They Want To Turn Michael jackson's Burned Hair In Diamond
A Chicago company said on Friday it had obtained some of the hair Jackson burned while filming a 1984 Pepsi commercial and planned to create a limited edition of diamonds from it.
"Absolutely this is for real," said Dean VandenBiesen, founder of LifeGem, which has a patent on a process that extracts carbon from hair, turns it into crystals and then into high-quality laboratory diamonds.
VandenBiesen told Reuters there was enough singed hair in his possession to make about 10 diamonds. No sale price has been set but VandenBiesen said LifeGem created three diamonds from locks of Beethoven's hair in 2007, and sold one of them for around $200,000.
That's what I wanted to know I dunno what's weirder, the stories when he was alive or the stories since he's passed
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These stories are getting stranger & stranger. How were they able to even get his hair?
One of the executive producers from the Pepsi commercial set where the star’s hair caught on fire has sold a piece of the hair he saved to John Reznikoff who is a freak collector of celebrity hair. Now John as inked a deal with a company called LifeGem that will create a set of diamonds with the hair.
Some of these people I tell you
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