly more inclusions than the standard sizes.
The cut of a diamond determines its brilliance and sparkle.
The “round brilliant” cut with 58 facets is the most dazzling shape among all diamond cuts. This cut also retains a maximum size of the memorial diamond.
That’s why the round brilliant cut is recommended by our experts as the final cut when making cremation diamonds out of ashes.
Diamond size is measured in carat. One carat is further divided into 100 points.
As size increases, the price of a diamond increases sharply. A 1 carat diamond has 3 to 5 times the value of a half-carat diamond in today’s market.
Different from on-stock mined diamonds, the exact size of a memorial diamond cannot be pre-determined. The given creation time frame dictates a size range, but the final size may vary individually. This is the reason why when we turn ashes into cremation diamonds we price them by carat range rather than exact size.
EverDear & Co. strives to offer the lowest cremation ashes to diamonds price for our customers.To ensure we provide you with high quality cremation diamonds at the best prices worldwide, EverDear & Co. offers price matching policies. We guarantee that we have the lowest prices in the Market. However, if you find a lower price somewhere else, let us know and we’ll match it!
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