Huhn worked with a business out of Texas called Eterneva.
Over several months, the company takes the carbon from ashes using a carbon purification process. Equipment then adds high heat and high pressure, eventually, after several months, turning the carbon into a raw diamond.
Randy Huhn turned his partner's ashes into a diamond. The jewel was finally delivered today after months in the making.
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Randy Huhn told KEYT the diamond produced from Debbie Huhn's ashes is a blue diamond and is the same color as his wife's eyes.
He received the diamond Wednesday and he said it couldn’t have come at a better time.
"First it was Thanksgiving and then what would've been our 40th anniversary. Then her birthday and then Christmas. So that's been tough to get through, but looking forward to this coming helped a lot," Randy Huhn told KEYT.
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