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HEART UP – CLASSIC – Heart Rings in Gold and Silver
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Heart Ring with Precious Metal Body
Elegant, refined, and modern, the AMALA heart ring is a design classic by jewelry designer Sophia Kirsch-Wahl, known for its distinctive shape. Crafted with fine shimmering yellow gold, rose gold, or sterling silver, it is beautifully combined with softly glowing pearls or vibrant gemstones.
The heart ring is worn by women as an extravagant engagement ring, beloved promise ring, or friendship ring. It also serves as a thoughtful Valentine’s gift for a loved one, and many women choose this timeless classic for themselves. Whether worn at grand celebrations, in clubs, theaters, or meetings, this ring also makes a stylish statement as an everyday accessory, complementing every outfit.
Sophia Kirsch-Wahl's award-winning creations have been featured in prestigious magazines such as Elle, Jewelry Magazine, InStyle, and Brigitte. Furthermore, the AMALA heart ring enriches the collection of one of Germany’s most important applied arts museums in Schwäbisch Gmünd, a city known for its rich tradition in gold and silversmithing.
Elegant, refined, and modern, the AMALA heart ring is a design classic by jewelry designer Sophia Kirsch-Wahl, known for its distinctive shape. Crafted with fine shimmering yellow gold, rose gold, or sterling silver, it is beautifully combined with softly glowing pearls or vibrant gemstones.
The heart ring is worn by women as an extravagant engagement ring, beloved promise ring, or friendship ring. It also serves as a thoughtful Valentine’s gift for a loved one, and many women choose this timeless classic for themselves. Whether worn at grand celebrations, in clubs, theaters, or meetings, this ring also makes a stylish statement as an everyday accessory, complementing every outfit.
Sophia Kirsch-Wahl's award-winning creations have been featured in prestigious magazines such as Elle, Jewelry Magazine, InStyle, and Brigitte. Furthermore, the AMALA heart ring enriches the collection of one of Germany’s most important applied arts museums in Schwäbisch Gmünd, a city known for its rich tradition in gold and silversmithing.