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Custom Design

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Custom Design

Did you see a ring in a magazine that you fell in love with, but wish you could tweak it just a little bit to make it your own? Have you inherited a valuable stone that you would like to make something special with- something that no one else will ever have? At Hannoush you can custom design, from start to finish, any piece of jewelry that YOU love by visiting our store.

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Fine Jewelry Repair

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Fine Jewelry Repair

At Hannoush, we make having your jewelry repaired as easy as possible. In most cases, no need to send your valuable jewelry away to have them fixed. Our in-house jeweler can take care of it for you! Visit our store and have your jewelry fixed in under a week, and in some cases the same day!

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Book an Appointment

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Book an Appointment

Call or send an email today to set up an appointment with one of our seasoned sales professionals. The care and service you will receive is unmatched, and we guarantee you will not be disappointed!

Guide to 4 C's

What are the 4 C’s of Diamonds?

The four C’s—cut, color, clarity, and carat—are the traits that make a diamond valuable. While you don’t need to be a graduate gemologist to shop for the perfect diamond, it’s much easier when you understand the basics. Before starting your search, here are a few things to look out for when selecting a diamond for your engagement ring.

 

Carat

The most well-known “C” is the carat. Although some equate carat with a diamond’s size, it is a unit of measurement that describes the weight. Higher carats can cost significantly more than those with a lower weight, but the size can be misleading. While a compact round cut diamond will look smaller in size, it can match the weight of a diamond that appears to look much larger, such as a diamond with a long table. Even though a diamond’s price will increase with a higher carat, there are other characteristics that will cause the quality to vary.

Cut

The technical proportions, symmetry, facet placement, and shape all depend on the cut of a diamond. Popular diamond shapes include round cut, princess cut, emerald cut, and pear shaped, which contribute to the appearance and aesthetic of an engagement ring. Due to strict cutting standards, each diamond cut is graded on a scale of “excellent” to “poor” by the Gemological Institute of America. When cut to ideal proportions, the light that enters the diamond from any direction will be completely reflected through the top to create a sparkling display of flashes of colors.

Color

While the term can be misleading, color refers to the absence of it when discussing diamonds. A diamond as close to colorless as possible is preferred and is considerably more valuable. The GIA rates stones on a scale from D to Z. Stones scoring from D-F are categorized as colorless, with the most colorless diamonds receiving a “D” grading. G-J are near colorless diamonds and anything after that will have a tinge of yellow and brown.

Clarity

A diamond’s clarity refers to its number of naturally occurring internal and external characteristics, also known as inclusions. Some inclusions are not visible to the naked eye, but the size, nature, location, and frequency of these inclusions will determine the diamond's grade and affect its cost. Taking a look at the diamond and speaking with a diamond expert on this factor will help you understand how it can affect the look of your diamond.


Why Shop for Loose Diamonds at Hannoush Jewelers?

If you are in search of a diamond, it can be helpful to speak with one of the trained professionals here at Goldstein Swank & Gordon (Hannoush). We will guide you through the process of selecting a center stone for a gorgeous engagement ring and will ensure that we account for what matters most to you. Residents in Berlin, Hudson, and Worcester are encouraged to stop by our Marlborough jewelry store today Give us a call at (508) 624-9994 to schedule an appointment with one of our Diamond Specialists.

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