This artisan jewelry piece features a 10-carat gold pattern that will remind you of classic paisley and western designs. Combined with .925 Sterling silver and a clear stone, it’s the perfect handmade jewelry for a woman with discerning taste. She’ll want to see it flashing in the light and sparkling elegantly all day long.
Each Fanning Jewelry piece is individually crafted by a skilled artisan maker, so no two are the same. This means you’re getting a ring all your own.
Surprise her with this ring and make her swoon, or, if you’re a discerning woman, buy it for yourself and show it off with pride. This is one ring that will grace your hand and live happily in your jewelry box for years to come.
Band width: 7/16" Stone size: 8MM
- We suggest going to a local jewelry store to get your finger sized.
- Ring sizers used by some jewelery counters may be made by a different manufacturer than FJ uses.
- Using a different brand sizer could result in sizing a ring a plus or minus 1/4 size compared to FJ's sizes.
- The method a person uses in sizing can also result in a different size.
- FJ sizes all rings to the center of the ring.
- Fanning Jewelry is not responsible for rings that do not fit. If your ring does not fit, please see our exchange policy.
6 month warranty - Any piece of jewelry that is found to be defective due to material or workmanship will be replaced or repaired at no charge. After the 6 month warranty, any repairs needed will be at customers expense. If you have purchased a ring and you need a different size, if we have your size in stock, you may return your ring within 14 days and we will send you the correct size. Please include a check or make payment arrangements via phone for $20.00 for shipping plus insurance.
Exchange Policy
On any purchase if you are not completely satisfied, you may return the item within 14 days with proof of purchase for store credit less shipping costs. Custom orders & Custom mounted rings are non refundable-if the stone had to be mounted to order, it is a custom mount ring.
