OJ Simpson’s lawyer revealed the fate of the late athlete’s ashes. LaVergne, who noted that he did not want one for himself, shared that the cremation, jewelry and death certificates cost ...

Vicki L. Miller / Shutterstock.com Now, Simpson’s lawyer Malcolm LaVergne told TMZ that Simpson was cremated following his death and that his ashes were turned into pieces of jewelry.

The idea of wearing your deceased loved one around your finger or neck might be a little unsettling, but that's exactly what a company called Algordanza does: transform human ashes into a diamond.

Algordanza Inc. Jewelry often holds sentimental ... forge a sparkling diamond from the ashes of someone who has passed away. The concept of turning people into gemstones is not only plausible ...

Renaud and Wetnicka began researching trends and found that incorporating both ashes and breast milk into jewelry have been on the rise in recent years. "Women are really starting to embrace our ...

Scientists process the ashes to extract the pure carbon ... take a lock of the decedent’s hair and turn it into wearable and functional jewelry,” she says. “Often the hair was woven into ...

Justin Crowe of Chronicle Cremation Designs offers something much more unique that you can do with the ashes of a loved one. The business turns remains into "ceramic design objects" for your home.

The infamous NFL player died, aged 76, after a battle with cancer. His ashes have since been made into jewelry and distributed to his four kids. Malcolm LaVergne, Simpson's longtime lawyer and ...