Inspired by the enduring elegance of classic engagement rings, Trinité Ovale is a refined interpretation of one of the most beloved bridal silhouettes. The name reflects its essence beautifully. Trinité, the French word for Trinity, celebrates the harmonious beauty of three perfectly balanced stones, while Ovale pays tribute to the graceful oval cut admired for its elongated proportions, remarkable brilliance, and timeless appeal. At its centre lies a magnificent oval cut stone, chosen for its captivating sparkle and elegant silhouette. On either side, two trillion cut stones embrace the centre with effortless symmetry, reimagining the classic oval solitaire into a graceful three stone composition that feels refined, balanced, and striking from every angle. Together, the three stones create a silhouette inspired by iconic engagement ring designs, where every element exists to enhance the beauty of the centre stone. The clean cathedral setting gently elevates the trio, allowing light to pass beautifully through each facet while creating an airy, elegant profile. The softly tapered band flows seamlessly into the setting, keeping the design light and refined so the brilliance of the three stones remains the unmistakable focal point. Handcrafted in 92.5 sterling silver, Trinité Ovale is designed for those who appreciate timeless craftsmanship, elegant proportions, and engagement rings Stone: Oval cut centre with trillion cut Panemorfos Lustres™, finest grade cubic zirconia, expertly faceted for extraordinary brilliance and a luminous diamond like sparkle. Design: Three stone engagement inspired design featuring an oval cut centre embraced by pear cut side stones in a graceful cathedral setting. Metal: 92.5 sterling silver. Plating: Available in White Gold Luxe, Gold Micron, or Rose Gold Micron. Craftsmanship: Handcrafted and polished to perfection. Packaging: Presented in the Panemorfos Luxe Box. This version feels more aspirational and aligns with how premium jewellery brands describe iconic engagement ring styles without sounding overly technical.