Garnet takes its name from the Latin for pomegranate, because a cluster of small red garnets looks much like the seeds of the fruit when it is split open.
Garnet Rings, Earrings and Pendants
Garnet takes its name from the Latin for pomegranate, because a cluster of small red garnets looks much like the seeds of the fruit when it is split open.
Garnet has been worn for more than 5,000 years, from bead necklaces in ancient Egypt to Victorian jewellery, where it was often set in just that kind of cluster. As the birthstone for January, it is also a fitting gift for a birthday at the start of the year.
The collection includes rings, earrings and pendants, some set with a single garnet and others pairing it with cubic zirconia, in metals including solid gold and sterling silver.
