RETIRED James Avery Sterling Silver Garnet Ring with Solid 14K Gold Hearts Sz 6

RETIRED James Avery Sterling Silver Garnet Ring Solid 14K Gold Hearts Size 6

Sale price  $375.00 Regular price $395.00
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RETIRED James Avery Sterling Silver Garnet Ring with Solid 14K Gold Hearts Sz 6

RETIRED James Avery Sterling Silver Garnet Ring Solid 14K Gold Hearts Size 6

Sale price  $375.00 Regular price $395.00

This James Avery ring pairs sterling silver with solid 14K gold in a three-part design centered on an oval faceted garnet. The stone sits in a smooth bezel framed by a raised silver surround that steps outward in soft concentric rings, and a puffed 14K gold heart rests in a recessed silver heart-shaped frame on either shoulder. The shank tapers from the wide shoulders down to a comfortable rounded band, and the contrast between the warm gold hearts, the darkened recesses that outline them, and the bright polished silver gives the front real depth. The garnet reads deep red in shade and flashes bright crimson when light hits the crown.

James Avery has been designing artisan jewelry in Kerrville, Texas since 1954, and this is a retired design that combines two of the house signatures: the heart motif and mixed-metal construction using solid 14K gold rather than plating. The stamp is crisp and clearly legible, which collectors always look for when authenticating. Two-tone James Avery rings with a colored center stone have a heavier, more sculptural presence on the hand than the brand's plain silver bands.

Sized 6 and easy to wear, with a substantial feel that still sits low enough for everyday use. It arrives with a James Avery box and pouch.

Details
Designer: James Avery
Hallmarks: STER, 14K, JA Candelabra
Metal: Sterling Silver with Solid 14K Gold
Stone: Garnet
Ring Size: 6
Status: Retired design
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 name garnet comes from the Latin "granatum," meaning pomegranate, because the deep red crystals resemble the seeds of the fruit.

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