Most rings and pendants in this store are
available in many colors: Light Fancy Yellow, Medium Intense Fancy Yellow, Very
Intense Fancy Yellow, Canary Yellow, Blue Tanzanite, Lab-Grown Blue Ceylon
Sapphire, Lab-Grown Pink Sapphire, Lab-Grown Padparadsha Flaming Orange
Sapphire, Lab-Grown Emerald, Lab-Grown Alexandrite and Lab-Grown Tsvorite
Garnet.
Loose Colored Stones
Rings with Colored Stones
Pendants
with Colored Stones
Tennis
Bracelets with Colored Stones
Birthstones
Closing
the price gap could have a huge impact on your
next colored stone purchase. Now you can save
50%-600% (and more) on platinum and gold rings and
other fine jewelry. - All set in with a birth
stone or other favorite colored stone.
Highly
collectable and rare colored stones can now be
perfectly duplicated in a laboratory. Located on
the western edge of Siberia sits the Institute of
Monocrystaline Research. Dr. Victor Vins, Deputy
Director has pioneered the growing of beautiful
colored stones. The chemical composition, hardness
and color match equals that of their much more
expensive natural twins. The only difference is
that one comes from the earth while the Hadar
synthetic stone is grown in a laboratory.
Neither
a gemologist or your hair dresser will know the
difference.
Hadar,
Co. has contracted with some of the finest colored
stone cutters in the world. Each created stone is
flawless, custom hand cut for beauty and ideally
proportioned to meet any of your jewelry needs.
Quoting one client / a jewelry manufacturer:
"You (Hadar) are on the cutting edge for
color match and fine cuts. We are most impressed
by how you are able to bring out the beauty in all
your stones without any social or environmental
consequences".
Sapphires:
Available in many colors. The most popular being
Ceylon Blue, Pink, Yellow and Milk Chocolate
Brown.
The
greater majority of all "natural"
sapphires are heat treated to enhance the color.
The treatment is stable. However, it can easily be
overturned when exposed to flame (jeweler's torch)
or harsh chemicals (jewelry cleaning solutions).
Sapphires
are very durable. They are rated 9 on the Moh's
scale. The chemical composition for natural or
Hadar.
Sapphires
grown in a laboratory are corundum. All sapphires
can be elegantly placed next to Russian
Brilliants® simulated diamonds or smaller natural
diamonds to compose an elegant jewelry piece with
distinction.
With
a 10% hint of royal blue combined with medium - dark blues, this stone
is treasured as the most elegant of all the blue sapphires. Very rare
in sizes exceeding 3.50cts. Did you know that Princess Diane wore a
Ceylon Blue sapphire in her engagement ring? Please call for pricing
- 800-322-0995
For
the discriminating woman. A featured stone found in some of the most
expensive jewelry boutiques. Jewelers of Europe classify Padparadsha
as "a jewel for the rich and famous". Padparadsha is rising
in popularity as fire orange is one of this year's fashion colors. In
sizes exceeding 2cts, this stone is more expensive than a fine diamond. Please
call for pricing - 800-322-0995
This
sapphire has enormous feminine appeal. This medium pink flavored sapphire
is an eloquent way to say "I love you". Traditionally cut
is the standard. Want to bring this stone to life. Ask to have this
stone custom checkerboard or concave cut. No extra charge. Pink sapphires
are known to be the second rarest, just a notch below the padparadsha.
Please call for pricing - 800-322-0995
"I'm
wedded to the red." A quote from Harriette Williams Downey, renowned
collector of some of the most stunning ruby pieces. Her husband James
Williams was the owner of the Cincinnati baseball team in the 1950s.
The word ruby is derived from the Latin word rubeus. Today the mining
of rubies has been reduced to only a few areas. Burmese rubies are known
to be among the finest in the world. Their color is identified as pigeon
blood. Unlike other rubies there are no traces or purple and are highly
sought after. Hadar markets only this top quality red ruby. Did you
know that all rubies are comprised of corundum? Which in fact classifies
this beautiful stone as a red sapphire. Please
call for pricing - 800-322-0995
This
vivid green stone is mostly associated with royalty. Graced with diamonds
they make for some of the most exquisite designs. Many queens have adorned
them. Cleopatra was especially known for her collection of emerald jewelry.
South America is the largest exporter of emeralds. The Muzzo mine in
Columbia is known to produce the best color and quality emerald. 85%
of all natural emeralds are heavily included and "oiling"
or enhancement is common. The Hadar emerald is flawless, grown to color
match the Muzzo emerald and there is no enhancement process involved.
Please call for pricing - 800-322-0995
Possibly
the most underrated of all beautiful stones. With its vibrant Kelly
green color, this particular gem helps to make a dream come true. This
is a stone that makes a definite statement. Perfect for the extroverted
lady with sophisticated taste. Tsavorite was first discovered in Kenya.
A member of the garnet group, where many religious leaders claim in
mythological terms, guided the Ark for Noah that led him to safety.
They can be found in many shades. Hadar specializes in the uniquely
more expensive medium to slightly dark color zones. Please
call for pricing - 800-322-0995
"Distinct
and magical." These are the words of European royalty. A scarce
stone with remarkable color change that occurs under different lighting
conditions. Hadar top quality alexandrite has a bluish-green color in
daylight and turns to a soft shade of purplish-red or raspberry red
in incandescent light. Discovered in 1830, this extremely beautiful
gem is named for Czar Alexander Nikolayevich. Alexandrite is classified
as a rare and highly sought after gemstone. These stones are often sold
at premiums to fine diamonds.
Please call for pricing - 800-322-0995