Amber diamonds are the most basic color option for all cremation diamonds. The amber diamond is grown under basic creation procedure with no added microelements or special technical treatments. Production costs and time are the lowest resulting in amber cremation diamonds being the most popular option. If you wish the color of your beloved diamond remain natural, choose the amber color. The amber color naturally results from nitrogen (N) that remains in the carbon that is essential in human cremation ashes.

The greenish yellow cremation diamond needs an additional HPHT treatment cycle to modify the crystal-structure and color-centres of the diamond. As a result, the greenish yellow color takes longer to process and has a relatively higher price.

Red cremation diamonds develop its beautiful color through further processing of amber diamonds. By applying the light of high-energy electrons with an electronic emitter, nitrogen-vacancy color centres will form inside the diamond giving the diamond its red color.

The blue cremation diamond looks regal and peaceful. LONITE has advanced technology to determine the atom density inside memorial diamonds. Therefore, the color of LONITE blue diamonds is very stable. The crystal growth is faster and easier with boron (B) atoms inside the carbon, which makes the growing speed quicker and the cost lower compared to colorless cremation diamonds.

The colorless cremation diamond has the highest purity (4N purity-99.99%) of carbon, free from any other elements or impurities. Moreover, the production procedure is the most technical in order to create a pure colorless diamond,which costs the highest (up to $ 21,500) and has the longest growing period (up to 9 months).