Custom Diamond Engagement Rings Created from Your Hair Capture Love Forever

April 4, 2011 - PRLog -- Fort Washington, PA

Couples can now proclaim their endless love by creating a custom diamond that is as unique and precious as their commitment to one another. Diamonds, long a symbol of love and devotion, can now be created from personal signature carbon found in the hair of either or both partners, to permanently capture the sparkle of romance in a beautiful, one-of-a-kind diamond, set in an engagement, wedding, or anniversary ring that will become a forever-cherished heirloom.

These laboratory grown diamonds are real, not simulants, and have the exact same physical, chemical and optical characteristics as Earth-mined diamonds. Whereas natural diamonds are formed deep under the Earth over millions of years, these diamonds are created in a controlled laboratory environment from a personal source of carbon, such as a lock of hair, in 70 to 80 days. Diamonds can be created in several stunning colors, including white, yellow-green, cognac, deep red, and blue.

The diamond creation process is environmentally friendly, using only modest amounts of electricity, as opposed to the massive environmental impact of diamond-mining operations. Laboratory-created diamonds are also conflict free.

“Our man-made diamonds are ideal for unique engagement, wedding, and anniversary rings, or commemorative jewelry for any number of special occasions,” said Tom Bischoff, President of DNA2Diamonds. “It is an amazing way to capture the essence of life forever in a unique keepsake.”

To learn more about the diamond creation process and the available diamond colors, cuts, sizes and settings, visit www.DNA2Diamonds.com.

For more information contact:

Alex Howerton
Director of Sales and Marketing
DNA2Diamonds LLC
267.708.7970
ahowerton@dna2diamonds.com
http://www.dna2diamonds.com

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DNA2Diamonds, headquartered in Fort Washington, Pennsylvania, is a privately held manufacturer and global distributor of custom laboratory grown real diamonds using the signature carbon obtained from a lock of hair of one or more loved ones.