James Avery solid 14K yellow gold sand dollar charm with a custom set diamond in the center

James Avery Solid 14K Gold Sand Dollar Charm Custom Diamond Accent One of a Kind

$625.00
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James Avery solid 14K yellow gold sand dollar charm with a custom set diamond in the center

James Avery Solid 14K Gold Sand Dollar Charm Custom Diamond Accent One of a Kind

$625.00

This James Avery solid 14K yellow gold sand dollar charm carries a diamond set into the center of the star, added as a custom touch after it left the workshop. It makes this piece one of a kind in the literal sense.

The charm itself is superbly cast. The entire face carries the fine granular texture of a real sand dollar, with the five-petal star radiating from the center and five open keyhole cutouts pierced clean through the body. The edges are irregular the way an actual shell is, never machine-perfect, and the back is finished with the same attention as the front. The 14K and AVERY stamps are crisp and easy to read.

Then there is the diamond. Set flush at the exact point where the five petals converge, it sits where the eye naturally lands and throws a sharp point of white fire against all that warm yellow gold. The contrast between the matte textured surface and that single brilliant stone is what makes the piece.

It wears well on a charm bracelet or on a chain as a small pendant, and it comes with its original James Avery box and pouch. Please note that this charm does not come with a gold loop.

DETAILS
Metal: Solid 14K yellow gold
Hallmarks: 14K, AVERY
Stamp Quality: Crisp and clearly readable
Design: Sand dollar
Center Stone: Diamond, custom set
Note: Does not come with a gold loop
Includes: Original James Avery box and pouch
Condition: Excellent estate condition

FUN FACTS
The Legend of the Sand Dollar reads the shell as a small piece of scripture, with the five openings representing wounds and the star at the center standing for the guiding star, which is why the motif became so popular in keepsake jewelry.
James Avery began handcrafting jewelry in Kerrville, Texas in 1954, starting out in a two-car garage.

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