Losing a loved one is difficult by itself. And today, people are more interested in memorializing their family and pets in unique ways.
Sure, you could embed a video screen into a gravestone, but how often would you get to experience that? And if SHARK TANK is an indicator, remembering someone should be more of a celebration — leading some people to convert their dearly departed’s ashes into a diamond via services like ETERNEVA.
But you want something a bit more unique than that, don’t you?
After all, making a diamond only requires about a half-cup of ashes or hair, 10 months, and about $8000 to make.
Why not go one step farther and MAKE A RECORD ALBUM FROM THE ASHES AS WELL?
That’s the premise behind AND VINYLY, a custom vinyl record manufacturer that will take cremated ashes and turn those into a customized album for you. You can provide whatever 24 minutes of audio you’d like for the record (12 minutes per side), or they can edit some music loops up for you.
Costs start at about $1500 or so, but can go up with more customizations, like fancy artwork where ashes are combined into the paint, with a final product suitable for framing.
So the next time you’re dying for something extra special versus the usual after-life items, check out AND VINYLY here: http://andvinyly.com