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Nude Hotlips ring by Solange Nude Hotlips ring by Solange
Nude Hotlips ring by Solange Nude Hotlips ring by Solange

Nude Hotlips ring by Solange

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So iconic it holds a place in the V&A jewellery collection, the 'Hotlips' ring was originally designed by Solange Azagury-Partridge in 1995, and has been showcased on the hands of the world’s most stylish ever since.
 
The 'Hotlips' ring is a modern classic that marks the wearer as a fashion insider. A glossy lacquered pop of colour on a sterling silver ring - it's a perfect addition to any party outfit.

Author/Artist/Designer

Solange

Composition

Lacquer and sterling silver

Product code

158882_P

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Author/Artist/Designer

Solange

Composition

Lacquer and sterling silver

Product code

158882_P

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About the designer
Solange

Solange

A self-taught designer based in London, Solange Azagury-Partridge came to acclaim with her iconic Hotlips ring, on display in the V&A’s jewellery collection. Solange approaches each new design with the desire to subvert expectations of how precious stones and metals should be combined, creating novel and unexpected forms.