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Harry Fireside Lavender Jade Ring
Harry Fireside, 1990s

14K yellow gold ring set with diamonds and lavender jade.

$3,200 USD
$3,200 USD
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Brand: Harry Fireside

Circa: 1990s

Metal: 14K Yellow Gold

Stone Details:

  • Oval-shaped lavender Jade cabochon (8.92 x
    21.10 mm)
  • 35 round-cut diamonds 0.55 ct approx.

Size: 53.5

Weight: 9.17 g

Original Box: No

Documents: No

Location: Bakhache Boutique, Kuala Lumpur
Reference: BVJ1158 View full details

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Harry Fireside

Harry Fireside was a San Francisco-based jewelry designer known for his distinctive pieces, often incorporating jade, pearls, and tourmalines. His work was influenced by his love of Asia, a passion nurtured by his upbringing near Chinatown and accompanying his photographer father to Chinese events. Fireside's designs were sold exclusively at Saks Fifth Avenue's San Francisco store for 18 years. He also owned a shop called ""In My Dreams"" on Russian Hill, which sold a variety of items.

Before becoming a jewelry designer, Fireside operated a deli and cafe, the Nosheria in San Francisco for over 20 years. He started making jewelry in the 1970s as a hobby, inspired by the disco era, and it eventually evolved into a full-fledged career. In a 1991 interview, Fireside wore jade circle earrings and a silk kimono, showcasing his love of Asian design influences.