Hand-cast jewelry
Mozambique Garnet, 925 Sterling Silver Post Earrings, SE112
$128.24
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No murk. No prune juice. Just real red fire.
These 8mm Mozambique Garnet rounds are handpicked for clarity, color, and cut. No muddy wannabes here—just clean, sparkly red that leans toward Pyrope in tone. Not too dark, not too light—just enough depth to let the light in and bounce back out. Each stone weighs 2 carats and is set in a traditional basket mounting in solid Sterling Silver. We cast our own mountings and never use flimsy “snap tight” stuff. It’s a good, stable setting that won’t set you back a month just to get a pair. And yes—when you order, you tell us what shade you prefer. Darker red or lighter if we can get it. They’re your ears, after all.
Please note: our photos were taken with a flash, which lightens the color considerably. We debated showing them darker and truer, or really getting into the stone and showing off. We chose sparkle.
Neat color, eh?
Crafted in solid .925 Sterling Silver, specially alloyed to be highly tarnish-resistant, the metal stays bright and beautiful with minimal upkeep. Since it's still 92.5% pure silver, it qualifies as Sterling Silver—just better.
A brilliant pick for birthdays, anniversaries, Valentine’s, or anyone who loves rich red sparkle and timeless design.
Backed by a full one-year workmanship warranty and a 30-day unconditional guarantee—return them for any reason, no questions asked.
Make her day—heck, make her year.
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BTW, Since we make this from scratch after you order it, we have a lot of flexibility. We can also make this for you in either 14k yellow gold or 14k white gold. Email us and let us know what you're interested in, and we'll give you the best price we can live with. We enjoy a strong repeat business, and keep it by making good jewelry you'll want to wear at prices that we both can live with.
