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Catalog2010.Pdf PRINCETON 92 Nassau Street Princeton, New Jersey 08542 609.683.4200 LAWRENCEVILLE 2542 Brunswick Pike Lawrenceville, New Jersey 08648 609.771.9400 RED BANK 19 Broad Street Red Bank, New Jersey 07701 732.741.9600 PALM BEACH 215 Worth Avenue Palm Beach, Florida 33480 561.659.6788 PALM BEACH GARDENS The Gardens 3101 P.G.A. Boulevard Palm Beach Gardens, Florida 33410 561.775.3600 HAMILTONJEWELERS.COM 1.800.5.HAMILTON PRINTED ON RECYCLED PAPER Natural diamond and colored diamond designs in 18k white gold with diamond detailing. Teardrop diamond earrings, $8,050. Organic-shaped diamond earrings, $5,500. Dome ring, $9,795. Lisette dark cognac diamond earrings, $9,500. 2 The DECO Collection Diamond and gemstone Deco-style earrings in 18k white gold. Sapphire and diamond open drop earrings, $8,750. Aquamarine, sapphire and diamond drop earrings, $11,250. Onyx and diamond earrings, $7,500. 3 The ARABESQUE Collection Hamilton’s Arabesque Collection in 18k yellow gold and diamonds. Circle earrings, $1,950. Circle pendant, $2,100. Open flower pendant, $1,500. Cuff bracelet, $5,500. 4 Diamond earrings in 18k yellow gold. Multi-color natural diamond earrings, $18,950. Rose-cut diamond earrings, $9,950. Citrine teardrop earrings, $12,850. hamiltonjewelers.com 1.800.5.hamilton 5 The Gemstone Collection Gemstone and diamond flower designs set in 18k white gold. Available in sapphire, ruby, and emerald. Pendants, from $1,925. Earrings, from $3,250. Gemstone and diamond designs in 18k white gold. Pendants, from $825. Earrings, from $1,495. From Hamilton’s Lisette Collection. Round ruby, emerald, and sapphire stones surrounded by diamonds set in 18k white gold. Pendants, from $2,575. Earrings, from $1,795. Rings, from $2,700. 6 Precious gemstones from Hamilton’s Private Reserve Collection. 25-carat cabochon ruby and diamond ring, $37,500. 8-carat superb Ceylon sapphire and diamond ring, $99,500. Lisette ring with fine sapphire and emeralds, $142,500. 7 C E D B F A From Hamilton’s Rare Gemstone Collection. Handmade drop earrings set in 18k gold and platinum. A. Lisette fire opal and Imperial champagne zircon with diamonds set in platinum, $14,250. B. Yellow sapphire, kunzite and diamond, $9,950. C. Kunzite, aquamarine and diamond, $3,995. D. Rubellite, zircon and diamond, $3,995. E. Peridot, zircon and tourmaline, $3,495. F. Peridot, zircon and diamond, $2,995. 8 Hamilton’s Rare Gemstone Collection From Hamilton’s Rare Gemstone Collection. Handcrafted rings in platinum and 18k gold. 1912 ring with emerald-cut rubellite and diamonds, $19,950. Oval natural lavender tourmaline with bead set round diamonds, $14,250. Oval natural mint garnet with 14 round diamonds, $13,750. Cushion-cut hyacinth zircon on a double diamond shank, $13,950. Heritage ring with cushion-cut natural pink spinel surrounded by bead-set diamonds, $15,500. hamiltonjewelers.com 1.800.5.hamilton 9 The DESTINY Collection From Hamilton’s Destiny Collection. Diamond engagement rings in platinum with matching bands. Band with five round stones, left to right, $1,995, $2,950, $3,950, $4,950, $6,950. Round three-stone, from $8,250. Round five-stone, from $9,000. 10 Hamilton’s CLASSICS Collection Three-stone diamond rings handcrafted in platinum, available in a variety of shapes and sizes. Emerald-cut, from $5,995. Round, from $4,500. Princess-cut, from $5,250. Round with sapphire side stones, from $5,250. Round with pear-shape side stones, from $12,000. 11 From Hamilton’s Heritage Collection. Pendant necklace, $3,500. Hoop earrings, $1,675 and $2,150. The heritage Collection From Hamilton’s Heritage Collection. Diamond designs set in 18k white and rose gold. Band rings, as shown from $975. 12 The heritage Collection From Hamilton’s Heritage Collection. Diamond designs set in 18k white, yellow and rose gold. Diamond bangles priced from $3,295. hamiltonjewelers.com 1.800.5.hamilton 13 18k white gold heart pendants. Large, $2,250. Small, $1,450. The DIAMOND CLASSICS Collection 18k white gold cross pendants. Small, $895. Large, $3,150. Medium, $2,150. From Hamilton’s Diamond Classics Collection in 18k white gold. Diamond hoops, from $1,995. 14 The ARABESQUE Collection From Hamilton’s Arabesque Collection. Openwork designs in sterling silver, 14k white gold and diamonds. Round earrings, $475. Large drop earrings, $345. Round pendant, $375. Cuff bracelet, $975. 15 Teardrop gemstone and diamond pendants in garnet, citrine, amethyst, or blue topaz. $995 each. Multicolor sapphire pendant, $995. Matching ring, $1,100. Gemstones and diamonds set in 18k white gold. Blue topaz square ring, $1,450. Cushion-cut amethyst ring, $1,350. Cushion-cut pink tourmaline ring, $1,950. 16 The GUMDROP Collection Cabochon gemstone designs in citrine, blue topaz, or amethyst, set in 18k gold. Earrings, $995 each. Pendants, $775 each. hamiltonjewelers.com 1.800.5.hamilton 17 Faceted gemstone and diamond rings in Light yellow citrine, $1,250. Amethyst, $1,475. Rose quartz, $1,250. The FACETS Collection Amethyst, pink tourmaline, and rhodolite earrings in 18k yellow gold, $2,795. Facected gemstone and diamond designs in 18k gold. Amethyst, prasiolite and pink tourmaline bracelet, $2,995. Matching earring, $1,950. 18 Beautifully cut fine gemstone line bracelets in 18k gold with diamond pavé toggle clasps. $8,500 each. Amethyst and blue topaz. Prasiolite, citrine, and lemon quartz. Amethyst in varying shades. 19 D A C B The Bellini Collection E From Hamilton’s Bellini Collection. Gemstones set in 18k yellow gold. A. Triple-drop lemon quartz, citrine, and smoky quartz earrings, $1,025. B. Amethyst, rhodolite, and diamond earrings, $2,395. C. Lemon quartz, citrine, and quartz pendant, $1,025. D. Matching earrings, $1,450. E. Rings in citrine, peridot, and amethyst with diamonds, $475 each. 20 D C E B A F The Bellini Collection From Hamilton’s Bellini Collection. Black rhodium finished, 18k yellow gold with pavé diamonds. A. Drop earrings, $1,550. B. Oval pendant, $2,125. C. Large round pendant, $2,400. D. Stud earrings, $2,375. E. Oval drop earrings, $1,975. F. Small oval pendant, $1,400. hamiltonjewelers.com 1.800.5.hamilton 21 From Hamilton’s Lisette Collection. Handmade black diamond earrings in 18k white gold with diamond frame, $25,000. Black and white diamond hoop earrings in 18k white gold, $11,250. Black and white diamond Camelia designs in 18k white gold. 18" pendant, $1,425. Earrings, $1,950. Ring, $1,675. 22 The CELESTIAL Collection Black and white diamond ball designs in 18k white gold. White diamond earrings, $3,650. White diamond pendant, $3,095. Black diamond pendant, $2,025. Black diamond earrings, $2,295. 23 The wave Collection From Hamilton’s Wave Collection. Diamond designs in 18k white, yellow, and rose gold. Necklace, $6,500. Hoop earrings, $1,675 each. Bangle bracelet, $1,950 each. 24 The wave Collection From Hamilton’s Wave Collection. Diamond and sapphire designs in 18k white gold. Bangle, $1,675. Pendant, $975. Earrings, $1,775. Ring, $1,225. hamiltonjewelers.com 1.800.5.hamilton 25 B C A The Charm Collection 26 The Charm Collection From Hamilton’s Charm Collection. A. Sterling silver link bracelet with heart charm, $135. B. 18k yellow gold oval link bracelet, $1,075. C. Sterling silver link bracelet with key and lock charm, $175. Charms in sterling silver and 18k yellow gold. New Jersey, $65. Sun, $395. New Jersey state fruit blueberries, $65. Disc, $395. Heart, $65. 1912 key, $295. Hamilton gift box, $65. Baby shoe, $495. Peace sign, $65. New Jersey, $395. Disc, $30. Heart, $495. Peace sign, $395. 1912 key, $65. Hamilton gift box, $395. Palm tree, $65. Designer bag, $795. Designer shoe, $65. 27 From Hamilton’s Men’s Collection. Sterling silver black onyx cufflinks, $170. Sterling silver striped black enamel cufflinks, $155. 18k rose gold and cabochon sapphire cufflinks, $2,500. 14k yellow gold oval engravable cufflinks, $1,950. Sterling silver navy and pink enamel starburst cufflinks, $250. 18k yellow gold watch movement cufflinks, $1,495, also available in sterling silver, $160. 28 Sterling silver large link designs. Cuff bracelet, $600. Earrings, $155. 17” necklace, $975. Bracelet, $525. hamiltonjewelers.com 1.800.5.hamilton 29 The Classic®, 38mm stainless steel timepiece with diamond bezel, mother-of-pearl dial, and blue spinel crown, $5,700. 30 David Yurman Midnight Mélange™. Sterling silver and black ceramic diamond link necklace with black and white diamonds set in blackened sterling silver (6.24ctw), $9,800. Bangle bracelets with diamonds set in blackened sterling silver (1.04ctw), $2,400. Black diamonds (1.27ctw), $1,350. Hammered sterling silver, $295. 31 The Monogram Collection Hamilton classic monogram pendants. Diamond pavé in 14k gold, $1,595. Sterling silver, $200. 14k yellow gold, $595. 32 Roberto Coin Fantasia Collection in 18k gold and diamonds. Bangle with white diamonds, $30,800, cognac diamonds, $15,800. Large circle pendant with cognac diamonds, $11,000. Small pendant, $5,800. 33 Pomellato Arabesque Collection in 18k gold with black or brown diamonds. Brown diamonds in rose and white gold. Ring, $7,950, matching earrings, $6,600. Black diamonds in rose gold. Ring, $7,200, matching earrings, $6,000. 34 Gucci Horsebit and Marina Collection designs in 18k yellow gold. Earrings, $675. Lariat necklace, $455. Bracelet, $4,290. Ring, $2,290. 35 Marco Bicego Jaipur Collection in 18k yellow gold with multicolor gemstones. Blue topaz hoop earrings, $900. Circle pendant, $1,970. Bangle bracelets with four round gemstones, $990 each. Bangle bracelet with two round gemstones, $890. 36 Chantecler oval link bracelet in rose gold with diamonds, $3,920. Campanelle charms featuring diamond pavé and gemstones, as shown from $1,432. Exclusively in the United States at Hamilton Jewelers, from the island of Capri.
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