Cutetreats Rainbow Cake Ring

Cake ring filled with rainbows and smiles that will surely make anyone happy.

As much as women love shiny, expensive jewelry, sometimes the best gifts are those that don’t cost much, but look bright and cheerful, not to mention sweet. In cases like these, you need the Cutetreats Rainbow Cake Ring. This adjustable rhodium-plated ring features a slice of rainbow cake with bubblegum sprinkles as its rock, with glazing that makes the cake look realistic while also improving durability. The cake is made of polymer clay, while the ring itself is brass.
$11 – $15
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