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Pennyworth Signature Auction · Sunday, September 27 · 9:00 PM CDT

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Lot 120 — NEW James Avery Rose of Texas Charm – Sterling Silver – 2026 Archive Release

Brand: James Avery · Size: 11/16"

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NEW James Avery Rose of Texas Charm – Sterling Silver – 2026 Archive Release

A beloved piece of James Avery history, brought back from the archives.

The Rose of Texas Charm was first introduced in 1983 and remained in the James Avery collection for more than two decades. Now reintroduced as a limited September 2026 Designs From Our Archives™ release, this sterling silver charm celebrates Texas with three beautifully detailed roses nestled within the unmistakable outline of the Lone Star State.

More than a Texas charm, this is a piece of James Avery heritage. The reverse bears the signature James Avery maker’s mark together with “2026,” commemorating the year this classic design returned to the collection.

Rich in detail and unmistakably Texan, it makes a meaningful addition to a James Avery charm bracelet or necklace and a wonderful keepsake for anyone who carries the Lone Star State close to their heart.

CONDITION
New

DETAILS
Brand: James Avery
Design: Rose of Texas Charm
Collection: Designs From Our Archives™
Metal: Sterling Silver
Design: Three Roses Within the Shape of Texas
Size: 11/16" Long x 3/4" Wide
Originally Introduced: 1983
Reintroduced: September 2026
Reverse: James Avery Maker’s Mark and “2026”
James Avery Item No.: CM-6554-184580

CURRENT RETAIL
$69.00 at James Avery

A classic Texas design. A piece of James Avery history. And a charm made to be treasured for years to come.

Pickup in Buda, TX within 3 business days of close.

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