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Jewelry

Sterling silver rings and pendants, meteorite mountings and eight millimetre bead strands, every piece listed with its stone and its size.

Buy Gemstone Jewelry by Metal Mark, Setting and Stated Size

Jewelry in this catalogue runs from an eighteen gram beaded strand on elastic cord to a Sericho pallasite meteorite pendant hung on a sterling chain, and the purchase turns on three printed facts rather than on a photograph: the metal mark, the centre stone and the finished size. Buy from those three lines, because Astro Gallery of Gems states the stamp, the gem species and the ring or chain measurement on each of the 129 pieces gathered here, and holds every one of them as a single item in stock.

Reading the Metal Mark Stamped Inside a Piece

The mark is the only durable record of what a mounting is made of, and it survives long after a receipt has gone. Astro Gallery repeats that stamp in the description instead of leaving a buyer to hunt for it in an image, so the alloy is a stated fact at the point of sale.

MarkWhat it means for the piece and the price
925 or SterlingNinety two and a half percent fine silver alloyed with copper for strength, the stamp on almost every ring, pendant and chain in this room. Sterling darkens in sulphur bearing air and comes back with a polishing cloth.
14kFifty eight and a third percent gold, the karat the gold mountings work in. A karat mark inside the shank governs both the durability of the band and the metal value inside the ticket price.
No mark, elastic cordBeaded stretch bracelets carry no metal at all, so the strand is priced on bead species and diameter. Eight millimetre rounds at a seven inch finished length cover most of them.
Meteorite face in sterlingSeymchan and Sericho pallasite cut into a ring face or a pendant plate. The meteorite carries the value and the silver is the mounting that makes it wearable.

Buying Across Four Material Families in One Room

Four distinct kinds of object share this collection, and each one answers a different question a buyer arrives with. Astro Gallery catalogues them together so the comparison happens on one page rather than across four.

Sterling silver settingsRings, pendants and chains stamped 925, cast with darkened accents and bead detail and polished smooth on the interior for daily wear. Astro Gallery prints the ring size and the chain length in inches on every silver listing, so nothing about fit has to be guessed.
Faceted gem centresAmethyst, citrine with rhodolite garnet, peridot, opal, blue topaz and turquoise, cut oval, round and pear and set into silver. Astro Gallery names the species and gives millimetre dimensions, such as a fifteen by twenty five millimetre oval topaz, on the listing itself.
Meteorite jewelrySeymchan and Sericho pallasite, nickel iron carrying olivine crystals that run emerald green to orange, cut into ring faces and pendants of two to five grams. Astro Gallery buys this material as meteorite first and mounts it second.
Beaded gemstone strandsEight millimetre rounds of amethyst, black tourmaline, sodalite, green aventurine, clear quartz and moonstone strung on elastic cord at a seven inch finished length. These strands carry the entry pricing and most of the gift buying.

Inspecting a Mounting Before Money Changes Hands

Jewellery fails at four predictable joints, and a buyer who checks those four before payment avoids almost every repair bill that follows. Astro Gallery photographs each of them at close range on the gem set pieces.

Stone seatPress gently at the girdle of a set stone and nothing should move. A stone that shifts in its seat has a lifted prong or a worn bezel, and correcting that costs more than the setting work did originally.
Shank thicknessLook at the band directly under the finger. A shank thinned by wear or by an earlier resizing bends out of round quickly, and thin shanks are the commonest failure point on a silver ring.
Bail and jump ringA pendant hangs from one small loop. A soldered closed bail holds indefinitely, while an open jump ring springs under load, which matters most on the heavier meteorite and topaz pendants.
Mark and disclosureAstro Gallery states the 925 or 14k stamp, the gem species and any treatment in the description. A listing carrying no metal mark is a beaded strand rather than a metal piece, and reads that way.

Shopping the Jewelry Case at Today's Live Prices

Every row below is one piece held in stock, priced from the catalogue as this page renders. A ring sold this morning leaves the table rather than lingering as a listing that cannot be added to a cart.

PieceDetailPrice
Genuine Amethyst 8mm Beaded 7 Inch Stretch Bracelet See listing $ 39.00
Genuine Black Toumaline 8mm Beaded Stretch Bracelet See listing $ 29.00
Genuine Sodalite 8mm Beaded 7 Inch Stretch Bracelet See listing $ 29.00
Genuine Green Aventurine 8mm Beaded 7 Inch Stretch Bracelet See listing $ 29.00
Genuine Clear Quartz 8mm Beaded Stretch Bracelet See listing $ 29.00
Multi Moonstone 8mm Beaded 7 Inch Stretch Bracelet See listing $ 29.00
Sized, stamped and stated before checkoutEach listing names the metal mark, the centre stone and the ring size or chain length, so the fit question is answered before payment.
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Wearing a Piece Daily or Purchasing One to Keep

Bought to wearSterling rings with a bezel set stone, eight millimetre bead strands and short chain pendants absorb water, lotion and knocks. Hardness writes the shortlist, so amethyst and blue topaz at Mohs 7 and 8 outlast opal and turquoise on a hand that works every day.
Bought to keepA Seymchan ring face or a Sericho pallasite pendant is a meteorite specimen that happens to be wearable, and buyers purchase it for the material rather than the rotation. These pieces reward a box, a stated weight in grams and an itemised invoice.

Ordering a Ring at a Finger Size That Actually Fits

Every ring here carries its size in the title, from a size six amethyst ring to a size nine and three quarters meteorite band, because a ring bought at the wrong size never gets worn. Measure an existing ring across its internal diameter rather than wrapping a finger with string, and measure at the end of the day when hands sit at their largest. Astro Gallery resizes plain sterling shanks up or down within roughly two sizes on request, quotes that work before you purchase, and declines the job where a meteorite inlay or a full eternity setting would be put at risk. Pendant chains ship at a stated eighteen inches.

Decoding the Words a Jewelry Listing Uses

925The sterling standard: ninety two and a half parts silver in a thousand, stamped inside a shank, on a bail or on a clasp.
BezelA metal rim wrapped around the whole girdle of a stone, and the most secure setting available for soft stones such as opal and turquoise.
BailThe loop at the top of a pendant that a chain passes through. Soldered bails carry heavy stones safely, open ones do not.
RhodoliteA purplish red garnet, used in these rings as the accent stone flanking a golden citrine in a silver mounting.
PallasiteA stony iron meteorite carrying olivine crystals inside a nickel iron matrix, sliced thin for pendant plates and ring faces.
ShankThe band of a ring below the setting. Its thickness governs how far a jeweller can safely resize the piece.

Cleaning Sterling, Opal and Turquoise Without Damage

Sterling darkens because silver reacts with sulphur in ordinary air, and a jeweller's polishing cloth reverses that in a minute without stripping metal. Warm water, a drop of dish soap and a soft brush clean amethyst, topaz, garnet and quartz safely while they sit in their settings. Opal at Mohs 5.5 and turquoise at Mohs 5 refuse that routine: both are porous, both craze or discolour under heat, ultrasonic cleaning and household chemicals, so wipe them with a barely damp cloth and nothing stronger. Astro Gallery names the centre stone on every listing so the correct routine is obvious before the box is opened.

Giving Jewelry, and the Stone Lore Wearers Bring

Jewelry carries more gift buying than any other room in the catalogue, and the bead strands do most of that work: one species, one diameter, no sizing conversation. Birthstone buying accounts for a further slice, with amethyst for February, peridot for August, opal for October and blue topaz for December, and Astro Gallery names the species precisely enough for a buyer to check that before ordering.

Wearers also arrive with the crystal vocabulary, asking for amethyst at the third eye, black tourmaline for protection, sodalite for communication and green aventurine for luck. Astro Gallery records that language because buyers search with it, states the gem species, the metal mark and the weight on every listing, and makes no health or energetic claim about anything sold in this room.

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Paying for a Piece and Getting It Delivered Insured

Secure checkout accepts Shop Pay, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay and Visa, Mastercard, Discover or Diners Club, and the price on the listing is the price on the itemised invoice. Astro Gallery of Gems has sold jewelry from the same New York gallery since 1961, and the packing reflects that: each piece travels in its own box inside a padded outer carton, chains are carded so they cannot knot in transit, and every parcel goes tracked and fully insured with customs paperwork prepared before dispatch. The returns terms and the guarantee set on about us apply to every parcel that leaves this way.

Tell us the size before you paySend your ring size or the chain length you need and we confirm what fits, what can be altered and what ships as it stands.
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Answering the Questions Buyers Send Before Checkout

How much does gemstone jewelry cost here?
Beaded stretch bracelets open the range, sterling silver gem set rings and pendants occupy the middle, and meteorite pieces and the larger gem pendants take the top. The table above shows live prices for what is in stock right now, each one tied to a single item.
Is this solid sterling silver or plated?
Yes. Every silver piece in this collection is stamped 925, meaning ninety two and a half percent fine silver, and Astro Gallery repeats that mark in the description rather than leaving it to be read off a photograph.
What ring size are these, and can you resize?
Each ring states its size in the title, and the sizes here run from six through nine and three quarters. Astro Gallery resizes plain sterling shanks within roughly two sizes and quotes that work before you order.
How long are the chains?
Pendant chains in this room are eighteen inches of sterling silver unless a listing says otherwise. Ask us before checkout if you need a different length and we will confirm what can be substituted.
Are the gemstones natural?
Yes, and any treatment appears in the listing description. Astro Gallery names the species, gives millimetre dimensions for the centre stone and states the metal it sits in, so nothing about the piece is inferred.
Can I wear an opal or turquoise ring every day?
Both stones sit around Mohs 5, which is soft for a hand worn daily. Choose amethyst, blue topaz or garnet for constant wear and keep opal and turquoise for occasions and evenings.
Do you ship jewelry outside the United States?
Yes. Every order leaves tracked and fully insured with customs paperwork and a declared value prepared in advance, so the parcel clears without anyone needing to call you.
What happens if the ring arrives too tight?
Astro Gallery accepts it back within the terms published on our returns page, or quotes a resize where the shank allows one. Checking your size against a ring you already own before you purchase spares most buyers that round trip.

Moving Between the Silver, Gold and Bead Rooms

This page is the parent of several narrower rooms, and most buyers arrive here to choose between them. Shoppers led by metal turn toward silver or gold, shoppers led by the stone go to the gem set and loose gemstone pages, and shoppers buying a gift usually stop at the strands.