James Avery Sterling Silver Song of Solomon Hebrew Star of David Ring Size 6

James Avery Sterling Silver Song of Solomon Hebrew Star of David Ring Size 6

Sale price  $99.00 Regular price $115.00
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James Avery Sterling Silver Song of Solomon Hebrew Star of David Ring Size 6

James Avery Sterling Silver Song of Solomon Hebrew Star of David Ring Size 6

Sale price  $99.00 Regular price $115.00

This James Avery ring is crafted in sterling silver as a wide band carrying raised Hebrew lettering around a recessed, heavily textured field. The stippled background is darkened so the smooth polished script stands well clear of it, and a six-pointed Star of David sits within the inscription as part of the sequence. Stepped rails run along both edges of the band, framing the lettered panel and giving the profile a distinct architectural edge rather than a simple rounded curve.

James Avery has been designing artisan jewelry in Kerrville, Texas since 1954, and the Song of Solomon design is one of the house's most recognized scripture bands. The Hebrew inscription reads "Ani L'Dodi V'Dodi Li," from Song of Songs 6:3, translated as "I am my beloved's and my beloved is mine." Executing raised script in Hebrew characters against a textured ground is difficult casting work, and the crisp separation between letter and field on this example is what makes the design read so clearly. The JA candelabra and 925 stamps are clean and legible, which collectors always look for when authenticating.

Sized 6 with a wide, flat-sided profile that has real presence on the hand. It arrives with a James Avery box and pouch.

Details
Designer: James Avery
Hallmarks: 925, JA Candelabra
Metal: Sterling Silver
Design: Song of Solomon
Inscription: Hebrew, Song of Songs 6:3
Motif: Star of David
Ring Size: 6
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.
The Song of Songs is unusual among biblical books in that it never directly names God, and its verses have been read for centuries as both love poetry and spiritual allegory.

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