TI SENTO Ring 12331TQ

This TI SENTO gold-plated ring 12331TQ flaunts a vibrant turquoise cushion shape stone handset in a radiant yellow gold-plated setting. A harmonious blend of sleek geometry and vibrant colours. The funky cushion shape, symbolising stability and direction, showcase TI SENTO's iconic design elements. The ring features a pave of dark blue cubic zirconia, adding luminosity and glamour to the design. Crafted from premium 925 sterling silver, the ring seamlessly combines modern sophistication with timeless elegance. Add a touch of luxury to your hands, stack and combine it with the unexpected. Like all our jewellery, this ring is nickel-free and hypoallergenic, promising not just style, but also comfort and quality that stands the test of time.

The Cushion & Rectangular Collection is centred on balance in shape and colour. Softly rounded lines and clean silhouettes give the collection its distinctive, refined aesthetic. The curved cushion shape and the elegant rectangular form provide the foundation of this collection. Stones in expressive colours introduce depth and vibrancy, while pavé accents and the interplay of 925 sterling silver and 18k gold-plating create a sophisticated, layered finish. Each design is carefully proportioned, visually striking yet thoughtfully crafted for comfortable wear. Colour plays a defining role within this collection. From fresh hues to deeper, warmer tones, each stone enhances the form and gives the piece its own signature. The result is a collection that transitions effortlessly through the seasons and across different styles, without losing its recognisable character. Cushion & Rectangular is designed for those who appreciate clarity of form while leaving room for self-expression. Strong geometric lines create a confident framework, allowing colour and detail to stand out. Classic shapes are reinterpreted with a contemporary feel, resulting in jewellery that adds focus and definition to any look. • 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