For love
Burning Heart — Garnet Heart Ring
Named after the pomegranate — the oldest story there is about wanting something.
A red garnet held inside a flame — or a heart, depending on where you stop looking. The pavé runs up one side in red, a gold leaf folds over the top, and the band twists away like a burnt stem.
Made after you order it · up to 20 days · 925 sterling silver
- 01 A stone is chosen for your order by hand, held to the light.
- 02 It is set in solid silver and cut to your size, finished, and checked.
- 03 It rests, and is wrapped by hand with its card — the stone, and the date it was finished.
- 04 Dispatched with tracking. Up to twenty days.
- Free delivery, no minimum
- Tracked worldwide
- 14-day returns
The story
Garnet was the stone travellers carried in the medieval world: it was said to hold a light of its own in the dark. It does not, but people carried it anyway, which is the more interesting fact.
Materials
- Natural red garnet, 6 × 6 mm
- Red cubic zirconia pavé
- Solid 925 sterling silver, black rhodium and gold-tone plated details
Made to order.
Burning Heart — Garnet Heart Ring
Every frame is the piece itself, photographed as it is — garnet, set in solid sterling silver.
Garnet
Named after a fruit, and carrying the oldest story there is about wanting something.
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The one everybody knows
Safe return
Roman travellers carried it. So did soldiers, and later anyone setting out on a road they were not sure of. The idea is not protection from harm - it is coming back.
Roman and medieval travel custom -
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Less known
The pomegranate
Granatum. Break one open and the seeds are exactly this - dozens of small dark-red translucent things packed tight. Which puts it straight into Persephone’s six seeds: the thing you wanted, and the price, in the same hand.
Latin, and older than Latin -
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Almost nobody knows
The only light
Rabbinic commentary on Genesis holds that the single light Noah had through the flood was a stone hung from the ceiling of the ark, glowing for a year while it rained. It is not in the text. It is what people decided the text needed.
Talmudic commentary, Sanhedrin
All of the above is history and folklore, written down because it is real and it is interesting. It is not a claim about what the stone will do. Some people feel something. Some don’t. More in The Codex
Everything we can tell you
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The stone
Garnet. What we know about the material in this piece is written on the page above, in the measurements we were given. Where a stone is lab-grown or treated we say so by name. We never call a treated stone natural, and we never use the phrase “semi-precious”.
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The metal
Solid 925 sterling silver. This design carries a plated finish over that silver. Plating is a surface, and it wears with time; the silver beneath it does not. We never plate base metal, and we never describe plating as solid gold.
How to keep it → -
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Made after you order
Nothing here sits in a warehouse. Work begins when the order does, and the piece takes up to 20 days before it ships. Your ring size is cut at that point, which is why we ask for it at checkout.
Making & delivery → -
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Size & fit
Ring sizes run 4.5 to 10 (UK J to U). Measure warm, at the end of the day, and take the reading three times.
How to measure at home →
- Free UK delivery
- 30-day returns
- Hallmarked 925 silver
- Nickel-safe fittings
- Gift box included


















