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Gold strawberry charm with red enamel and yellow spots, hanging from loop bail
Gold necklace with hanging strawberry charm featuring red enamel and yellow spots
Gold necklace chain with strawberry charm pendant and red enamel berry
Gold strawberry charm pendant with red enamel and yellow spot detail
Gold strawberry charm with red enamel berry and yellow spots on chain
Gold strawberry charm with red enamel and yellow spots, hanging from loop bail
Gold necklace with hanging strawberry charm featuring red enamel and yellow spots
Gold necklace chain with strawberry charm pendant and red enamel berry
Gold strawberry charm pendant with red enamel and yellow spot detail
Gold strawberry charm with red enamel berry and yellow spots on chain

5.25 Carat Ruby Strawberry Charm with Yellow Enamel in 18kt Gold Over Sterling

$59
Show the world what's special to you with a curated mix of meaningful charms! Perfect for those who love farmers markets and fruit picking, …

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All weights and measurements are approximate. Most gemstones are treated to enhance their beauty and may require special care.

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The deeper story

Visually Speaking

Charms in gold, silver, or platinum with diamonds, colored gemstones, enamel, or engraving carry both material and sentimental longevity. That distinction, between a charm built to last decades and one that is not, matters most when the piece is meant to mark something lasting.

A Storied Heritage

Enamel is what makes heraldic jewelry function as a durable object. Family crests, coats of arms, and signet-derived designs require specific tinctures reproduced with color fidelity and permanence that paint or dye cannot sustain in a wearable format. Thankfully, enamel's glass-fused permanence meets those requirements as a matter of course.

Stone Story

Chromium is responsible for ruby's red, emerald's green, and alexandrite's color-change phenomenon, making it one of the more dramatically versatile trace elements in gemology. In corundum, chromium's presence in the crystal structure produces ruby's characteristic red; in beryl, the same element produces an entirely different color outcome. The element is consistent; the mineral it enters determines what color you see.

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