Method of manufacturing jewelry with artifacts such as cremation ashes embedded therein
AssigneeEverWith Ltd
InventorJonathan Burton
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Abstract
A method includes the selection of a jewelry blank having a chamber for receiving a gem. The chamber is partially filled with a first layer of UV resin. Cremation remains are placed within the first layer of resin or on the surface of the first layer of resin. Then, UV light is used to cure the first layer of resin. A second layer of resin partially fills the remaining void and is cured. Diamond dust may be added to the top surface of the cured second layer. A final layer of protective resin is added into the remaining space of the chamber and cured to create the finished jewelry piece.
Claims10
A method of manufacturing jewelry incorporating remains, comprising:
- a) providing a jewelry blank having a chamber;
- b) placing an amount of UV resin within the chamber to partially fill the chamber and form a first layer;
- c) placing selected remains in at least one of the following locations:
- (i) the interior of the UV resin of the first layer;
- (ii) the surface of the UV resin of the first layer;
- d) curing the first layer by exposing it to ultraviolet light for a time sufficient to cure the UV resin of the first layer;
- e) placing an amount of UV resin within the chamber to partially fill the chamber and form a second layer;
- f) curing the second layer by exposing it to ultraviolet light for a time sufficient to cure the UV resin of the second layer;
- g) placing an amount of UV resin within the chamber to complete the filling of the chamber and form a final layer;
- h) curing the final layer by exposing it to ultraviolet light for a time sufficient to cure the UV resin of the final layer.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.