Victorian Garnet (Gomed) Ring in 925 Sterling Silver - Urja Sq
The Victorian Garnet (Gomed) Ring in 925 Sterling Silver - Urja Sq (Design 1162) showcases a bold square faceted Garnet, securely held by a 4-nail setting that elevates the stone slightly above the finger. The band features intricate Victorian filigree patterns, adding a vintage charm to the piece. This Grade A natural Indian gemstone, with its deep red-orange hue, stands out against the polished silver, making it a statement accessory for daily wear.
The rich colour of the Gomed stone interacts beautifully with light, casting warm reflections that shift with movement. Precision-crafted for comfort, the ring sits low on the finger with a skin-touch soft base, ensuring all-day wearability. The 925 sterling silver alloy is chosen for sturdiness, balancing elegance with durability. In astrology, Garnet (Gomed) is linked to the planet Rahu and is traditionally worn for its balancing influence. Astrological references are based on traditional beliefs and are not medical or scientific claims.
Original: $121.88
-65%$121.88
$42.66
Description
The Victorian Garnet (Gomed) Ring in 925 Sterling Silver - Urja Sq (Design 1162) showcases a bold square faceted Garnet, securely held by a 4-nail setting that elevates the stone slightly above the finger. The band features intricate Victorian filigree patterns, adding a vintage charm to the piece. This Grade A natural Indian gemstone, with its deep red-orange hue, stands out against the polished silver, making it a statement accessory for daily wear.
The rich colour of the Gomed stone interacts beautifully with light, casting warm reflections that shift with movement. Precision-crafted for comfort, the ring sits low on the finger with a skin-touch soft base, ensuring all-day wearability. The 925 sterling silver alloy is chosen for sturdiness, balancing elegance with durability. In astrology, Garnet (Gomed) is linked to the planet Rahu and is traditionally worn for its balancing influence. Astrological references are based on traditional beliefs and are not medical or scientific claims.
