Diamond Slippers

This invention concept pertains to slippers that are made of solid diamond, either from a single diamond that is mined, or a diamond that is somehow synthesized into an entire set of slippers, for a wedding day. The diamond could be grown in a laboratory, for example, to be extremely large. There are some scientific processes that have been discovered that it may be possible to convert certain types of carbon nanite structures into diamonds. This concept was created based on the slippers in the Disney® movie, Cinderella, in 1989 for Anna V. Kushchenko, by Patrick R. McElhiney. She was born in Stockton, CA, and they talked about getting married under the cherry tree in his parent’s backyard.