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Experience a new level of elevated simplicity with the Tec Accessories Embrite LumaRing Coaster, where refined design meets a signature glow technology. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this premium coaster features a perfectly sculpted circular form accented by a continuous green Embrite™ glow ring along its perimeter, creating a soft, elegant halo as the room dims.
By day, it serves as a beautifully minimal protective surface - clean, balanced, and effortlessly at home in curated interiors. By night, it becomes quietly indispensable. The LumaRing’s gentle glow makes it easy to locate your water bottle on a dark nightstand, guide a glass back into place during late-evening reading, or find your drink during an outdoor gathering without reaching for a flashlight. It’s a functional luxury designed not just to adorn your space, but to subtly improve the way you move through it.
Powered by proprietary Embrite™ photoluminescent compound, the LumaRing charges effortlessly under ambient light and transitions into a rich, ambient glow that feels both modern and timeless. Its presence enhances any environment, from a curated home office to a thoughtfully arranged living space.
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A refined glow, a touch of luxury, and everyday functionality. The Embrite™ LumaRing Coaster enhances the atmosphere of any space, day or night.
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Yes, this item is legal to own in the United Kingdom.
We base this opinion on our interpretation of UK Knife Law (see our blog). Be aware that there are different rules for owning and carrying knives in public in the UK. Read about the difference here.