Last Updated on February 2, 2021 by Jenny
Heart In Diamond Pets: Turn Your Pet’s Hair or Ashes into a Diamond
When I was first approached by Heart In Diamond Pets to feature their product, I was a little skeptical about the process and how it all really worked. After all, a diamond is a natural process that happens within the Earth. However, as we all know, there are many Mother Nature processes that have been duplicated by man. And I also know that many readers are looking for ways to memorialize their pets.
For over 8 years, the UK based company, Heart In Diamond Pets, has been turning pets (dogs, cats, horses, etc.) ashes and fur into memorial diamonds. Although Heart In Diamond Pets diamonds are certified lab grown diamonds, they are 100% identical to naturally mined diamonds. Now you can have diamonds made from cat hair or diamonds made from dog hair to preserve their memory.
Pet Ashes to Diamond Process
Can you turn your pet’s ashes into a diamond? Yes, this video by Heart In Diamond Pets really helped me understand how the entire process worked.
Pet Ashes to Diamond Options
Options? Yes, you have options – you can choose the color you want – blue, white, orange/yellow, yellow/green or deep red. You can also choose the cut of your diamond – brilliant, princess or radiant. You also choose the carat weight. The price does vary considerably depending on the color, cut and weight you choose.
Pet Ashes to Diamond Prices
Pet Ashes to Diamond Ordering Process
- Select diamond’s color, cut and weight
- Select Setting – ring, earrings or pendant
- Send in your carbon source – ashes or hair
- Track your order
- Get your diamond
If you are interested in turning your pet’s fur or ashes into a diamond with Heart In Diamond Pets, you can phone them at 1 (888) 471 4715 to learn more or contact them on their website.
What do you think about the idea of turning your pet’s hair or ashes into a diamond? Would you be interested in having such a memento?
When we have our pets cremated we cherish the connection of still having them close to us and the same is said when we keep our relatives ashes at home but after we have gone people are less inclined to want them whereas a diamond is more likely to be accepted an appreciated and provoke a different reaction with people. It stirs up a whole new conversation. A wooden urn or a ceramic vase when it is revealed what the contents are tends to end the conversation or change it immediately. My diamond contains my fathers remains, my dogs fur and a lock of my hair and I affectionately refer to it as my 3D ring Dad,Daughter,Dog.
omg this is just fantastic! i would so love to have something like this for 2 of my cats that i had cremated. a wonderful idea and so precious,
I’ve wanted to do this for myself for years since I first heard about it (I think I heard about LifeGems.com first).
When I told my friends that I wanted them to all have their very own Christy Diamond™ they replied, “here, have another slice of cheesecake, we all want bigger diamonds!”.
When I told my sister, she laughed. Hard. With tears. When she caught her breath she said, “Who would want to wear you?”!!!
Guess who won’t be getting a Christy Diamond™?!
I can totally see wanting to do this with pets too. After reading this I thought about possibly having Yoda and Prossimo together. Then I realized that would probably be Yoda’s idea of torture being forever bound to the “Cat Who Humps/Bites/Slaps/Tortures On A Whim”!!
Ah ha ha ha – “Christy Diamond™”. Awesome.
I work with both pets and humans and it is very rewarding that I can share in such a poignant journey with my clients. We start at $750 and we do offer 0% financing on many options so we are trying very hard to make this affordable.
It is amazing and having personally been on this journey I can empathize with my clients which is vital for me and them.
That is so funny about the cheesecake. Actually we only need 4oz of cremains and you can add a lock of your own hair.
I would really worry when they get you a membership for the local skydiving club!!
Thanks Jenny. Just heard about this company from my nephew and had sent away for brochure. Brilliant concept. I would put ashes of all my critters together in one diamond. Expensive, but the price may come down in a few years to make it more accessible. Love the idea. Would do it in a heart beat if I could afford it.
This is amazing and have known about this method of speeding up nature’s process of diamond formation for a few years now from a company that is US based. Always have told my daughter to make a diamond out of me when I die! Not kidding. It is expensive but definitely worth it. Would have loved to had my precious Angel’s ashes made but didn’t have the $$$ at the time and went with a less expensive route of having her ashes put in a glass blown pendant from Solstice Glass so I could keep her close to my heart literally.♥♥♥
Very interesting, Jenny. I knew this type of service existed for cremated remains of humans (discovered that years ago when I was still working as was totally amazed by that info then)! I think it’s a lovely way to keep a loved one (be it human or animal) close to you if you can afford it.
Thank you for sharing this info with us!!!
Big hugs!
Patti & Miss Pink Sugarbelle 🙂 <3