Better than an urn in my opinion. This is great, and something to pass on. Can you even imagine having a piece of jewelry that is made from your great great, great and just regular grandparents? I have nothing from them, not even pictures. This is very cool and Coupled with things like ancestry research, It is amazing. I want to work with this company.
Glad you liked it, it really does sound like an amazing connection to your family tree. Hope you do get to work with the company, they are at eterneva.com/ if you'd like to get in touch.
If the diamond color matches the colour of the eyes of your loved ones that will remind you of the person all the time. Very beautiful and extraordinary
what if someone stole it.. not to be funny but these are priceless and personal diamonds, how do you go about finding it? file a missing persons report?
That would be a tragedy No one would even think in such a way May be they should take extra care of it or attach air tags (which is not quite possible I guess)
@@GD-mw1kd 2 things 1. You’re constantly in a state of grief and won’t be easy to get over the loss if you’re always attached to it. Imagine crying every few seconds when you see it. Also taking to it like it’s a real person would freak a lot of people out tbh. 2. You would need to be extra careful not to lose it.. I would get a safe but then what’s the point if you are not using it. Extra: say it’s passed on from generation to generation.. would be cool until someone starts worshiping it like it got special powers or something.. weird things happen and you suddenly think.. hey it could be the diamond.
Punished Snake/Big Boss: We'll mine diamonds from their ashes. Take them into battle with us. // Miller: A shining light to our brothers in arms, even in death. // Snake: We are diamond dogs.
Glad you liked it. It is a nice thought. A lot of people find comfort in keeping a piece of jewelry from a loved one who has passed, and this sort of takes that idea to the next level or for those without such a memento.
@@freethink Sometimes, things are more valuable to their special owners and for their stories. If we don't go extreme on traditional thinking, diamond afterlife could become the main stream . Although I don't like diamond or even all jewellery normally, eterneva took this to next level. I talked about this to my mom, she asked me if I wouldn't mind wearing a diamond made up from a deceased ash, I said why not. Traditional thinking is limiting our ideas and thoughts.
hey yo! wake up. If it is such a precious you carry that person within your self. You don't need to reduce them to carbon that you carry around on your finger Golum hahaha
This is absolutely beautiful!!! Very touching.... im so happy that you guys and gals at eterneva are giving so many families the opportunity to be closer to there loved ones that they have lost..... my heart goes out yo each an everyone of you!! ❤❤
It’s sounds amazing, till I think of losing a precious priceless gem! (Who hasn’t lost a piece of favorite jewelry) Than it’s like another grieving process all over again. 😢
@@freethink if we add an amendment that states, in the required jargon, that everyone has a right to a “diamond burial,” then everyone has a right to become a pretty rock in death. If we add in that the gov’t has to pay, then it’s “free.” Lmao Edit: don’t you want to adorn one of your descendant’s “grill?” 🤣
This is just amazing I have been trying to decide for years how I wanted my family to disperse my ashes and this is exactly what I’ve been trying to find… nailed it ❤️
It’s all fun and games until grandma stolen… there was a story about that once actually I think it was a necklace and I’m not sure if it was a diamond or some sort of polished resin 🤔
Yeah, interesting idea! A few people have raised the idea of passing down family heirlooms...literally. The idea of a collection does evoke how family mausoleums were used in past eras.
@@freethink I actually had an idea for this in this video that you did back when I saw the episode of Big Bang Theory with Howard making diamonds out of the girls hair
My problem with the idea of turning a loved one is this: their remains are removed from the life cycle forever, so no part of them will ever live again. Whether or not you are religious and believe in souls or not, there is a science that elements of a person can live on in the form of energy and the components that made up their bodies; energy can neither be created nor destroyed, only transformed, so the energy that was trapped in the body, so long as the body/remains stay on Earth, are taken up by other life. The same with the components of the body, which is why I think bio-urns are the best thing for remains; if you chose to cremate, and you put those remains into a bio-urn and grow a tree in it, then in a very real way, that tree is a living and breathing reborn form of your loved one. And when it dies, its remains will break down and be used for new life and so on and so on, so life is eternal so long as this cycle goes on. Locking remains in a diamond PERMANENTLY removes them from the life cycle - their part of the gaia mother Earth life is over, and they are literally as dead as stone. So no thanks, I prefer bio-urns to keep my loved ones part of the eternal life cycle that nature puts us into.
@@alexfrank5331 incorrect; ashes makeup about 3.5% of what the person weighed before being cremated. But even if you had been correct, ANY part of a person, even 1%, is still by definition part of the person. Trapping any part of that person in a "rock" means that part of the person is forever removed from the cycle of life, and the form on immortality that it conveys. Many find it comforting that their loved one lives on in other living beings, so they are never truly gone.
It's arguably better than being a dead body pumped full of chemicals and put into a non-biodegradble coffin (since nature at least makes diamonds). Personally, I also like the biodegradable urn or being made into an artificial coral reef, but everyone finds closure differently.
This would be really interesting for other purposes too. For example, a whole new market can be created for diamonds made from criminals. Maybe victims can have a murderer cremated and turned into a diamond as a sort of restitution, with their symbolic souls forever being in the hands of the victims.
Carbon burns away at 1400F. Cremation furnaces burn at 1800F. There is no carbon left in cremation ash to make a diamond with. These are normal lab-grown diamonds being sold at 10x their price.
Does it have to be jewelry can’t it just be a gem or grown into crystal formation? I think that’s far cooler - I would want to be materialized into jewels not necessarily for wearing.
Its cool. But honestly all I can think of is it getting stolen or lost. And how much does it cost to have this done? And how long does it take? And could this be done with ashes from someones pet?
So theoretically, the human body is about 18% carbon by mass. This means that a 70 kilo(154lbs) person contains about 12.6 kilos (27 lbs) of carbon. If we made a diamond from all the carbon in a human body, we'd have a 12.6 kilo gem. This is 63,000 carats. For every 0.1 carats worth of diamond made, I'd cost roughly 3,000 USD divide the 0.1 into 63,000 you'd get 630,000 (0.1) costing on average 1,889,370,000 USD. So if you weigh 200+ lbs, expect to pay $2B+ to turn yourself completely into a diamond 💎. Somebody definitely better do this one day as there's billionaires who are close to becoming trillionaires. #ElonMusk
They can’t make diamonds that big in a pan. And I don’t even know if diamonds that big even exist outside of earths core/well beyond the commercially viable extraction area. But… I’d love to see an entire dress or helmet/make made out of or studded with them
This is a story.... That's how it begins and that's what it is. Just like those who market human composting, they are portraying young women who did a masters thesis on death and "grief" from old, antiquated things like a funeral, mourning and isn't this a beautiful way to celebrate your loved ones (as opposed to coming together to celebrate the life of said loved one). Do you honestly believe this story? Next step, pass some laws. Their stats on how cremation is now the most often way to "dispose" of loved one is suspect as well. Think everyone, why are they making up these stories: they are on TED talks, they are on shark tank, they are not representing our interests, simply to make lots of money, their process is suspect, their prices are suspect, how do you know what you are wearing? Don't be persuaded or at least think about it!!!! This is a marketing ploy, please do some research. Love you all.
I personally think that from the 'ashes of death, grief and loss: comes forth a glittering piece of eternity and hope'. It's like a rebirth of some sort. And if it brings comfort and ease the grieving process, then why not. I love this
At the beginning of the video I found the very idea distasteful, disrespectful, sacrilegious, cynical - profiting off the pain of others. However, we all mourn and celebrate the lives of our departed love ones in our own cultural ways. If this diamond process helps the family and friends of the bereaved through their grief then that’s great.
Never would I wear my late husband’s ashes! That is sacred and she stay in a burial ground! There are people house burned down and had a loved one in an urn and lost their loved ones ashes! People lose there necklaces with ashes!
Exactly. Turning your loved one into a vile object that can be owned, used, worn, lost, possessed, bought and sold? Never! This is something somebody might want to do with an enemy, if at all... Cheers.!
Exactly. Turning your loved one into a vile object that can be owned, used, worn, lost, possessed, bought and sold? Never! This is something somebody might want to do with an enemy, if at all... Cheers!
From $3.000 to $50.000... It is a rich choice, even if maybe a one-time thing. I would rather ask someone to do something for others with the money and keep relatives pride & memorable than this: planting a tree and keep a wood jewelry, support to build a school and keep a piece of brick... For me is another inflated business strategy and not a way to deal with grief at all... Part of it is accepting and letting go. I don't buy precisely the diamond analogy.
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"A shining light, to our brothers in-arms."
Imagine having a family heirloom that you passed down for Generations it's comprised of your own family
🤯🤯🤯
I want to do this. Perhaps have a little wooden family tree with diamonds and pictures for each deceased family member.
creeeepy :O
Ah yes. Get me a crown of bodies
Imagine all the people in human trafficking being turned into diamonds for profit.
Better than an urn in my opinion. This is great, and something to pass on. Can you even imagine having a piece of jewelry that is made from your great great, great and just regular grandparents? I have nothing from them, not even pictures. This is very cool and Coupled with things like ancestry research, It is amazing. I want to work with this company.
Glad you liked it, it really does sound like an amazing connection to your family tree. Hope you do get to work with the company, they are at eterneva.com/ if you'd like to get in touch.
Devil plan will be reverse d .
All sprit will rest in peace.
If the diamond color matches the colour of the eyes of your loved ones that will remind you of the person all the time. Very beautiful and extraordinary
"I won't scatter your sorrow to the heartless sea"
Your all diamonds
Your all diamonds
Diamond dogs
I'd rather be turned into a beautiful diamond that could last forever, rather than a pile of gross ash sitting on a mantle..
Diamonds burn in fire tho, so not forever
Or maybe just Bury me in the ground...
@@stevves4647 That costs money and land, it's insanely wasteful..
@@wizkhalifa1268 Not sure if you noticed, but that's why I said "COULD".. They last as long as one chooses to look after them
@@Phatxual not really, where I'm from we Bury the dead without a casket just a single cloth to cover the body and eventually we just decay.
"Well make diamonds from their ashes. Carry them into battle with us, for our fallen brothers."
A shining light...to our brothers-in-arms...
I won't scatter your sorrow to the heartless sea..
If you ever drop that diamond jewlery you're going to feel like you've lost your loved one once again
Imagine losing grandpa in the drain
These "soul gems" are going to haunt everyone's dreams. Cool idea though.
"Soul gems"
*HHHHHhhhmmmmmm “soul gems”*
*HHHHHHHHMMMMMMMMmm*
Gotta enchant my weapon with these soul gems
Hah I didn't want one but you changed my mind.
They should make them look like Soul Gems from The Elder Scrolls.
Soul gems would a cool name for these diamonds
I'm gonna use my family members to collect all six infinity stones
There go the other half of your family members
And the kids in my basement
Honestly, I’d love to be turned into a diamond when I die
what if someone stole it.. not to be funny but these are priceless and personal diamonds, how do you go about finding it? file a missing persons report?
That would be a tragedy
No one would even think in such a way
May be they should take extra care of it or attach air tags (which is not quite possible I guess)
You don't convert your loved ones into precious commodity in the first place... as simple as that.
@@GD-mw1kd but , in some cases it has helped I guess
So , not exactly right to say that I guess
@@GD-mw1kd 2 things
1. You’re constantly in a state of grief and won’t be easy to get over the loss if you’re always attached to it. Imagine crying every few seconds when you see it. Also taking to it like it’s a real person would freak a lot of people out tbh.
2. You would need to be extra careful not to lose it.. I would get a safe but then what’s the point if you are not using it.
Extra: say it’s passed on from generation to generation.. would be cool until someone starts worshiping it like it got special powers or something.. weird things happen and you suddenly think.. hey it could be the diamond.
I don't want to be disrespectful, but Harry Potter fans are gonna love this product.
Metal Gear fans
What a beautiful concept.
Glad you liked it!
You are all diamonds and I love you all.
Punished Snake/Big Boss: We'll mine diamonds from their ashes. Take them into battle with us.
// Miller: A shining light to our brothers in arms, even in death.
// Snake: We are diamond dogs.
Yelling "Snake? Snaaaaaaaaake!" is the first step on a grief journey
That's awesome. Imagine taking precious lost one with you together all the time. 💜
Glad you liked it. It is a nice thought. A lot of people find comfort in keeping a piece of jewelry from a loved one who has passed, and this sort of takes that idea to the next level or for those without such a memento.
@@freethink Sometimes, things are more valuable to their special owners and for their stories. If we don't go extreme on traditional thinking, diamond afterlife could become the main stream . Although I don't like diamond or even all jewellery normally, eterneva took this to next level. I talked about this to my mom, she asked me if I wouldn't mind wearing a diamond made up from a deceased ash, I said why not. Traditional thinking is limiting our ideas and thoughts.
hey yo! wake up. If it is such a precious you carry that person within your self. You don't need to reduce them to carbon that you carry around on your finger Golum hahaha
Imagine losing one of them
This is absolutely beautiful!!! Very touching.... im so happy that you guys and gals at eterneva are giving so many families the opportunity to be closer to there loved ones that they have lost..... my heart goes out yo each an everyone of you!! ❤❤
It’s sounds amazing, till I think of losing a precious priceless gem! (Who hasn’t lost a piece of favorite jewelry) Than it’s like another grieving process all over again. 😢
Agreed, That's why you should either hold on to it tightly like with a wedding ring or a gold necklace or keep it safely stored in your home
I hope they expect you to keep some of the ashes, in the worst case where someone loses their diamond so another can be made.
Bruh let’s put this in the Bill of Rights so that in like 500 years, everyone’ll be *iced out*
That's not how the Bill of Rights works
...but like the way you think 💎 🤲
@@freethink if we add an amendment that states, in the required jargon, that everyone has a right to a “diamond burial,” then everyone has a right to become a pretty rock in death. If we add in that the gov’t has to pay, then it’s “free.” Lmao
Edit: don’t you want to adorn one of your descendant’s “grill?” 🤣
Lol this was a commercial
Yep. It's hilarious this company was able to trick the channel into thinking this is a new idea.
You can also put in ashes into a tattoo.
This is just amazing I have been trying to decide for years how I wanted my family to disperse my ashes and this is exactly what I’ve been trying to find… nailed it ❤️
yepp, your family just have to pay some 20000 dollars for the process. And on top of that all the other bills for your death.
It’s all fun and games until grandma stolen… there was a story about that once actually I think it was a necklace and I’m not sure if it was a diamond or some sort of polished resin 🤔
Petition to call this this type of diamond as soul gem
I might be alone in thinking this, but a company making money by turning people's ashes into overvalued gems is sad.
True
Now my question is if you sell the diamond does that still count as human trafficking?, get it, because technically it was a human
Makes for an interesting take on a mausoleum wall layout you can just put their deathstone up on the wall instead
Yeah, interesting idea! A few people have raised the idea of passing down family heirlooms...literally. The idea of a collection does evoke how family mausoleums were used in past eras.
@@freethink I actually had an idea for this in this video that you did back when I saw the episode of Big Bang Theory with Howard making diamonds out of the girls hair
My problem with the idea of turning a loved one is this: their remains are removed from the life cycle forever, so no part of them will ever live again. Whether or not you are religious and believe in souls or not, there is a science that elements of a person can live on in the form of energy and the components that made up their bodies; energy can neither be created nor destroyed, only transformed, so the energy that was trapped in the body, so long as the body/remains stay on Earth, are taken up by other life. The same with the components of the body, which is why I think bio-urns are the best thing for remains; if you chose to cremate, and you put those remains into a bio-urn and grow a tree in it, then in a very real way, that tree is a living and breathing reborn form of your loved one. And when it dies, its remains will break down and be used for new life and so on and so on, so life is eternal so long as this cycle goes on. Locking remains in a diamond PERMANENTLY removes them from the life cycle - their part of the gaia mother Earth life is over, and they are literally as dead as stone. So no thanks, I prefer bio-urns to keep my loved ones part of the eternal life cycle that nature puts us into.
Incorrect. 99% of their remains already turned into energy (or gaseous particles) and dissipated into the world by the time the ashes are collected.
@@alexfrank5331 incorrect; ashes makeup about 3.5% of what the person weighed before being cremated. But even if you had been correct, ANY part of a person, even 1%, is still by definition part of the person. Trapping any part of that person in a "rock" means that part of the person is forever removed from the cycle of life, and the form on immortality that it conveys. Many find it comforting that their loved one lives on in other living beings, so they are never truly gone.
It's arguably better than being a dead body pumped full of chemicals and put into a non-biodegradble coffin (since nature at least makes diamonds). Personally, I also like the biodegradable urn or being made into an artificial coral reef, but everyone finds closure differently.
@@jenlc1536 I agree, the bio-urn, where every part of their remains is taken up into a fresh life, is the most appealing to me as well.
This would be really interesting for other purposes too. For example, a whole new market can be created for diamonds made from criminals. Maybe victims can have a murderer cremated and turned into a diamond as a sort of restitution, with their symbolic souls forever being in the hands of the victims.
You're not very far from the truth, Ghost.
I won't scatter your sorrow to the heartless sea
at least they are still precious
Dealing with grief is unique. At least they're making money out of this. (It's very weird, that is too beautiful)
This is what Venom Snake from Metal Gear did when his men died. He would have their cremated remains turned into diamonds.
I like it.
Hence Diamond Dogs
I'm gonna propose to my girlfriend with my grandma's ashes.
Now that's a statement of the century.
When you think about it, all diamonds probably have several people "in" them.
😱
Great way to make family heirlooms!
I will turn my ancestors into an infinity gauntlet!😂
Carbon burns away at 1400F. Cremation furnaces burn at 1800F. There is no carbon left in cremation ash to make a diamond with. These are normal lab-grown diamonds being sold at 10x their price.
Seems like nobody believes you lol
Haunted gems lets fucking go
Has anyone ever pawned one of these rings? Like is it valued the same as a diamond of equivalent karat?
The next 15 generations are gonna be dripped out
Does it have to be jewelry can’t it just be a gem or grown into crystal formation? I think that’s far cooler - I would want to be materialized into jewels not necessarily for wearing.
I literally got a ring ad watching this.
We're meant to be buried. This is creepy and disturbing.
Who says we are meant to be buried ?
I think it is a better imagination to be on the fingers of a good friend/family member, than laying in the earth.
@@laxder6714 that’s sounds creepy
I realize some people may find this weird but in my honest opinion this is extremely impressive young Jedis 👏
I bet these will be a hit in Germany.
Made me cry. I miss you so much, Mom.
Simply wonderful and amazing. That's all I can say.
Shining light even in death
Its cool. But honestly all I can think of is it getting stolen or lost. And how much does it cost to have this done? And how long does it take? And could this be done with ashes from someones pet?
Hell no. I don't want my soul trapped here forever.
Family jewels on another level.
can't wait for someone to make a hoverboard out of this
Good idea but what if you lose it or you get mugged?
Great sentimental idea but I believe these are actually just as expensive as the real thing.
Lab grown diamonds are usually cheaper, but there’s probably some added costs, so yeah probably it costs about the same as a natural diamond
There’s sentimental value in
So theoretically, the human body is about 18% carbon by mass. This means that a 70 kilo(154lbs) person contains about 12.6 kilos (27 lbs) of carbon. If we made a diamond from all the carbon in a human body, we'd have a 12.6 kilo gem. This is 63,000 carats. For every 0.1 carats worth of diamond made, I'd cost roughly 3,000 USD divide the 0.1 into 63,000 you'd get 630,000 (0.1) costing on average 1,889,370,000 USD. So if you weigh 200+ lbs, expect to pay $2B+ to turn yourself completely into a diamond 💎. Somebody definitely better do this one day as there's billionaires who are close to becoming trillionaires. #ElonMusk
They can’t make diamonds that big in a pan. And I don’t even know if diamonds that big even exist outside of earths core/well beyond the commercially viable extraction area. But… I’d love to see an entire dress or helmet/make made out of or studded with them
This is a story.... That's how it begins and that's what it is. Just like those who market human composting, they are portraying young women who did a masters thesis on death and "grief" from old, antiquated things like a funeral, mourning and isn't this a beautiful way to celebrate your loved ones (as opposed to coming together to celebrate the life of said loved one). Do you honestly believe this story? Next step, pass some laws. Their stats on how cremation is now the most often way to "dispose" of loved one is suspect as well. Think everyone, why are they making up these stories: they are on TED talks, they are on shark tank, they are not representing our interests, simply to make lots of money, their process is suspect, their prices are suspect, how do you know what you are wearing? Don't be persuaded or at least think about it!!!! This is a marketing ploy, please do some research. Love you all.
God, imagine what evil people will try to do with this.
A start up from before 2019... How long will it be a start up????
Till it reaches to gullible audience
Making profit will always find something and anything enough for leaving, changing, resisting, specially if it is of all thing, MONEY
Beauty comes out of ashes😊
A soul stone
A soul for a soul
@@michaellee4463 😳
I personally think that from the 'ashes of death, grief and loss: comes forth a glittering piece of eternity and hope'. It's like a rebirth of some sort. And if it brings comfort and ease the grieving process, then why not. I love this
At the beginning of the video I found the very idea distasteful, disrespectful, sacrilegious, cynical - profiting off the pain of others. However, we all mourn and celebrate the lives of our departed love ones in our own cultural ways. If this diamond process helps the family and friends of the bereaved through their grief then that’s great.
I'll rather be put back into the ecosystem. Using my dead body to help the environment like trees or fish.
Wow Iam extremely spiritually and this is evolutionary in the metaphysical field! Iam adding this to my alchemy list!
So what you’re telling me is that scientists found an easier way to lose grandma?
Imagine dropping the diamond down the sink while washing dishes!
While I cannot speak for others, whenever I do housework I never wear any jewelry other than stud earrings .... it's just common sense.
i love this where can i find you guys
How can you prove thats your loved one and not some random diamond?
Never would I wear my late husband’s ashes! That is sacred and she stay in a burial ground! There are people house burned down and had a loved one in an urn and lost their loved ones ashes! People lose there necklaces with ashes!
Exactly. Turning your loved one into a vile object that can be owned, used, worn, lost, possessed, bought and sold?
Never!
This is something somebody might want to do with an enemy, if at all...
Cheers.!
How it is colored does diamond choose its own colour
There are actually some dumbells that buy now braslets rings and earrings out of the lab grown diamonds.
What is a diamond seed. If we have a small diamond can we use that? And what would the cost be?
Now i want to start an heirloom sword encrusted with diamonds.
Wait that's a good idea
Anyone knows how much do they charge?
How kind that we can morn in such a way
Bro this is so disrespectful turning a dead person into fucking diamonds
Exactly. Turning your loved one into a vile object that can be owned, used, worn, lost, possessed, bought and sold?
Never!
This is something somebody might want to do with an enemy, if at all...
Cheers!
And this is where cursed objects began 😂
This is so beautiful
*We are Diamond Dogs*
I LOVE this idea 😍😍😍🙏🏻
I’m definitely turning my mother and father into a diamond 💎
How would someone get in contact with you to get all the information I need to have this done?
I’m gonna stop watching before I start crying
But I’ll come back for more
From $3.000 to $50.000... It is a rich choice, even if maybe a one-time thing. I would rather ask someone to do something for others with the money and keep relatives pride & memorable than this: planting a tree and keep a wood jewelry, support to build a school and keep a piece of brick... For me is another inflated business strategy and not a way to deal with grief at all... Part of it is accepting and letting go. I don't buy precisely the diamond analogy.
Well said, thank you.
How can you make diamonds out of human remains if there is only 18% carbon in humans and when they get cremated it burns all the carbon away?
Imagine being a serial killer with the motive to make diamonds
What happens if you have a big family, you gonna be carrying around 15 rings lol
Imagine a human trafficking trade using humans to turn into profit
May i know how much it cost
Those jewelry better not for sale.
Awesome!!!
How much ashes does it take what if you only have a small little jar
Disgusting. Allow the dead to Rest In Peace/ RIP.
Venom snake would like to know your location
This can work only in American culture.