The Process of growing diamonds from carbon is nothing I haven't seen before, but I don't understand what adding a few milligrams of ash from your hair adds to it. I'd understand ashes from cremated dead, but not the hair bit. And what does DNA have to do with anything?
Anyway, hair doesn't have "important minerals", it has carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen and sulfur, (I googled chemical composition hair to find out) and most of those evaporate when they burn the hair, leaving them only with carbon. I don't see how that carbon is any different from the carbon they add. I don't see how that carbon makes any difference.
Also, diamonds don't have any "important minerals" either. Diamonds, too, have carbon. And some carbon. And carbon, too.
@pipmdirector Your DNA source (hair or ashes) is put through a heating process that makes it turn into carbon which is used to create the diamond. It's not a PR spin, it's a very intriguing process to create diamonds with a person or pets personal carbon extracted from their hair or ashes.
@DNA2Diamonds I wasn't discrediting the process, I think it's amazing. it's the pinnacle of symbolic commemorating (symbolic commemorating as in trapping somebody's memory for an eternity, e.g. statues) but what I don't like is the style of the video which to me feels like the the same kind of video you get on all kinds of shopping channel crap.
The concept is ingenious, but on a chemical level all carbon is the same and it's the impurities that make diamonds unique. These are personal.
@pipmdirector They call it personal carbon to differentiate it from the supplemented carbon, not to use some lovey dovey way of saying cremated remains etc... Different things. I think you jumped on the old stereotype wagon there bro.
YOU STOLE THE DESIGN FROM MISSION IMPOSSIBLE!
silverbud 1 week ago
Im in the weird part of youtube.
hollay912 1 month ago
Imagine someone taking a dump and sending it in. Also, diamond in the rough was a horrible fanfiction.
MrAawesomegamer 1 month ago
is that BIG price the price that you hsave to take to them to create the diamond or the sell price??
Marini2000 1 month ago
Can they do it with my sperm
de3a10 2 months ago 6
I don't get it.
The Process of growing diamonds from carbon is nothing I haven't seen before, but I don't understand what adding a few milligrams of ash from your hair adds to it. I'd understand ashes from cremated dead, but not the hair bit. And what does DNA have to do with anything?
moshehim 2 months ago
@moshehim look the hair holds important minerals and it has to do with the creation of the diamond
Marini2000 2 months ago
@Marini2000 How so?
Anyway, hair doesn't have "important minerals", it has carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen and sulfur, (I googled chemical composition hair to find out) and most of those evaporate when they burn the hair, leaving them only with carbon. I don't see how that carbon is any different from the carbon they add. I don't see how that carbon makes any difference.
Also, diamonds don't have any "important minerals" either. Diamonds, too, have carbon. And some carbon. And carbon, too.
moshehim 2 months ago
interesting to say the least. notice how they had to use a pyramid to make the diamond.
sunmanpatoo 3 months ago
Theoretically speaking, we're each worth millions! That was so cheesy, but true.
grandmasterauto 3 months ago 2
lol
mctusk 3 months ago
I want one
KatiushaVN4 4 months ago
hmm
StaringAtShlt 5 months ago
LOL personal carbon :')
i'm loving the whole american PR spin on this XD
bloody hell....
pipmdirector 5 months ago 6
@pipmdirector Your DNA source (hair or ashes) is put through a heating process that makes it turn into carbon which is used to create the diamond. It's not a PR spin, it's a very intriguing process to create diamonds with a person or pets personal carbon extracted from their hair or ashes.
DNA2Diamonds 5 months ago
@DNA2Diamonds I wasn't discrediting the process, I think it's amazing. it's the pinnacle of symbolic commemorating (symbolic commemorating as in trapping somebody's memory for an eternity, e.g. statues) but what I don't like is the style of the video which to me feels like the the same kind of video you get on all kinds of shopping channel crap.
The concept is ingenious, but on a chemical level all carbon is the same and it's the impurities that make diamonds unique. These are personal.
pipmdirector 5 months ago
@pipmdirector They call it personal carbon to differentiate it from the supplemented carbon, not to use some lovey dovey way of saying cremated remains etc... Different things. I think you jumped on the old stereotype wagon there bro.
jonesy77777 2 weeks ago
totally freaking awesome!! if i have a pet that dies or a family member who gets cremated i would love to have one of these!! awesome idea!
mmfnsmith 8 months ago
@mmfnsmith uh..... i'm not sure the dead want their ash to be made into diamonds... and... wouldn't that diamond be cursed....
huptochao 4 months ago
The hell..
misssaradiana 8 months ago
Wtf
ibealex1 9 months ago
cool shiny i waish i can make one
Setsunafseieiful 9 months ago
Ultra creepy indeed...
Sodabowski 11 months ago
very creepy
TheSilverSilhouette 11 months ago
i want one =D
TheLincolnWorld 1 year ago