“Henry Philip Hope would be impressed
with the superfine deep blue of the
Stauer Eternal Hope Necklace.
Ever since the original first
surfaced centuries ago, it
has been shrouded in
legend and mystery.”
— JAMES T. FENT,
Stauer GIA
Graduate Gemologist
This colossal stone of
more than 45 carats is
enlarged to show details.
World’s Most Famous Diamond
Found Inside Toaster
Stauer introduces a scientifically created tribute to the legendary Hope Diamond!
I
t’s a wonder that the Hope Diamond survived
advanced science, our lab-created stone’s clari- gorgeous ring version of the pendant stone,
the 20th century. In the hands of eccentric
ty is superior to the original. prong-set on a .925 sterling silver band.
millionaire heiress Evalyn Walsh McLean, the
The Hope Diamond remains one of the world’s
Flanked by 10 dazzling, lab-created
45 ½ carat deep blue diamond was treated
most unattainable treasures, but we’ve set the
DiamondAura
®
, the Ring perfectly comple-
more like a fancy plaything than a precious
price of our Eternal Hope Necklace at an
ments the Pendant.
gem. McLean wore it on rollercoasters, while
unbelievably accessible $195! Try the Eternal Hope Necklace for 30 days. If
swimming and when doing yard work. She
for any reason you are not satisfied with your
hid it underneath couch cushions and from
When being called a “jewel thief” is a
purchase, simply return it to us for a full
time to time, even kept it inside her toaster!
badge of honor. The final product is so
convincing that it will surely have museum
refund of the purchase price. Don’t miss
These days, the Hope Diamond is the superstar
curators double checking their vault. Our
this chance to claim your own historic piece
of the National Gem Collection at the
update keeps the allure of the original, the
of Hope!
Smithsonian’s Museum of Natural History.
magic that captivated Maharajahs, kings
Recently, the world’s most famous gem was
JEWELRY SPECS:
and queens.
displayed “au naturel,” outside of its classic
- Faceted blue spinel center stone
setting for the first time in 50 years. Next
The custom-cut stone is
- Stone’s dimensions: 21 x 17 x 8 ½ mm
spring it will celebrate its stay at the museum
brilliant cobalt blue lab-
- DiamondAura
®
accents
with a temporary makeover inside a custom-
created spinel. Spinels
- .925 sterling silver setting, bail and chain
designed modern setting. And even though
are considered the great-
- 18" cable chain with 2" extender - Ring sizes 5-10
the spectacular blue stone attracts millions of
est impostors in gem-
Eternal Hope Necklace MSRP $1,110
visitors a year, it looks lonely stuck behind that
stone history. One of the
Your price $195 +s&p
3-inch bulletproof glass. So we decided to
most valuable gem-
set it free.
stones in the world, the Don’t forget the
Eternal Hope Ring MSRP $820
Black Prince in the British eye-catching 6 ctw
Science recreates a legend of luxury. We
Your price $145 +s&p
Crown Jewels, was only
Eternal Hope Ring.
challenged our gemologists to reimagine the
recently discovered to be a spinel. They are
Call now to take advantage of this limited offer.
largest and most perfect blue diamond in
favored by jewelers because of their brilliance
existence. They came back with the magnifi-
and hardness. And the structure of a spinel is
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cent Eternal Hope Necklace, a lab-created
similar to a diamond—they both have the Promotional Code HDN159-03
beauty inspired by the $350 million original.
same high symmetry (4/m bar 3 2/m). Please mention this code when you call.
Using the legendary Hope as their guide, they
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