Immerse yourself in a blend of divine inspiration and artistic craftsmanship with our 14K White Gold Garnet Cross Ring for Women. This exquisite piece marries the spiritual depth of Biblical imagery with the tangible beauty of fine jewelry. At the heart of this ring sits a genuine red Mozambique garnet gemstone, measuring 2.25mm round. This vibrant garnet, renowned for its deep red hue, serves as a symbol of the sacrificial love and redemption found in scripture, reminiscent of the blood shed for humanity's salvation.
Jewelry Quality and Design
Crafted in polished 14K solid white gold, the band measures 2.8mm in width and 2mm in thickness, weighing approximately 3.70 grams—a testament to its solid craftsmanship and enduring quality. For those seeking a touch of customization, this ring offers the flexibility to upgrade to 18k white gold or platinum, ensuring a perfect match for every preference. Additionally, a yellow gold version is available, offering a warm alternative to this coolly elegant design.
Meaningful Cross Ring Made in the U.S.A.
This ring is a daily reminder of faith, hope, and love, beautifully encapsulated in a design that speaks to the soul. Made in the USA with meticulous attention to detail, it represents not only a commitment to quality but also to faith-inspired elegance.
Women's Garnet Cross Ring in 14K White Gold
- Centerpiece features a genuine red Mozambique garnet gemstone (2.25mm round).
- Polished 14K white gold band, with an option to upgrade to 18k white gold or platinum.
- Band dimensions: 2.8mm width x 2mm thickness; Gold weight: approx. 3.70 grams.
- A symbol of Christian faith and redemption, inspired by Biblical themes.
- Made in the USA, reflecting superior craftsmanship and quality.
- 45-Day Return & Exchange Policy
- Free Shipping in the USA (worldwide shipping available)
Incorporate a piece of your faith into your daily wear with this Garnet Cross Ring, a symbol of the enduring strength and beauty of belief.
"He hath brought me to the banqueting house, and his banner over me was love." - Song of Solomon 2:4
