Garnet rings in pure sterling silver bring deep red warmth to your jewelry collection. This ancient gemstone forms under intense heat and pressure, emerging from metamorphic rock with a Mohs hardness of 6.5 to 7.5. Our collection holds 36,638 garnet rings, each set in .925 sterling silver and featuring natural, earth-mined stones. Prices range from $6 to $6,302, with free shipping across the United States. Every ring ships from a company that has specialized in sterling silver jewelry since 2005.
| Estimated value: | $5,295.06 |
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| Weight: | 11.20g |
| 7 - Adjustable | |
| L - 3/4, W - 1/2, T - 1/2 inch | |
| Item Code: | 27-kwi-26-27 |
| Estimated value: | $4,675.06 |
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| Weight: | 8.90g |
| 6 - Adjustable | |
| L - 3/4, W - 5/8, T - 3/8 inch | |
| Item Code: | 26-kwi-26-11 |
| Estimated value: | $5,195.06 |
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| Weight: | 12.80g |
| 7 - Adjustable | |
| L - 7/8, W - 5/8, T - 3/8 inch | |
| Item Code: | 12-kwi-26-64 |
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Garnet ranks 6.5 to 7.5 on the Mohs hardness scale, making it suitable for regular wear. The stone resists scratches better than softer gems like opal or pearl, though removing rings during heavy manual work helps preserve the setting.
Different mineral compositions create garnet's color range. Iron produces deep reds in almandine garnet, manganese creates orange tones in spessartine, and chromium generates green in tsavorite and demantoid varieties.
Warm water with mild soap works well for routine cleaning. Use a soft brush around the setting, rinse thoroughly, and dry with a lint-free cloth. Avoid ultrasonic cleaners, which can damage some garnet varieties.