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10% OffFaerie Silver Ring - Garnet
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Silver Necklace Birthstone January - Garnet
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Silver Bracelet Birthstone January - Garnet
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Silver Bracelet Birthstone Golden January - Garnet
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Silver Earrings Birthstone January - Garnet
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FAQ
What is garnet and what color is it?
Garnet is a natural gemstone admired for its warm, deep red, with flashes ranging from ruby-red to darker hues. It’s a durable stone, perfect for jewelry you wear often. At Indira you’ll find it set in 925 sterling silver, gold-plated silver, and 14K gold pieces.
What does garnet symbolize?
Garnet is the birthstone for January. Traditionally, it’s said to symbolize passion, energy, and loyalty, and is considered a stone of friendship and new beginnings. It’s a warm choice for a meaningful gift — every piece carries a story.
Is the garnet at Indira natural?
Yes, the garnet we use is a natural gemstone. Its shade and tiny inclusions may vary from piece to piece, which confirms the stone’s authenticity. Materials are certified at the batch level, and every order includes a warranty certificate.
What does garnet jewelry go with?
Garnet’s warm red looks gorgeous with silver as well as gold tones, creating a rich contrast. It’s ideal for fall and winter outfits and festive occasions. Some designs pair garnet with natural pearls for a refined, vintage feel.
How do I care for garnet jewelry?
Clean garnet with lukewarm water, a mild soap, and a soft cloth, then dry it thoroughly. Avoid chemicals, perfume, and exposure to extreme temperatures. Store the piece separately, away from scratches, to keep its lustrous shine.
What types of jewelry can I find with garnet at Indira?
You'll find garnet in rings, earrings, necklaces, bracelets, and pendants, in styles ranging from Dainty and Essentials to Vintage pieces with pearls. There are also designs from the Birthstone collection dedicated to January, perfect for a coordinated set built around the same stone.
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