Understand how Black Gil's ashes became a diamond for the Gil family
The diamond for the Gil family was produced entirely in Brazil.
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The diamond for the Gil family was produced entirely in Brazil. How the ashes turn to diamond The manufacture of the stone begins with the extraction and purification of carbon still present in the ashes. In addition to the individual certification number, the diamond can receive a laser engraving with the name of the honored person.
Furthermore, Known for cultivating intense relationships and gathering people around her, the singer recorded the desire to transform part of her farewell into an object of permanent memory. The value lies in the possibility of transforming the history lived into a material reference, chosen according to the wishes of the person and his/her family. “Humanizing mourning is not denying pain.
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The diamond for the Gil family was produced entirely in Brazil.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesHow the ashes turn to diamond The manufacture of the stone begins with the extraction and purification of carbon still present in the ashes.
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In addition to the individual certification number, the diamond can receive a laser engraving with the name of the honored person.
according to MetrópolesEach copy receives an individual certification number and can also gain a microscopic laser recording with the name of the honored person, visible only with magnification equipment.
according to VejaKnown for cultivating intense relationships and gathering people around her, the singer recorded the desire to transform part of her farewell into an object of permanent memory.
according to VejaThe value lies in the possibility of transforming the history lived into a material reference, chosen according to the wishes of the person and his/her family. “Humanizing mourning is not denying pain.
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