Thank you for your interest in Algordanza Memorial Diamonds. Remembrance Diamonds Corporation is Algordanza AG's international partner, facilitating orders originating and being delivered to Canada. Below please find the most recent news and media items where our Memorial Diamonds have been featured. To obtain an official price list, please complete the contact form located here.
In 2016, our head office in Switzerland was featured on Discovery Science television. Funeral professionals and families from Canada, and interested parties from all over the world, have been to our facility to see where the production happens. This particular video has some of the best footage and descriptions of what takes place when producing a unique Memorial Diamond.
Remembrance Diamonds Memorial Diamonds were featured by CTV News Calgary as they covered the Funeral Service Association of Canada's annual convention at Lake Louise, Alberta June 8 - 11, 2015. Also popular this year was implant recycling and 'green' burials. Click below to see the full story.
In October 2014, The New York Post featured an article on our Memorial Diamonds. Although the news item says people have paid 'anywhere from $10,000 to $32,000 for the prized possessions', our Memorial Diamonds start at $3,699 CAD. Many people also often ask for images of our 'rough' or Signature Diamonds, our Classic Diamonds as well as pictures from our process. Click on the image below to read the article from The Post and to scroll through some great images from our head office in Switzerland. Please contact us anytime to receive our most recent brochure and pricing information.
In 2014, the Funeral Service Association of Canada's convention was held in St. John's Newfoundland May 20 to 24. Always an annual exhibitor, Remembrance Diamonds was once again featured in a CBC News story. Click the image below to see the report.
Remembrance Diamonds and the Algordanza Memorial Diamond was the featured Cover Story in the May/June 2014 issue of Funeral Business Advisor. Please take a few minutes to read the latest news and views of those choosing a forever diamond keepsake to keep the essence of a loved one close. The article features testimonial statements from purchasers through the years and recent statistics surrounding this memorial choice.
On May 7, 2014, the daytime show "The Doctors" discussed the topic of Memorial Diamonds. An associate producer for the program got in touch with Remembrance Diamonds prior to the show's taping and was sent two of our Memorial Diamonds to view the week it was recorded. We were pleased to be invited to provide those involved with information and insight into the service we offer. The doctor's discussion may be seen by clicking on the logo below.
An article involving an Italian father's idea for his deceased son was a popular You Tube video and news item seen and read around the world in 2013. Algordanza AG, our partner who fulfills our client's requests, were happy to complete his wish. The image below is also a link to the story.
On October 25th 2013 the National Post published a feature entitled "Going out in style: Funeral planning for 2013" where Remembrance Diamonds was interviewed and featured. Click below to read the articles.
On July 25, 2013, Remembrance Diamonds president René de Diego was invited to appear on Global BC's BC1 News Channel for an in-depth discussion on Memorial Diamonds with news anchor Jill Krop. Click on the image below to view the story.
The Funeral Service Association of Canada's annual convention was held June 3rd to 6th 2013 in London, Ontario. Remembrance Diamonds Corporation exhibited again this year, and participated in media interviews on the growing popularity of memorial diamonds as a unique choice to remember a cherished loved one. At this year's event, we highlighted our recently announced partnership with highly acclaimed Vancouver based jeweller Sonja Picard; which was also an industry news item that appeared in the May/June issue of Funeral Business Advisor. We were also once again featured by the CBC in an article entitled "More Canadians choose cremation over caskets". For further details on the convention, or any of the associated articles, click on the respective images below.
