Aharoni Jewellery in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory | Jewellery & watches company

Aharoni Jewellery

Locality: Canberra, Australian Capital Territory

Phone: +61 2 6262 5053

Address: 88-96 Bunda St Suite 2 2601 Canberra, ACT, Australia

Website: http://www.aharoni-jewellery.com

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25.01.2022 Stunning Liddicoatite tourmaline slice from Madagascar Credit: Jamie Collier #minerals #crystals

25.01.2022 THANK YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF OUR HEARTS. For the amazing support you have given us throughout this challenging year. For your endless loyalty and appreciation of what we do. For allowing us to continue doing what we sre so passionate about. We wish all of you a safe and wonderfully happy festive season, and look forward to another creative year in 2021. ... We have had plenty of requests to open our studio for Boxing Day and continue with our specials, so we decided to give a chance to our customers who couldn’t make it before-so please come and see us this Boxing Day and get your special Aharoni piece! See more

24.01.2022 HAPPY SPRING COLOURS RING You can only smile when you look at this gorgeous natural unheated Pink Sapphire , Spinels and diamonds ring in 18 k rose gold. A real celebration of colours!

24.01.2022 THURSDAY’S SPECIAL This wide, concaved ring is full of round Topaz and diamonds. It is so comfortable to wear-you will never want to take it off! 9k white gold. Price- $ 1,800( down from $2,200) Call us if you are interested. ... 02 6262 5053 See more

23.01.2022 One of the most lit stones around. Paraíba tourmaline was discovered in Paraíba, Brazil in 1982, although gem-quality material wasn’t found until 1988. Colored ...by copper and manganese, its color ranges from a vivid, neon blue to green to all the colors in between! Tourmalines of this color range were also discovered in Nigeria and Mozambique in the 2000s. Although these finds were not from Paraíba, Brazil, they are still called Paraíba tourmaline! https://bit.ly/2Fv7j1D Image 1 shows a Mozambican Paraíba tourmaline. Image 2 shows Brazilian Paraíba tourmaline rough. Photo: Robert Weldon. Courtesy: Brian Cook See more

23.01.2022 Dear customers For some very strange reason which is beyond us, Facebook does not upload our posts . We have tried to post the Thursday’s special on Thursday-and it still hasn’t been uploaded onto our page. We get a notice saying we’ll let you know when your post is ready. The same happened just now with our post. The mysteries of Facebook.... Just letting you know we are still here and still making beautiful jewellery. With or without Facebook!

22.01.2022 SOLID BLACK AISTRALIAN OPAL AND ??? The vibrant side stones in this setting are- can you try and guess? They are gorgeous whatever they are-that’s for sure!

21.01.2022 BOULDER OPAL EARRINGS Y. Brought her own Opals to us, asking to make her something different and unique in earrings. We took the diamonds out of her ring, and combined them into these striking, asymmetrical Opal earrings. Each Opal is so individual and different from all others-it was so exciting to match them in a dramatic and soft design. Just beautiful.

20.01.2022 Rise and shine. The Sunrise Ruby - mined in Mogok, Myanmar (Burma) - weighs 25.59 carats and displays an even, highly-saturated "pigeon's blood" red. Sold for m...ore than $30 million in 2015 by Sotheby's, it is the most expensive ruby ever sold. Myanmar has produced rubies for centuries and is one of the world's most famous ruby producers. Many of the miners there search for the one stone that just might change their lives. Image 2 shows the short, reflective, platelet-like silk inclusions typical of Mogok rubies. Image 3 shows scenery from the Mogok area. Learn more about Mogok rubies https://bit.ly/3l2l7Q2. (Image 1) JUSTIN TALLIS/AFP via Getty Images. (Image 2) GIA. (Image 3) Wim Vertriest/ GIA See more

20.01.2022 THURSDAY’S SPECIAL Trio of Aquamarines set in 18k white gold, each decorated with a delicate halo of small round brilliant cut diamonds. A classic beauty. Price-$3,700( down from $4,300). Give us a call on 02 6262 5053 if you wish to have this one. [email protected]

17.01.2022 THURSDAY’S SPECIAL (Hopefully will be posted tonight, and not next week)...gorgeous two-piece earrings in 18k gold, with a small oval hoop and two beautiful round Amethysts which can be added to the hoops, or taken off and then the earrings are just plain gold. Price: $1,900 ( down from $2,400) Why don’t you come in and try them on?

16.01.2022 THURSDAY’S SPECIAL Tonight-beautifully simple 9k rose gold wide hoop earrings set with cushion cut buff cut( smooth top) Amethysts. Easy to wear, beautiful and stylish. Price-$1,100( down from $1,300)

14.01.2022 NATURAL COLOMBIAN EMERALD AND DIAMOND EARRINGS.

14.01.2022 A MEANINGFUL RING When L. sent us all her diamonds and Rubies to redesign her old engagement ring( photos in comments)-she told us to create something out of this world for her. Here it is. Three colours of gold, plenty of settings and different shapes and colours. A unique piece, made for a unique lady. It is not every day we get to work on a project like this. But the challenge was worth it! Happy Diwali, L.!!! We are already looking forward to the next challenge !

13.01.2022 BEFORE AND AFTER When your old jewellery needs a lift... when the pieces you once loved no longer reflect who you really are... when you inherit some jewellery that holds a sentimental value, but is not something you would wear... The great thing about precious metals is that you can always melt them down and form something new. A piece for you to wear and enjoy , and pass on to future generations. You are welcome to book an appointment with us and bring all your unworn jewellery, so we can together create your new loved pieces. 02 6262 5053

13.01.2022 ONLY TWO MORE DAYS TO GO! If you haven’t visited us yet, you still have tomorrow and Thursday to do so and enjoy our sale. We hope to see you !

12.01.2022 ABSOLUTELY LAST CHANCE to get a piece from our collection at a reduced price! Tomorrow is our last day before the Christmas break 10am-4pm. See you !

08.01.2022 THURSDAY’S SPECIAL ! Tonight we bring you this solid 9 karat yellow gold ring featuring one marquise cut Aquamarine weighing 2.20 carats set horizontally in an open bezel setting of 9 karat white gold. Ten additional G-H, SI small round diamonds are pavé set into the arcing curves of the ring alongside the centre stone. The total weight of all ten diamonds is 0.09 carats. Ring width: 7.7 mm on top, tapering down to 2.42 mm on the bottom. Ring size: L Price:$ 1,550 ( down ...from $1,800). 02 63625053 [email protected] See more

07.01.2022 NATURAL TSAVORITE AND TRAPEZE DIAMONDS There is green, and there is Tsavorite green! How beautiful is this colour? Would you wear it? Let us know!

07.01.2022 BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM- MADE DIAMOND RING. Our customer wanted her round brilliant cut diamond to be set in an unusual design, so it does not look like an engagement ring. She picked a similar design from our collection, which really appealed to her, and we created this ring-similar but different-with her diamond. 18 k rose and white gold. You are welcome to embark on a similar path in creating a beautiful piece for yourself! Come and see us in our Bunda Street studio. 02 6262 5053

07.01.2022 Why are green diamonds green? It’s not an easy question to answer due to their incredible rarity. But after examining over 50,000 naturally colored greenish dia...monds, including more than 9,000 pure green diamonds in the lab in the past decade, GIA scientists have confirmed that many of them got their color from exposure to radioactive minerals and fluids in the earth’s crust. Over thousands to millions of years, radiation produced by the decay of isotopes of elements such as uranium and thorium (present in minerals or dissolved in geological fluids) changed the diamond's structure by displacing carbon atoms to create vacant atomic positions. These vacancies caused the diamond to absorb the red part of the light, while nitrogen-related defects often found in natural diamonds absorb the blue part of light; this combination allows primarily green light to be seen. This particular beauty is the 5.03 carat Aurora Green diamond. Graded Fancy Vivid Green by GIA, it is one of the most famous green diamonds in the world and is currently owned by Chow Tai Fook. Courtesy of Chow Tai Fook Jewellery Group See more

06.01.2022 THURSDAY’S SPECIAL We love Tourmalines in any shape and form-this one is an elongated rectangular cabochon green Tourmaline, set in 9k white gold. Price:$1,100( down from $1400). We have many beautiful Tourmalines and other stones in our collection-set as well as loose! Now is the time to pick the one you love so you can have it for Christmas! We look forward to seeing you in our studio in Bunda Street.

06.01.2022 A super spiral cut, color-change garnet. These pyrope garnets from Morogoro, Tanzania change color from purplish pink under incandescent light (Image 1) to pu...rple under daylight-equivalent light (Image 2). This phenomenon is believed to be caused by higher than normal amounts of vanadium and chromium. The larger the stone, the more noticeable the color change. The super spiral cut stone weighs 15.25 carats and comes from the same material as the 42.42 carat rough crystal next to it. Color-change garnets of this size, intensity and clarity are incredibly rare. Learn more: https://bit.ly/2LhNGwy (Images 1-2) Photo: Robert Weldon/GIA. Courtesy: Meg Berry. See more

05.01.2022 Here we go again... We are all waiting eagerly for Facebook to agree to post our Thursday’s Special post, which we tried to upload about half an hour ago. Hello????????? Anybody home???

04.01.2022 RUBY ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION This beautiful Natural Unheated Mozambique Ruby was the choice of our customers for the celebration of their 40th wedding anniversary. We loved setting this beautiful Ruby in a simple setting, just to show it off. Thanks for letting us be a part of your special life event! We wish you both many more years of happiness together!

03.01.2022 We wish all of our customers and friends a new year filled with happiness, health, joy and peace. Hoping we all reach our goals and enjoy the path. Let’s find the beautiful and the positive in everything that we do. 2021- here we come!

02.01.2022 OLD BECOMES NEW One of the nicest things about gold is that you can give an old fashioned, tired looking ring a brand new , updated younger look. Helen brought us her mother’s yellow gold and diamond solid Opal ring which she never wore because of its outdated design, and asked us to revive it. Give it a new, modern look. Well, we did! If you also have some pieces which you for some reason just don’t wear please bring them in and let’s have a chat about making you an heirloom that will last for many generations to come!

02.01.2022 Look at this trove - treasures untold. The Spanish ship Atocha sank during a storm in 1622 on its way from Colombia to Spain. In its hold was a vast treasure tr...ove of emeralds, silver and gold that got scattered across the ocean floor, lost for more than three hundred years. In 1985, American treasure hunter Mel Fisher found the Atocha after 16 years of scouring the ocean floor. He recovered more than 40 tons of gold and silver, not to mention several chests of Colombian emeralds. A few rough emerald crystals and jewelry were sent to GIA to examine. GIA described the emeralds as likely Colombian in origin, transparent to translucent, medium to dark green to slightly bluish green. Some of the emeralds have a chalky, yellow-green fluorescence, possibly caused by seawater seeping into surface-breaking fractures in the emeralds. Among the jewels that GIA examined are this emerald cross rosary (image 1) and this modern necklace holding a gold coin from the Atocha (image 2). Learn more https://bit.ly/3mbB9bV (Image 1) Photo: Robert Weldon/GIA. Courtesy: Ellen Weatherbee, Roz and Gene Meieran, Ron Ringsrud. (Image 2) Photo: Sylvia Bissonette. Courtesy: J. Grahl Design See more

01.01.2022 BLUE AND GREEN SHOULD ALWAYS BE SEEN! Can you name the green and blue stones in the photos? Three more days left ! Looking forward to seeing you at our Bunda street studio . Come and fall in love with that Aharoni piece you’ve been dreaming of! All reduced until Christmas!

01.01.2022 Sapphires for days. A man holds (from left to right) a 478 carat Sri Lankan sapphire previously owned by Queen Marie of Romania (one of the largest faceted sapp...hires in the world), a Belle Epoque pendant set with a cushion-shaped sapphire weighing 47.64 carats and a pear-shaped diamond weighing 26.98 carats and last, an oval D Flawless diamond weighing 63.93 carats, all auctioned by Christie's. Did you know that diamonds and sapphires are two of the hardest gemstones on earth? Photo: JIM WATSON/AFP via Getty Images) See more