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It's an entirely new way to keep in touch with your passion and lasts for generations. Recoverable with a microscope or view using the online NanoBrowser™.

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Amoroso Sample
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US Constitution and Declaration of Independence
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Dennis Sample
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Miller Sample
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Shakespeare
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Tracy Sample
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Carla's Story
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The Bible
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Constitution
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About NanoRosetta®

We believe in connecting generations and preserving legacies forever on a tiny format that lasts forever.

NanoRosetta is an innovative way to record stories in metal that lasts for thousands of years on a medallion the size of a dime. Pass it on for generations.

Photos and stories are nano-engraved on a shiny metal medallion and sealed with a crystal and easily retrieved with just light and optics.

All pendants and dog tags can be customized with engraved names on the back for that perfect unique gift.

NanoRosetta® is the high speed technology behind the nano-engraving process. The patented process creates 5 billion pixels image to make up a yearbook. This is five times larger than NASA’s largest image ever taken of the Andromeda galaxy.

To recover the images, we use a 20 Megapixel camera or a lab quality microscope. In the near future all the photos on the medallion will be easily recovered by a mobile phone.