Austin-based Eterneva Raises $1.2 million to Expand Ashes-into-Diamonds Service | Connecting Directors

The classic question "who are you wearing?" may take on new meaning as the resurgent trend of mourning jewelry makes its way into the mainstream. A new start-up that turns cremated ashes to man-made diamonds promises to turn memorializing a loved one into a "magical experience," letting you wear and display a beautiful, one-of-a-kind reminder ...

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Hello and welcome to the second edition of our new Texas-focused column, a monthly roundup of some of the deals that took place in the Lone Star State in June. We like to start each column with some relevant data points, and that normally will include a summary of the funding that Texas startups raised during the month.

Austin startup Eterneva - which turns cremated ashes into diamonds - raises $1.2M

Eterneva, the Austin-based startup that turns cremated ashes of pets and loved ones into diamonds, announced Monday that it has raised $1.2 million in seed funding.Founded in 2017 by Adelle Archer and Garrett Ozar, the company extracts carbon from roughly half a cup of ashes and then puts the purified carbon through an extreme pressure and heat environment to create each diamond.

Austin funding wrap: Eterneva, Aunt Bertha, Mobile Tech RX, SubjectWell - Austin Business Journal

In the past week, five companies announced they had raised $39.4 million in funding deals. Click on the links below for more details about the transactions, which often precede hiring and other expansionary moves. * Aunt Bertha, a public benefit corporation, announced last week it had closed a $16 million series C funding.

Eterneva solidifies $1.2M round | PitchBook

Eterneva, a startup that transforms cremated remains of people and pets into diamonds, has raised $1.2 million from various angel investors, including Ian Lopatin, Eric Korman and David Rubin. This...

Eterneva Announces $1.2 Million in Funding, Key Investors Include Notley Ventures founder, Dan Graham, Spiritual Gangster founder, Ian Lopatin, and a former Ralph Lauren President, Eric Korman

Startup that celebrates remarkable people and pets by making diamonds from cremated ashes seeks to lead disruption of $20 Billion US death industry Austin, TX -Eterneva, an Austin startup that celebrates remarkable people and pets by turning their ashes into diamonds, is announcing today that it has completed its first round of funding, raising

Inside H-E-B's New ATX Tech Hub | Eterneva Raises $1.2M | AmericanInno

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This Founder Is Helping People Turn Their Loved Ones Into Diamonds

The 27-year-old founder helps people deal with loss in a unique way. The cost? Around $7,000 per diamond.

How Austin startup Eterneva turns recently deceased into diamonds - Austin Business Journal

The enormous potential market is part of what enticed Adelle Archer and her fellow co-founders. To tap it, however, requires an intensely personal public-relations strategy. That approach is part of what differentiates Eterneva Inc. from its competitors in the memorial-diamond arena, Archer said.

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Yes, You Really Can Turn Into A Diamond When You Die

Most people, when asked what should be done with their bodies when they leave this earth, consider two options: burial or cremation. Choose the former and your family may spring for a pricy coffin and gravestone; the latter will land you in a nice urn atop a mantel, or perhaps scattered among the ocean waves.