This James Avery ring is crafted in sterling silver as a single flowing line that loops into an open heart and passes back through itself to form a knot at the center. The metal is fully rounded in profile, swelling where it curves into the lobes of the heart and narrowing where it crosses under, so the form reads as continuous cord rather than assembled parts. Darkened recesses sit behind the crossing point, giving the interlace real depth and letting the polished outer surfaces catch light across every bend. The shank carries the same rounded profile straight into the motif with no visible break.
James Avery has been designing artisan jewelry in Kerrville, Texas since 1954, and the heart is one of the house's most enduring forms. What distinguishes this version is the knot construction: rather than a closed heart outline, the line ties through itself, so the motif carries the symbolism of a bond that cannot be pulled apart. Modeling that crossing cleanly in silver takes careful casting, and the transitions here are smooth and unbroken.
Sized 6.75 with a sculptural front that still sits low enough for everyday wear. It arrives with a James Avery box and pouch.
Details
Designer: James Avery
Hallmarks: 925, JA Candelabra
Metal: Sterling Silver
Motif: Heart knot
Ring Size: 6.75
Includes: James Avery box and pouch
Condition: Excellent estate condition
Fun Facts
James Avery began handcrafting jewelry in Kerrville, Texas in 1954, working out of a two-car garage with a few basic tools.
Interlaced knot motifs have appeared in jewelry for well over a thousand years, valued because a line with no beginning and no end reads as continuity without needing any words attached to it.