For a long time, friends in Miss Weiss's WeChat circle of friends will see her release of his father's pictures every day, telling the story of his father, word by word, from small to large, bit by bit, piece memories, let everyone I couldn't help but feel sad. There are many such unfortunate people around us, because family, lover or beloved pets suddenly leave and cannot extricate themselves. Memories can't be avoided. It seems that in addition to this, there is no better way to resolve the pain.
Two months ago, Miss Li finally came out slowly from her sadness. She found another way to be with her father. Oliver Lau hosted Miss Li, a customer service in Hong Kong, a division called Heart In Diamond, a body that extracts diamonds from ashes or hair. Every working day, Oliver will receive a number of customers like Miss Li. They only need 100 grams of ashes, or 2 grams of hair, they can cultivate 100% of the extracted carbon into ashes. These diamonds are often made into rings or necklaces that are worn by the customizer.

“These customers are very sad when they come? After all, they just lost their love.†The author asked.
"Our customers are usually after their relatives have left for a period of time, the mood has stabilized, find us, express their reluctance and enthusiasm for their loved ones, and hope to be able to order commemorative diamonds, as a companion to eternal life, and no longer separate." Oliver Said: "In fact, I am very grateful for my work. I am grateful for this technology and appreciate our customers: they make my heart stay warm."
However, we still know that many of the customers in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Hong Kong are not only for their deceased relatives, but also for customizing weddings or anniversaries. This kind of gift called life diamond is usually a young gentleman. After the engagement, half a year's appointment, the hair of the fiancee who secretly stayed, plus two hairs in his own hair, represents the eternal combination of two people. "To make such a life diamond, not just customers, we will get a lot of moving and happy from it. We must know that such a life diamond will often be a surprise at the wedding, and we are the makers of surprises." Oliver smiles and makes you forget the icy name of the ashes diamond burial.
Time required for ashes diamond production
Ashes diamonds, the entire cultivation order takes 3-4 months, and as a customer, it is more hopeful that this cycle can be shortened as much as possible, and can be reconciled with their own love more quickly. In April, a young woman from Taiwan ordered a diamond from her mother's ashes. She hopes to get her wedding in June. And a Hong Kong gentleman, on the one hand, urged whether it could be faster, but at the same time he was a little embarrassed to explain to his son, "I want to mummy back soon" (not urging, just hope the child Mother returned home early to accompany her family).
"This kind of situation is often there. Our lab will try our best to arrange it. I hope that the ashes diamonds can be handed over to the customers in advance. After all, we serve the feelings, the family, the love, the places that can be taken care of, we all I hope to do my best for the customer. However, strict time-based operation is something we must abide by, so waiting for a certain time is a must." Of course, this waiting is worthwhile, when a brilliant diamond is born. At the time, almost everyone who got it was full of tears.
Oliver said: "In the hearts of everyone in our team, this is not an ordinary job. Every day's efforts are to make the love of more people's hearts last forever. We hope to help people in their own way. Commemorating loved ones."
Commemorative diamond cultivation: how diamonds are made
Anyone who has studied the "Secondary Physics" course knows that the natural stone of natural diamonds is diamond, which is a simple crystal composed of carbon. The content of this element in the ashes is only 0.5% to 2%, and the carbon content in the hair is 30-50%, which is why hair can be used instead of ashes. Therefore, it is not magical that the ashes become diamonds. But there are still many visitors who want to know how the diamond that belongs to them was born.




“This is what they cherish most, and we don’t want any mistakes.†Oliver said: “Although the staff in our lab are very busy, we still try our best to meet our customers’ requirements and realize our “Personal Service†(personalization). Customized service)."
Those emotions, as precious as diamonds, Oliver is a very careful person. In his conversations, he often talks about the touching stories that happened to the customers he touched.

Pet hair or ashes for life diamond burial
A considerable part of Oliver's customers are to commemorate the death of pets. Today, people living in reinforced concrete cities often have a close affection for their pets. Many times, because the amount of ashes is not enough, they have to add the hair of the pet or the hair of the owner to supplement the carbon.
Although the name of the ashes diamond attracted many onlookers, Oliver said: “In fact, we are a laboratory for cultivating diamonds with carbon-containing materials. It is not limited to the funeral industry. We most hope to provide hair for diamonds. It's not ashes. As for the ashes made of ashes, hey, things are impermanent, but we really hope that they will never be our customers."
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