Garnet was known as "Zi Ya Wu" in ancient China, a name derived from the Arabic pronunciation of gemstone.
The English name "Garnet" originates from the Latin word "Granatum," meaning seed. Much like the seeds within a pomegranate, it symbolizes the continuation of life and the hope of new beginnings.
In ancient Greece and Rome, it was believed to symbolize steadfast faith or enduring love. Gifting it to family or friends conveyed not only one's sentiments but also the wish to protect loved ones.
【Specifications & Dimensions】
Garnet diameter approximately 5mm
Ring is open and adjustable
Metal components are silver alloy, offering good color retention and resistance to oxidation and fading.
*Jewelry Care*
A polishing cloth and a jewelry storage box or pouch will be included with your order. Please follow the care card instructions for daily maintenance of your jewelry.
*Worry-Free After-Sales Service*
1. Within one year of purchase, if the metal components experience significant fading or non-human damage, we offer free replacement of parts and complimentary repairs.
2. For issues requiring repair or replacement of parts after one year of purchase, please contact our customer service. A reasonable fee for parts and labor will be charged based on the specific situation.
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- Semi-Precious Stones
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- Machine-made
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- Taiwan
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- Garnet was known as "Zi Ya Wu" in ancient China, a name derived from the Arabic pronunciation of gemstone. The English name "Garnet" originates from the Latin word "Granatum," meaning seed. Much like the seeds within a pomegranate, it symbolizes the continuation of life and the hope of new beginnings.
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