Metal: 14k Gold

Stone: Garnets

Size: 7

Band: 6mm wide

What You Should Know: A beautiful eternity ring from the Metropolitan Museum of Art Collection. Hallmarked (E)MMA 14k gold. Garnets are close backed and vibrant red.

*This ring can be resized down using sizing beads.

Garnet is a bold and soulful stone. They symbolize matters of the heart, channeling energy from that center of love to strengthen bonds and inspire admiration. Folklore even points to this deep, wine-red gem as something that can enlighten the soul and convey profound wisdom. 

This garnet eternity ring is a part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Roman Treasures collection, which is based on jewelry designs that were popular during the third century AD. In the third century, Rome was still in its heyday, but societal and political fragmentation starting in this century would lead to the empire’s ultimate collapse in 476 AD. Jewelry of the time reflected the empire’s wealth, with elaborate adornment marked by expert craftsmanship and fine materials. Garnets were prized for their deep red color and used in an array of jewels to symbolize love, passion and affection. 

This creative garnet eternity ring, fabricated in 14K gold, is an ancient design made new by one of the most esteemed institutions of art in the world. Old, fine, and refined.