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Crete Trinity Napkin Rings

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$36.85 $55 In stock

Category: Cutlery

Bring a little something extra to the table! The Crete Trinity Napkin Rings are a eye-catching foursome designed to dress up your dining with a splash of colour. With bold block colours of pink, blue and white, these trinity napkin rings turn every setting into something special, whether it’s a laid-back lunch or a lush dinner party. A small detail with big impact, they’re the finishing touch your table’s been waiting for.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Abigail ★★★★★

The bright pink and blue colors really pop against my white tablecloth, and the rings hold the napkins securely without slipping. They’re a simple way to add a festive, modern touch to a dinner setting.

Lily ★★★★★

The matte finish on these napkin rings gives a nice tactile feel that dresses up any place setting. I love how the vibrant pink and blue pop against our white linen tablecloth.

Christopher ★★★★★

These punchy little rings instantly made my plain white tablecloth feel festive, and the pink and blue blocks are seriously vibrant in person. Guests kept asking where I found them, and they cleaned up just as easily as I'd hoped.