With the current technology, is it possible to have a cremation diamond?

<>Life memorial diamond is an artificial diamond synthesized from ashes or hair, its technical principle is based on the fact that diamonds are composed of carbon elements, and human ashes and hair also contain carbon elements, by extracting the carbon elements in the ashes of the hair, and then simulating the ultra-high temperature and high pressure environment under the ground in a special device, the chemical bonds between the extracted carbon atoms are broken and then reconstituted into the structure of the diamond to form a diamond.

There is already such a business in Chinese mainland, and there have been news reports about the story of Li Yitian's aunt Liang in Chongqing who used his mother's ashes to make diamonds, and before that, there was also the story of Taiwanese artist Xu Weilun's family using his ashes to make diamonds after his death. I don't think these things are out of nowhere. Now there is indeed such a technology.

It's feasible, I watched the American drama Ozark before, and there is an episode in it that is also to make cremation diamonds.

<> movie starring Zhang Yishan "Stop, Don't Run!" There is a reference to cremation diamonds. "Guardian Beauty" starring Li Xiaolu also makes the ashes of his beloved pet dog into diamonds.

There is also a case of making the ashes of his beloved fiancée into a diamond in "Legal and Political Pioneer III"! In 2014, the case of a girl in Chongqing who made the ashes of her deceased mother into a diamond in Nian Shiqing Company became the focus of the country!

The conclusion: ashes can be used as diamonds!

It's true. The normal ** starts at around 10,000. As early as the 50s of the world, laboratories in the United States and Russia cultivated artificial diamonds, and this year, the technology has been improved, using the technology of HPHT to make cremation diamonds.

**Seems a bit expensive.

Diamonds:

Diamond refers to polished diamond, which is a natural mineral that is the rough of diamonds. To put it simply, diamond is an elemental crystal composed of carbon that is formed under high pressure and high temperature conditions in the deep part of the earth. Beautiful, rare, and a symbol of love and fidelity, diamonds represent eternal love.

Diamonds are the hardest of the natural minerals, and they are also quite brittle, and they can crumble when they are forcefully impacted. Derived from the ancient Greek word adamant, which means hard and inviolable substance, it is recognized as the king of gemstones.

Cremation Diamonds - Introduction.

Cremation diamonds, which refer to the transformation of cremated people's ashes into "crystal diamonds", thus achieving the purpose of "truly immortalizing" the dearest people, these "diamonds" transformed from human ashes are all elegant blue, which can meet the requirements of those who feel that "cemeteries and urns are too dull" to miss their loved ones, and because this "diamond" can be carried around, it can be used to make "jewelry".

Quality appraisal. 1. As early as the mid-50s of the last century, people were able to make artificial diamonds, when the "General Electric Company" of the United States invented the technology of making small diamonds for industrial use, and it is feasible to use the carbon elements in human ashes to make good quality diamonds, and if it is used with high temperature and high pressure and careful operation, it can be made into high-quality diamonds.

2. The procedure of making diamonds from ashes is like this, first put the ashes into a vacuum induction furnace at a high temperature of 5400 degrees for purification and "purification treatment", and then put them under high temperature and high pressure for processing to harden them, which is equivalent to the temperature and pressure when natural diamonds are formed, so as to simulate the production process of diamonds in a natural environment, and this "complex process" needs to last about 16 weeks.

3. The European Gemological Laboratory is an independent institution for identifying the quality of jewelry, and the Life Gem souvenir company let the laboratory identify two "cremation diamonds", in order to avoid being affected by prejudice, they mixed the two "cremation diamonds" with ordinary man-made diamonds, and all the diamonds passed the identification.

Development prospects. 1. Hero spent 3 years researching the technology of turning ashes into diamonds, experimenting again and again, and finally made a diamond from human ashes in July 2009. This kind of diamond is of good quality and reasonable price, which not only makes the merchant profitable, but also makes it acceptable to the customer.

2. Life Gem has been able to extract carbon from a small amount of ashes and make a carat diamond worth $4,000, and a diamond to make ashes into a 1 carat can be worth $22,000.

3. People have expressed great interest in the fact that ashes can make diamonds, and they can turn the ashes of their relatives into diamonds and wear them on their bodies, which is much more meaningful than putting them in urns or burying them in cemeteries, they will not limit their vision to the United States, but to open up overseas markets, China's cremation rate is very high, and Japan's cremation rate is as high as 98%. There will be a huge potential market for cremated diamonds in the world, and as long as they are carefully developed, there will be rich returns.

To put it simply, the basic element of diamonds is carbon, and it also contains carbon after people burn them to ashes, so you can turn the ashes into diamonds by processing them and putting them in a high-temperature and high-pressure furnace to imitate the formation process of diamonds. The range is larger, as long as the ingredients contain carbon, they can be turned into diamonds, and a pile of cow dung can also be used. I'm not talking nonsense, there's definitely a scientific basis

There's a company in the U.S., Life Gam, that can process the ashes of people or animals at high temperatures and pressures to form rough diamonds and polish them.

Nianshi Jewelry can be made with synthetic diamonds from the ashes of people or pets.

Summary. Yes, the chemical principle of cremation diamonds is that the basic composition of diamonds is carbon, and the human body contains 18% carbon, and the cremated ashes contain 2% carbon, which can be extracted and refined diamonds. As early as the 50s of the last century, GE in the United States took the lead in using this technology to synthesize the first laboratory-grown diamond (industrial grade), and then Russia mass-produced it and applied it to industry on a large scale.

The memorial diamonds abroad are gem-quality diamonds (diamonds) synthesized by HPHT improved technology. HPHT technology uses a press that simulates an underground ultra-high temperature and high pressure environment to crystallize and reassemble the carbon atom structure of graphite into diamonds. Now there is a company called "Nian Shiqing" in China that can also make such diamonds, which is not cheap.

Yes, the chemical principle of cremation diamonds is that the basic composition of diamonds is carbon, and the human body contains 18% carbon, and the cremation ashes contain 2% carbon, which can be extracted and refined into diamonds. As early as the 50s of the last century, GE in the United States took the lead in using this technology to synthesize the first laboratory-grown diamond (industrial grade), and then Russia mass-produced it and applied it to industry on a large scale. The memorial diamonds abroad are gem-quality diamonds (diamonds) synthesized by HPHT improved technology.

HPHT technology uses a pressure machine that simulates the ultra-high temperature and high pressure environment of the underground to crystallize and recombine the carbon atomic structure of graphite into diamond. Now there is a company called "Nian Shiqing" in China that can also make such diamonds, which is not cheap.

Can you add, I don't quite understand it.

Bunny dares to say that you must not think of it, after all, this is a little too incredible. Isn't that curious? Listen to Bunny come and talk to you.