Parents are killing their unborn children to make jewelry

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Not really.   When someone dies and you get their ashes, you haven't purposely killed them.   That's what happens with this IVF jewelry ... the parents opt to kill the babies and then display their dead remains in jewelry.

Well I believe in an afterlife where the soul chooses the body they will inhabit but once it knows the intentions of the destruction or ultimate death of the vessel, it can then choose to not inhabit it.

The parents' aim is to create a child and the IVF method which, by its nature/procedure, destroys life. But to the people trying to make a child it appears they think that it's worth the death of multiple embryos and because I am not in their shoes and don't really know how they feel (as you don't either, but think that you do) for them to want to keep the remains as people do with loved ones' ashes, this seems more like an honoring or respecting the dead.

Have you found any more information on this company, such as yearly sales numbers? I'm curious to see how and why they stay in business.

Edit to Add AI:

"IVF embryo keepsakes offer a meaningful way to honor the journey of fertility, with options ranging from personalized jewelry to timeline signs.Creating Keepsakes from IVF Embryos

1. Jewelry from Embryos: Companies like Blossom Keepsake specialize in crafting unique jewelry pieces using unused IVF embryos. This process involves treating the embryos with care and transforming them into handcrafted items that families can cherish. The service includes sending an inclusion pack to securely send embryos, with a typical lead time of 8–10 weeks for the creation of the keepsake. 
   
   
   
2. Ethical Considerations: The practice of creating jewelry from IVF embryos has sparked ethical debates. Critics argue that it commodifies human life and raises moral dilemmas about the treatment of embryos. Some view it as a disturbing trend, while others see it as a way for families to commemorate their fertility journey. 
   
   
   
3. Alternative Keepsakes: Besides jewelry, there are other options like personalized IVF timeline signs that document the journey from embryo creation to due date. These signs serve as heartfelt reminders of the milestones in the IVF process and can be used for fertility announcements or nursery decor. 
   
   
   
4. Marketplace Options: Platforms like Etsy offer a variety of IVF keepsakes, including custom items that can be tailored to individual stories and experiences. This allows families to find unique, handmade pieces that resonate with their journey. 
   
   
   
5. Bespoke Services: Companies such as Baby Bee Hummingbirds create bespoke jewelry from extra IVF embryos, allowing parents to keep a tangible memory of their journey. This service emphasizes the emotional significance of the keepsake, providing a way to celebrate motherhood and the IVF experience. 
   
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Would You Turn Your Extra IVF Embryos Into Jewellery?