How to Wear Stackable Rings in a Stylish Way

Are stackable rings trendy?

We have seen many celebrities rocking their looks with stackable rings, such as Rihanna, Meghan Markle, and also Jennifer Lopez. And one thing is for sure, stackable rings are not just a phase — they are here to stay! So now, it’s time for you to get the hang of it and start layering your jewelry.

To do so is not as complicated as it might seem. Actually, layering is pretty simple and incredibly charming; after all, it is all about playing around with special fashion items such as diamond rings and wedding bands

In a nutshell, stacking rings is a jewelry trend where you layer up your rings in a stylish and playful way. You can do it with one or multiple fingers, and in different placements. It not only adds different textures to your hands, but also helps to curate and embellish your own style.

Besides, you can use ring layering as a creative way to explore your collection as well, especially if you have wedding rings and bands; but do not worry, you do not need one to start ring stacking.

How many rings to stack

How many fingers and rings should I stack? This is one of the most asked questions we hear when we talk about stackable rings. And the answer is a tricky one, since there is no right amount! It all depends on the concept you are going for.

As long as you are confident and pay attention to the details: the more, the merrier.

Let’s have a look at a few examples and ideas to inspire you for your next outfit. But first, check out this guide to know how to find the right ring setting for you. Take a look!

The best way to stack rings

If you are going for a more pristine and graceful look, stacking two fingers with a pair of thin bands of the same type of metal, for example, silver or yellow gold, wearing them together might just work for you.

Otherwise, if you want to make a statement, balance mixed metals. You can wear two completely different rings, for example, especially if they exude distinct vibes, such as a bypass (also known as "free form") with an antique ring. You can stack two of the pieces on two fingers; or even on the same one!

Remember, this technique is supposed to be fun so that you can enjoy it as you go along, making up new looks and testing ring placements with what you have in store — or with the new assets of your collection!

Another idea that we can work with is wedding rings, since they are one of the most popular ring-styling techniques. You can pair your special gems with a set that can either make them stand out or blend in. If you go with a monochromatic piece, for example, it definitely would make your wedding ring shine.

If you are going for a wedding set, it typically starts off with an engagement ring, that is paired with a wedding band, and then, at last, an anniversary ring. This gives your stellar wedding ring a more subtle look, but at the same time, it tells a romantic story with your outfit.