Friday, July 31, 2009

Michael Jackson Diamond In The News

Countless outlets have covered the controversial news that a collectible company has partnered with a jewelry company to turn hair from Michael Jackson into diamonds. Perez Hilton is just one of the many popular blogs that has voiced an opinion on the idea.

There are many different views on the topic, both positive and negative.

DNA2Diamonds believes the public attention due to the story is a great thing. It has propelled awareness of the revolutionary process, and the ability to preserve memories of loved ones through one-of-a-kind diamonds that can be worn and cherished forever.

While a Michael Jackson diamond certainly gets people talking, DNA2Diamonds wants everyone to realize the possibilities this technology offers for keeping the people who are really a part of your life forever close. Anyone who has meaning to you, living or deceased, person or pet, can be remembered through the creation of an everlasting keepsake.

We are excited that people are learning about this unique new option to keep loved ones close, always.

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

DNA2Diamonds Goes Hollywood

We’ve always been confident that DNA2Diamonds would gain momentum as a trend, but we believe interest from the celebrity circuit will really drive the business to new heights.

DNA2Diamonds has been approached by several A-list actresses who can’t wait to get DNA2Diamonds made from their pet’s personal carbon. Word is spreading about the unique diamonds and Hollywood is racing to be the latest trendsetters in jewelry and with so many pet-loving celebs out there, orders are expected to soar.

We’re excited to place our diamonds in the hands of such an influential and visible community. We can’t release names just yet, but stay tuned.

DNA2Diamonds is set to become the latest Hollywood trend!

Monday, July 27, 2009

DNA2Diamonds Sells Authorized Diamonds Only

We are excited about the surge in customer and press inquiries we received during the past week.

DNA2Diamonds is thrilled that knowledge of the business is growing, but we want to make clear and go on record that we do not sell unauthorized DNA2Diamonds. Our strict collection process ensures that all diamonds are authentic and authorized by the client providing the DNA carbon source. That is our paramount concern. We want to make sure that every DNA2Diamond – no matter whether the source is from a private person or well-known celebrity – is 100% verified. This kind of strict standard is very important to our Company and our industry.

One way we further this standard and our guarantee is with the DNA2Diamonds Signature Carbon Hair Collection Kit that all customers receive with complete step-by-step instructions. Everything you need to identify and send your hair samples to us is included, and we offer absolute assurance that the carbon source for your diamond is tracked, controlled and secured at each step in the creation process. All customers are assigned a personal identification number and receive e-mail updates at the completion of each creative stage.

Tuesday, July 14, 2009

DNA2Diamonds Supports National Canine Cancer Foundation

DNA2Diamonds has teamed up with the National Canine Cancer Foundation (NCCF) to help raise money for canine cancer research. This organization not only helps to fight against cancer in dogs, but applies it's research to humans as well. By learning how to treat a dog’s cancer, which has all the complexities of a human cancer, they are likely to come up with treatments that can also be used on people.
Did you know that canine cancer affects one out of every three dogs. Of those, over half of them will die of cancer. The National Canine Cancer Foundation has started a Twitter contest to raise money for research. Please be sure visit and enter the "Write the Perfect Tweet Contest" at http://www.perfecttweet.com/

There are wonderful prizes and great sponsors. Also, it is a great chance to save money with companies offering discounts to those who join the contest.

Tuesday, June 2, 2009

DNA2Diamond - What Makes Them Special

What makes our diamonds stand out among the crowd? Simple. We offer a unique product at a fraction of the cost. Our diamonds are one-of-a-kind and personal unlike any other diamond in the world.

Earth-mined, colored diamonds are significantly more expensive than lab-grown, colored diamonds. Not only can you save on a genuine diamond, but you can personalize this diamond with the signature carbon of someone you love. The man-made diamond will have the same physical, chemical and optical properties of an earth-mined diamond. But, the price tag will be significantly less!

Our diamonds are a celebration of life and a beautiful way to show someone your love. The value of a DNA2Diamond goes beyond the price tag as the emotional and sentimental value allow your diamond to become a lasting keepsake.

To find out more information, please visit www.DNA2Diamonds.com

Tuesday, May 26, 2009

Coping with the loss of a family pet

Losing a pet is a one of the most devastating experiences that can occur in a person's lifetime. DNA2Diamonds has a very special way to help families cope with the loss of a pet by creating a magnificent piece of jewelry in their honor. DNA2Dimonds can assist you in a unique setting that expresses your pet best. Such as a beautiful locket, paw print, or horseshoe.

To help you during the grieving period, DNA2Diamonds recommends the following:

Read a poem. PetLoss.com site has some wonderful poems that you may find healing and inspirational.

If you are dealing with guilt after a loss of a pet we recommend you read this article Dealing with the Guilt.

Contact a pet loss counselor. We found Pets and People's site to be very helpful with grief support. Don't be afraid or ashamed to seek counseling, it can help to talk to someone who understands and who will acknowledge your loss.


Be sure to visit DNA2Diamonds, or give us a call to discuss how we can help you through this difficult time.


Monday, May 18, 2009

A Rare Blue Diamond Sells at a Record Price

A rare flawless vivid blue diamond weighing 7.03 carats sold last week for $9.49 million Swiss francs (including commission), which marks the highest price ever paid for a gem of its kind. According to auctioneer David Bennett, chairman of Sotheby's jewelry department in Europe and the Middle East, the gem was discovered last year at the historic Cullinan mine in South Africa and has been graded highly for its vivid color and clarity.

After hectic bidding see-sawed between two callers for 15 minutes, the rectangular-shaped blue stone, the rarest to enter the international market this year, went to an anonymous buyer. The new owner will have the right to name the stone, which is mounted in a platinum ring.

Read more by visiting http://tinyurl.com/qd7lkh