Lately, an unconventional method of preserving your loved one’s memory caught my eye. Some bereaved folks today are turning to a lesser-known way to hold their loved ones close—by turning their ...

These days, more and more people are choosing cremation over burials more than ever. Because of this, the funeral and diamond industries are being reshaped to create new opportunities for cremation ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Lab-grown diamonds made from the cremated remains of a loved one might seem like an unusual way to grieve. But for some, it is the ...

Kloots tells PEOPLE she's creating a custom diamond ring with Eterneva as she approaches the fifth anniversary of his death Brenton Blanchet is an Associate Editor on PEOPLE's TV team. He has been ...

AUSTIN, Texas — Just weeks before his death in November of last year, Florian Oger sat in his Austin living room talking with his family about his final wishes, one of which was to become a diamond — ...

Among DTC brands, Eterneva occupies a unique niche: the company creates made-to-order memorial diamonds from the ashes or hair of lost loved ones. It is uncharted retail territory in many respects.

Unfortunately, we've all lost someone we loved at some point in our lives. Whether we've lost a pet or a loved one, knowing that you'll never see them again is a harrowing experience. But, what if we ...

Days after Florian Oger was diagnosed with terminal cancer and given six months to live, his wife met Adelle Archer, the co-founder of an Austin, Texas, startup that turns cremated ashes into diamonds ...