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Valentine’s Day 2016 is just a little over a month away. Why not shop early and give her the diamond engagement ring she really wants! Custom engagement ring design always includes 3D CAD drawings for your approval prior to casting in Southern California. Today we are showcasing 3 stunning cushion cut diamonds ideal for a romantic Valentine’s Day 2016, ranging from $2,150 to $23k. 1.06 CARAT CUSHION CUT DIAMOND Paired with a Classic Solitaire Engagement Ring Setting Diamond: $2,150 Ring: $385 Total: $2,535 Get engaged this Valentine’s Day for under $2,600 with a sparkling 1.06 carat Cushion Cut, Laser Drilled Diamond and Classic Solitaire Engagement Ring Setting. This pretty cushion cut with a romantic cut-style boasts a G color and SI1 clarity, with a slight rectangular shape. Paired with“The One” Classic Solitaire engagement ring setting, you will make her sparkle with a natural diamond ring for only $2,535! Watch the Actual Diamond Video: 1.06 ct Cushion Cut Diamond 2.05 CARAT CUSHION CUT DIAMOND Paired with a Halo Engagement Ring Setting Diamond: $8,450 Ring: $1,625Total: $10,075 Did you know that a 2 carat diamond weight is a highly desirable size for diamond engagement rings? With laser drilled diamonds, you can afford it while still knowing you are buying a beautiful natural diamond with great color and clarity. The 2.05 carat Cushion Cut, Laser Drilled Diamond shows a top-tier F color and SI1 clarity. She will adore its rectangular pillow shape and excellent polish and symmetry grades! This diamond is ideal for the true romantic who appreciates well-defined curves and magnificent sparkle. Pair this beauty with a Halo Engagement Ring Setting and propose to her with a 2+ carat diamond engagement ring for only $10,075! Watch the Actual Video: 2.05 ct Cushion Cut Diamond 3.03 CARAT CUSHION CUT DIAMOND Paired with the Engagement Ring Design of Her Dreams! Yes, yes, yes! This is what you will hear when you propose with the show-stopping 3.03 carat, GIA Certified, Cushion Cut, natural HPHT Diamond. This stunning beauty displays a white G color and top-tier VVS2 clarity that will make her hand sparkle across a crowded room. Fit for even the most discriminating eye, this 3+ carat sparkler will make her the envy of the neighborhood! Pair it with a custom engagement ring design of her dreams by emailing us photos of a design that inspires you, and we will make it uniquely yours. Prior to casting, we create 3D CAD drawings for your approval, so you know exactly what you are getting. Need help with the design? We recommend “The Empress” engagement ring design for a diamond of this size and beauty. Watch the actual video of the 3+ carat GIA Certified Cushion Cut Diamond. Hadar Diamonds can help you find the perfect diamond and engagement ring setting for your style. Contact us todayto receive your dream ring in time for Valentine’s Day 2016! *Diamond Sale prices valid through January 14, 2016. Reserve today with deposit to hold prices. ...read more
By Hadar Diamonds Inc January 05, 2016
Black Friday&CyberMonday Diamonds! CyberMonday is only days away! Get better deals on diamonds than you can on Black Friday. To help you reserve your choice CyberMonday diamond deals, Hadar Diamonds has opened up the sale early to ensure you get the beauty you want. Today we are going to showcase three Cushion Cut CyberMonday diamonds meant to impress at an affordable price. The selections include a 1.70 carat, a 2.05 carat, and a show-stopping 3.03 carat cushion cut diamond guaranteed to make even the most discriminating eye sparkle! THE 1.70 CARAT CUSHION CUT DIAMOND FOR $4,450 (AS OF 11/23/15) Yes, it is possible to afford a gorgeous, near 2 carat cushion cut diamond engagement ring for under $5,000. Pair this 1.70 carat cushion cut, H, SI2, laser drilled diamond with excellent polish and symmetry with a classic solitaire (CyberMonday Engagement Ring Special for $299) and propose to her for only $4,749! Laser Drilled Diamonds require no special care and can be cared for and worn like any other diamond. Prices valid through December 2, 2015. Watch the actual diamond video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0yrdZ3DjAUY THE 2.05 CARAT CUSHION CUT DIAMOND FOR $8,450 (AS OF 11/23/15) This 2.05 carat Cushion Cut Diamond boasts a top-tier F color, SI1 clarity, and rectangular pillow shape. It appears like a 2.25 carat cushion cut diamond and enjoys exceptional sparkle, excellent symmetry, and excellent polish. Laser drilled diamond. Laser Drilled Diamonds require no special care and can be cared for and worn like any other diamond. Ideal for a cushion cut diamond engagement ring, the 2.05 carat cushion can be paired with a classic solitaire (CyberMonday Engagement Ring Special for $299) with a total price of $8,749. Prices valid through December 2, 2015. Watch the actual diamond video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZW2pupQq-U8 THE 3.03 CARAT CUSHION CUT DIAMOND FOR $22,650 (AS OF 11/23/15) Stop the show for under $23k! This 3.03 carat Cushion Cut GIA certified diamond enjoys a white G color and highly desirable VVS2 clarity. All natural, this GIA certified HPHT diamond will make her the envy of the neighborhood with its gorgeous sparkle and white appearance. Ideal for an engagement ring to pass down to your heirs for years to come, it is suitable to be paired with a classic solitaire setting, or, for the woman who adores more, the “Empress” diamond engagement ring setting. Review the video below and see why this 3.03 carat Cushion Cut diamond is one of our favorite CyberMonday Diamonds! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCJG5Y5PXDE Want more? Call, text, or email Hadar Diamonds to learn about unpublished inventory we just received for the upcoming holidays. ...read more
By Hadar Diamonds Inc November 24, 2015
Diamonds… one of Mother Nature’s dazzling nuggets. Treasured since ancient times, there is nothing that captures light and brilliance more than a well cut, natural diamond. The most beautiful diamonds are thought of as luxury items, well outside of most people’s reach. But is this really true? Hadar Diamonds proves this is a myth. Did you know that there are affordable, natural alternatives to a traditional diamond? Of course, there are stones such as moissanite and zirconia, but they wear over time and are not “the real thing.” With advancements in technology, there are certain natural diamonds that can undergo processes to improve color or the appearance of clarity. So why would you want to learn more about these types? The answer is simple. To save money while still knowing that you own a natural, beautiful diamond that can be treasured for a life-time, at an affordable price. There are 3 types of diamonds that have come on to the market and have proven the test of time: GIA Certified Natural HPHT Diamonds, Laser Drilled Diamonds, and Clarity Enhanced Diamonds. In today’s review, we will go over the characteristics that make them ideal choices for couples getting engaged and investors alike. They are in order of price per carat value from high to low. 1) GIA Certified Natural HPHT Diamonds: Not to be confused with synthetic, lab-grown diamonds, GIA certified natural HPHT diamonds are show-stoppers that are increasingly sought-after by sophisticated diamond buyers and investors. Natural HPHT diamonds are desirable for their remarkable beauty and permanence. It is rare to see an HPHT stone with less than VVS2 clarity or F color. The clarity is intrinsic, coming out of the earth with extremely high clarities and superior molecular structure. So superior, these types of diamonds (Type IIa) are strong enough to withstand a process that mimics being put back in the earth’s immense heat and pressure to change their champagne or light brown color. There is nothing taken away from or added to an HPHT diamond. The reason GIA certified natural HPHT diamonds are so desirable is because of their great beauty and characteristics indistinguishable from a diamond that originated as colorless. Only sophisticated instruments can detect whether or not these diamonds have been processed. We wanted to get the GIA’s opinion on HPHT diamonds. They are the foremost and most credible authority in the industry holding up stringent guidelines to educate and protect diamond consumers. The following outlines an email and their expert response: Question: Hello, I’m curious about HPHT diamonds – are these considered natural diamonds or synthetics? GIA response: HPHT stands for high pressure high temperature. HPHT is a process to grow synthetic diamonds and it is also a process to alter the color of natural diamonds. If it is a HPHT synthetic diamond, the diamond will receive a synthetic diamond grading report: http://www.gia.edu/gem-lab-service/synthetic-diamond. For any synthetic diamond submitted to our lab, if it has not been laser inscribed with the phrase Laboratory Grown, we will inscribe it ourselves before returning it to the client. When a HPHT processed color natural diamond is issued a GIA diamond grading report, first you will find one of two laser inscriptions on the girdle of the diamond: 1) HPHT PROCESSED or 2) The registered trademark that is exclusive to diamonds that have undergone the HPHT process. If the diamond was submitted with the registered trademark already inscribed, we will not add HPHT PROCESSED to the girdle. For a diamond in the D-to-Z range, under comments it will note the laser inscription and the following: “The diamond has been processed by high pressure high temperature (HPHT) to change its color. If the diamond is a colored diamond, in the color section of the report, under Origin, the color will be listed HPHT Annealed. In the Comments section, it will have the statement from above. It is considered stable so that is why we will issue grading reports on these diamonds. Please let me know if you have any further questions. The key take-away points here are a) GIA certified natural HPHT diamonds receive a natural diamond grading report (versus a synthetic diamond grading report) and b) Natural HPHT diamonds are considered stable, that is why the GIA issues grading report on these types. So what does a GIA certified natural HPHT diamond look like? Before contacting Hadar Diamonds for an in-home preview at no charge or obligation, watch the videos below to witness the beauty: Watch the video! 2.54 carat Round Brilliant Diamond. GIA certified, Triple Excellent, E, VVS2, natural HPHT diamond. Watch the video! 1.28 carat Round Brilliant Diamond. GIA certified, Triple Excellent, D, VVS1, natural HPHT diamond. 2) Laser Drilled Diamonds What is a laser drilled diamond? Laser Drilled (LD) stones are those that have had dark inclusions removed with a microscopic laser to improve the appearance of clarity. The thin laser (smaller than the diameter of a hair) strategically targets the black carbon spot often from the bottom of the diamond. The channel the laser creates is then used to “wash out” the inclusion with a solution. A common question with laser drilled diamonds is “Can the channel the laser created open a space for dirt to get in to the diamond?” The answer is no, the channel is so small, particles cannot enter the stone. Another question is “How much can laser drilling improve the clarity of an included stone?” Typically, the clarity can be improved by one grade. So, for example, if you have an SI2 diamond, it can be improved to an SI1, or in rare cases, even a VS2. What does this mean for you? It means that you can pay for a lower clarity diamond, while having the permanent appearance of a grade or two more. All, while still knowing you are wearing a natural diamond that requires no special care. Laser drilling is considered to be a permanent process, and the clarity will remain the same forever. What does a laser drilled diamond look like? Again, unless you are a trained gemologist or have magnification, it’s hard to see the difference. Below are video examples of actual laser drilled diamonds: Watch the video! 1.10 carat Oval Brilliant Cut Diamond. D, SI1, Laser Drilled Diamond. Watch the video! 2.33 carat Radiant Cut Diamond. F color, SI1, Laser Drilled Diamond. 3) Clarity Enhanced Diamonds Clarity enhancement remains to be the most often misunderstood processes of all diamonds. Especially with all of the misleading articles on the internet and fierce competition in the diamond market, the information on clarity enhanced (CE) diamonds can be overwhelming. While it is true that clarity enhanced stones with deep enhancements are not suitable for purchase in our opinion, clarity enhanced diamonds when processed correctly are an excellent alternative if you are looking for a larger diamond at an affordable price. Deep enhancements can be easily detected under magnification by seeing a strong red line. These red lines indicate unstable stones that are prone to breakage. Another indicator of a potentially sub-par stone is price. While clarity enhanced diamonds by nature are priced lower than their non-enhanced counterparts, it is important to understand what “sounds too good to be true.” It is also important to note that in the past few years demand for CE has increased, and the market continues to realize higher prices for these types. When done well by enhancement experts, clarity enhancement is a reliable and proven method to beautify a diamond that may have had a “whoopsie” when cut. Diamond cutters are human and can make very expensive errors while cutting a stone. The cutting wheel moves very fast and is slippery, and naturally, every once in a while the cutter will slip and create a superficial, tiny scratch on the surface of the diamond. While it’s no picnic for the cutter to admit it happens and suffer the financial loss of an error like this, it does occur. However, what you didn’t know, is that it can work to your benefit to afford a bigger diamond for less. After the scratch, commonly known as a “feather,” is analyzed, the cutter will decide if it is fit for enhancement. (By the way, not all are). From here, the diamond is taken to enhancement experts to improve the clarity of the stone by means of filling the feather with a diamond-like substance. This can essentially restore a diamond back to its original clarity appearance prior to the whoopsie the cutter may have inadvertently made. What does a clarity enhanced diamond look like or learn more about the process? Review the videos below of a few beauties. Watch the video! 2.54 carat Round Brilliant Diamond. Triple Excellent, top-tier F color, VS2 clarity!! Watch the video! What is a Clarity Enhanced Diamond? Before vs. After Clarity Enhancement. Now that you are familiar with 3 types of diamonds you didn’t know exist, you also understand that yes, you CAN afford a natural, stunning diamond that will last forever. Hadar Diamonds prides themselves on a pressure-free environment that focuses on providing consumers with education and one-on-one consultations to ensure diamond buyers worldwide have confidence in their special purchase. For more information, contact Hadar Diamonds at 619-572-8100 or visitwww.HadarDiamonds.com . We look forward to your visit! ...read more
By Hadar Diamonds Inc October 26, 2015
Selling designer jewelry can be a rewarding and profitable hobby or business, as long as your inventory is adequately supplied with a variety of types and styles of jewelry pieces. Whether you are looking for modern pieces designed by current artists, or vintage pieces from the past, finding des... ...read more
Necklaces are a popular accessory and have been for thousands of years. Making your own necklace can be cheaper than buying one from a store. There are many materials and styles to make a necklace. Some materials are twine, silver and copper. You can also use a massive variety of beads to create a uni... ...read more
