RING STACKING
Not one ring on one finger. Several, spread across the hand.
The rule is that there is no rule — a thin band next to a wide one, pavé next to plain, silver next to gold. Pieces that were never meant to match are exactly what makes a stack look like yours and not like a set.
Where to start
- One thin band — the base. Wears alone, disappears under everything else.
- One with stones — the part that catches light when your hand moves.
- One with weight — a wider profile that holds the whole hand together.
Three is where most people land. Different fingers, not the same one.
Sorted below from the slimmest to the boldest.