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18kt yellow gold heart cut opal round cut diamonds
18kt yellow gold diamond accents thin band polished effect
18kt yellow gold thin band round cut sapphires polished finish size 6.5
Jennifer Meyer's jewelry is always full of symbolism - this ring is carefully crafted into a wishbone to bring the wearer luck and good fortune. It's handmade from polished 18-karat gold and has a dainty silhouette that's easy to stack with other styles.
Jennifer Meyer's playful 'Daisy' ring is minimal enough to wear every day. Hand-cast from 18-karat gold, the slim band is set with a polished flower charm and a single turquoise. The dainty profile makes it ideal for stacking with other pieces from the brand.
Jennifer Meyer's 'Mini Clover' ring is a great way to capture a little bit of luck every day. It's handmade from gleaming 18-karat gold and has a slim band that's perfect for stacking.
Jennifer Meyer is drawn to turquoise not only because of its natural beauty, but also because it's believed to possess calming and protective energies. This ring is handmade from 18-karat gold and inlaid with a dainty heart-shaped version of the stone. The slim band makes it ideal for stacking with...
Jennifer Meyer's dainty ring is centered with a marquise-cut turquoise - no two stones are the same, so it's truly one of a kind. It's hand-cast from 18-karat gold and simple enough to be worn every day. Stack yours with [similar styles id1237585] from the brand.
Jennifer Meyer's 'Extra Small Heart' ring is as precious and dainty as the name suggests. Hand-cast from 18-karat gold, it has a slim band centered with a heart-shaped opal. Wear yours alone or stacked with other minimal styles.
The fine band of Jennifer Meyer's ring puts its prong-set diamond irrefutably centerstage. Handcrafted from 18-karat gold, the stone is precisely cut to create a pretty heart silhouette - the faceted surface dancing with light. Style yours solo or stacked with other pieces from the collection.
