Created by nail artist Sarah Clarke, the process for producing the nails is fairly simple, with customers simply sending over a copy of their scans and Clarke recreating them on a single acrylic nail using paint and a fine brush, she told Pretty52.
Customers can then either glue the nail on as one would with a normal acrylic, or frame it as a keepsake.
"It has proven to be very popular with existing clients and people from all over requesting it also," Clarke said.
While some clients come in requesting the special nails to celebrate their pregnancy, others have done so in homage of babies they have miscarried or lost due to premature births, she added.