Golden's Guide to Ring Stacking | Curated Jewellery from Contemporary Brands

A curated ring stack can be captivating - plus it’s a truly unique, personal and creative expression of yourself. Whether you like to wear your rings stacked on one finger or across a few fingers, you can express your style by creating a layered look, mixing textures, shapes, metals and gemstones.

Start with one or two rings you love - your wedding bands, your grandmother’s heirloom ring or just a great minimal everyday ring. We love Ruddock’s Renaissance ring or one of France’s Kirk Gemstone rings. Then it's time to mix and match your collection. Don’t be afraid to combine different metals, finishes and heights - you want to create harmony and balance.

Pair a slim band such as Feggeri’s Ahinos ring with a chunkier ring like Ruddock’s Brando ring, and repeat across your fingers if you want to show off a few designs.
Choose similar sized medium or small rings but all in different textures and shapes, we love Tilly Sudsbury’s Wavey Stacker paired with her Shell ring.
You can stack classic bands, such as Apres Youth's spark enamel rings or Frances Kirk's Molten Stacking rings on one finger to balance out bigger styles, and then wear solo for more minimal days.
Use your simple base bands such as Ruddock’s Gemini ring or Milly Maunder’s Cova ring to frame an extra large standout cocktail piece like the Firework ring from Apres Youth.
When choosing pieces, we suggest repeating one unifying element such as the same metal tone, stone shape or band thickness to give your stack some cohesion, for example Liz Crow’s molten textured Offering and Deep Stillness rings pair well together in one metal colour.
If you want a more practical ring stack that still makes an impact but isn’t too big for everyday, choose pieces with clean lines such as Tilly Sudsburys Fluidity ring or Feggeri’s Psari ring.
Finally, add a fun accent to your stack with a cute pinky ring, Frances Kirk molten Bruised Signet or Junk Jewels range of signets are our favourites.