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Bosses at a US company have announced a bizarre plan to produce 10 sparkling diamonds from King of Pop Michael Jackson's hair.
Executives at LifeGem have obtained a sample of the pop icon's tresses from a memorabilia collector, who owned some of the hair when Jackson burned off his scalp while filming a 1984 Pepsi commercial, reports said.
LifeGem founder Dean Vanden Biesen plans to create a limited edition set of 10 diamonds using a laboratory process that takes carbon from hair and turns it into high-quality gems.
In 2007, Vanden Biesen created three diamonds from the locks of German composer Beethoven's hair, selling one of the stones for approximately USD 200,000.
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