Zirconia Cushion Ring

Zirconia Cushion RingThis zirconia ring with an 18ct gold vermeil setting and light blue cushion cut stone is crafted from high quality 925 sterling silver and features a refined, balanced design. The ring is finished with a light blue cushion cut stone that softly catches the light, giving the design a fresh and luminous appearance. The 18ct gold vermeil setting elegantly frames the stone, while the band is enriched with zirconia stones for added sparkle and detail. The

This zirconia ring with an 18ct gold vermeil setting and light blue cushion-cut stone is crafted from high-quality 925 sterling silver and features a refined, balanced design. The ring is finished with a light blue cushion-cut stone that softly catches the light, giving the design a fresh and luminous appearance. The 18ct gold vermeil setting elegantly frames the stone, while the band is enriched with zirconia stones for added sparkle and detail.

The translucent stones subtly respond to different light conditions and skin tones, allowing the blue hue to appear slightly different on every wearer and in every setting.

Wear this ring solo as a refined colour accent or combine it with other rings for a layered look. The combination of soft colour, clean shape and subtle brilliance makes this ring suitable for both everyday wear and special occasions. 12414TY Cushion & Rectangular ring

The Cushion & Rectangular Collection is centred on balance in shape and colour. Softly rounded lines and clean silhouettes define the foundation, where the cushion shape and elegant rectangle come together in designs with a refined, recognisable aesthetic. Stones in expressive colours add depth and vibrancy, while pavé accents and the interplay of 925 sterling silver and 18k gold-plating create a layered finish. The structured geometry provides a strong framework in which colour and detail stand out, resulting in jewellery that moves effortlessly through seasons and styles.

• Distinctive cushion and rectangular shapes • Expressive coloured stones as focal points • Structured silhouettes that evolve with the seasons • Contrast between smooth surfaces and pavé details • Jewellery that balances colour and form