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Henley Ring
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Why we carry this
This sterling split stone ring with gold accents is the kind of piece that makes you feel like you've discovered something worthwhile. The cushion cut semi-precious stone sits substantial in its setting, nearly half an inch across, and the thick band carries real weight - almost fifteen grams of it. There's a balance to it that works: the stone's feminine quality tempered by the heft of the silver, the gold accents just visible enough to suggest someone gave this some thought. It's not aggressive or loud.
Just solid, considered jewelry that seems to know what it's doing.
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