RETIRED James Avery 3D Speed Boat Sterling Silver Charm Pendant - RARE HTF

RETIRED James Avery 3D Speed Boat Sterling Silver Charm Pendant - RARE HTF

$475.00
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RETIRED James Avery 3D Speed Boat Sterling Silver Charm Pendant - RARE HTF

RETIRED James Avery 3D Speed Boat Sterling Silver Charm Pendant - RARE HTF

$475.00

This retired James Avery charm is crafted in sterling silver and formed as a detailed 3D speed boat, complete with a raised windshield, interior seating, and clean hull lines that give it a surprisingly realistic profile for its size. The shape is compact but fully dimensional, not flat or stamped, which is what sets this one apart immediately. 🚤

The design captures the look of a small recreational speed boat, with the open cockpit and curved front windshield clearly defined. From the side, the hull tapers cleanly toward the front, and from above, the interior details are visible, giving it that true miniature feel rather than a simple outline. It’s one of those pieces where you can tell it was actually designed, not just produced. ✨

This is a retired James Avery design, and it’s not one that shows up often. Nautical-themed Avery charms exist, but the 3D boat forms like this are much harder to find, especially with this level of detail and presence. This is the kind of piece collectors look for when they want something outside the common hearts, crosses, and initials. 💛

It also includes the original James Avery box and pouch, which adds to the overall collectibility. Pieces like this tend to get held onto, so when they surface, they don’t usually sit long. There’s definitely some quiet bragging rights built into owning one of the less common Avery designs. ⚓

Details:
Designer: James Avery
Metal: Sterling Silver
Design: 3D Speed Boat
Hallmarks: STER, JA Candelabra (faded but visible)
Includes: Original James Avery Box and Pouch
Note: No loop attached
Condition: Excellent estate condition

Fun facts:
• James Avery began handcrafting jewelry in Texas in 1954 and became known for meaningful, often symbolic designs that people collect for years.
• Nautical motifs like boats and anchors are less commonly produced in fine jewelry, which is part of why designs like this stand out among typical charm collections.

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