Sorrelli Rings: Cocktail and Statement Styles at Accents Boutique

Sorrelli says most of its rings are open-backed and adjustable to fit most sizes, and the adjustable styles at Accents are commonly described as fitting ring sizes 6 to 8. Sorrelli’s closed-back designs are offered in one size that fits between a 6 and a 7.

Most are. The open back lets the band flex, so the same ring can sit on different fingers depending on how you want to wear it.

An adjustable open-back ring is meant to be eased by hand rather than resized by a jeweler. Do not force it. Bring it in to us at (830) 693-7573 and we will adjust it with you rather than have you bend it at home.

Slide it on from the side rather than pushing it straight down over the knuckle, then ease the band closed gently with your fingers. Opening and closing it repeatedly is what tires the metal, so set it once and leave it.

Adjustable cocktail and statement rings in a rotating set of Sorrelli colorways. Call us at (830) 693-7573 for what is in today.

A ring built around one large decorative stone rather than a small set gem. Sorrelli’s cocktail rings put a single sizeable crystal on a wide or openwork band.

A substantial emerald-cut crystal set above a detailed filigree or openwork band, with an open back that adjusts for fit. Sorrelli makes it in several colorways.

A radiant center stone ringed by a halo of finely cut crystals, so the sparkle spreads out from the middle rather than sitting in one point.

A bold baguette crystal set on a textured band, adjustable to fit ring sizes 6 to 8.

A single pear-cut candy gem crystal on a braided double band, adjustable to fit ring sizes 6 to 8.

An emerald-cut candy gem crystal on a braided double band, adjustable to fit ring sizes 6 to 8.

Two adjustable ring bands holding a chunky round-cut crystal, adjustable to fit ring sizes 6 to 8.

A rectangular cut with stepped facets running parallel to the edges. It throws broad flashes of light rather than the fine glitter of a round brilliant, which is why Sorrelli uses it on its larger statement pieces.

A round crystal faceted to a point on both the front and the back, so light bounces back through the face of the stone. Sorrelli uses rivoli cuts on several of its hoop and statement styles.