How to pronounce “adell” in English

When I'm back to being Adelle, like, the world looks normal again.

But I ended up double majoring after taking three of Sandra Adell's classes in African-American Studies.

It is very exciting to be here to host Adelle Waldman, who happens to be my sister-in-law.

But we couldn't be more proud of Adelle and pursuing her dream and realizing it-- woo!

After completing her MBA, Adelle got the idea for Eterneva in 2015 after losing her good friend and mentor, Tracey. ADELLE: When Tracey passed, she actually had

conversation with a diamond scientist. ADELLE: He's like, "Well, if we can get the carbon out of Tracey's ashes I think we could grow you a diamond." And I mean, as soon as he said it,

do which is growing a diamond from carbon. ADELLE: In the beginning when we started, this was a crazy supply chain to set up. A lot of these scientists don't even exist

options better suited to individual values. ADELLE: I think what resonates with a lot of people about the diamond is you have that physical anchor to your loved one.

This is the most precious thing I own. ADELLE: One of the things that I realized was that I really find a lot of purpose in helping somebody through a hard time and helping them

I'll give a little bit of an intro, so folks have a background on Adelle, and then she's going to read a bit from "The Love Affairs."

And so-- this is a very non-Googly career, that Adelle has developed.

But one of them, of course, is, it's written from the male perspective, and people find interesting when they meet Adelle, who is one of the nicest, greatest,

Wow! Welcome home, honey. ADELLE ARCHER: The way people react when they hear about this, it was either like, "This is the most amazing and incredible idea I've ever heard,"

This is one of our machines. This one is under pressure. So we are currently actively growing a diamond right now. At these stations... NARRATOR: Adelle Archer is the co-founder and

ton of research. Everything felt really like trinket-y and cheap and transactional. And nothing kind of really spoke to me. NARRATOR: But then Adelle had a

They basically were like, "Good luck." NARRATOR: And then in 2019, Eterneva caught a big break. A $600,000 deal with Mark Cuban. ADELLE: Going on Shark Tank, I mean,

John coming home. NARRATOR: Early reports suggest that Eterneva's months-long diamond making process supports the vast majority of participants through their grief journey. ADELLE: You know, going into this,

Hey Cecilia, this is Garrett. This is going to be the starting point to create your beautiful diamond of Cali. ADELLE: We have Cali's diamond.