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A signet ring can be as minimalist or as personal as you like, but for Zendaya and boyfriend Tom Holland, it’s very much the latter. The “Spider-Man: No Way Home” costars are rumored to have been dating since 2017, and given their recent social media interactions and romantic birthday posts, it’s no surprise that they’re still going strong. In fact, the “Euphoria” star recently declared her devotion — with a ring. While there’s no engagement ring to speak of just yet, Zendaya wore a gold plated signet on her pointer finger engraved with a “T” and an “H” in cursive for Holland.
A video of the design made its way around the internet when manicurist Marina Dobyk shared a close-up of the pale pink “rich girl” nails she created for Zendaya on March 20. As she shot various angles of the look, the special piece of jewelry with Holland’s initials was fully visible, and has expectedly become fodder for shopping inspiration.
Characterized by a raised, flat surface that sits above the rest of the ring from a structural standpoint, the signet dates back to ancient Egypt. It has historically become a symbol of identification, and was frequently worn by men to display their family crest. There are so many playful iterations on the market today that speak to how we use fashion to express individuality. And while Zendaya paid homage to Holland with her ring, you don’t need a partner to wear one — you can use it to signify love for family, friends, and even for yourself.
When you browse through some of our favorite options ahead, you’ll see how slogans, crystals, and color can come into play when designing your own signet ring. Of course, you may also opt for a simple piece of metal in the same shape with no add-ons. However, the styles we’ve gathered here are all customizable — so, in other words, they’re fully Tomdaya approved.
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