RETIRED James Avery Sterling Silver 925 Sisterhood Ring - Size 6.5

Retired James Avery sterling silver Sisterhood ring, built from three rounded forms that sweep diagonally across the face and overlap one another. Each form is a smooth tapered dome, widest at its center and narrowing to a point, and they lie across the top of the band in sequence so that each one rests over the one beside it rather than sitting apart. The transitions between them are deep enough to throw real shadow, which is what gives the face its depth. There is no stone, no engraving and no texture anywhere on the piece, just polished volume. The shank is substantial where it meets the head and tapers back to a comfortable band, and the interior is stamped with the James Avery candelabra and 925, both struck crisp and fully legible.

The design works entirely through form. Three separate shapes, each one distinct, arranged so that they overlap and hold together as a single unit, and the name James Avery gave it tells you how to read that. Because the surfaces are fully rounded and mirror polished, each dome carries its own long highlight that travels as the hand moves, so the three catch light in sequence rather than all at once. This piece is retired and no longer in production.

Ring size 6.5. Comes with the James Avery box and pouch.

Details:
Designer: James Avery
Design: Sisterhood
Metal: Sterling Silver
Hallmarks: 925, JA Candelabra
Ring Size: 6.5
Status: Retired
Includes: James Avery box and pouch
Condition: Excellent estate condition

Fun Facts:
James Avery still designs and manufactures in Texas, with workshops in Kerrville, Comfort and Hondo, and the company has remained family owned since it began rather than being absorbed into a larger jewelry group.
James Avery began handcrafting jewelry in Kerrville, Texas in 1954, working out of a two car garage and selling his earliest pieces through church groups and craft fairs.