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Awe Inspired Rings 14K Gold Vermeil / White Sapphire / 5 Graduated Dagger Band

Graduated Dagger Band

$150
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Delicate, with an air of danger. Graduated gemstones are hand-set along this tapered band, which curls around the finger like a physical reminder of the passage of time. Choose white sapphire to call in wisdom, red garnet to inspire devotion or blue sapphire to strengthen faith. The Graduated Dagger Band is a ring in 14k yellow gold vermeil or 925 sterling silver, set with white sapphire, blue sapphire or garnet.

Material: 14K Gold Vermeil
Gemstone
Gemstone: White Sapphire
Ring Size
Ring Size: 6

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  • PJ
    Pamela J. B.
    Verified Buyer
    22 seconds ago
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    Very Pretty

    I am really enjoying wearing this ring. I wear it on my thumb so I can see it when I'm working on my computer. When I notice it I feel refocused and empowered. The stories that are connected to the AWE jewelry pieces help me so much in my journey to replace negative thoughts with positive self talk.

  • BB
    Beth B.
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    4 days ago
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    Dagger band

    Got the blue stones and it’s just like in the photos, really cute on.

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