Traditionally, there are two rings on every newlywed woman's finger: an engagement ring and a wedding band. Nowadays, however, women dress up these important accessories by stacking more rings, and it's easy to see why: The layered effect makes it look chic and festive.
There are no hard-and-fast rules when it comes to wearing multiple rings, but if you need a little guidance, here are some ring layering ideas:
1. Invest in curved rings to start your stack.
Otherwise known as "ring enhancers," curved rings are commonly worn right below the engagement ring to allow its curve to beautifully hug a single diamond.
Other times, two curved rings are worn to elegantly surround and adorn an engagement ring.
PANDORA Sparkling Wishbone Ring, P3950, available in all Pandora stores
M&K Jewelry Low V Tiara Diamond Ring, price available upon request, available online
2. Don't be afraid to mix metals.
Try pairing rose gold with silver for an understated contrast.
SWAROVSKI Angelic Ring, White, Rose-Gold Tone Plated, price available upon request, Rustan's Makati, Trinoma
SWAROVSKI Vittore Maquise Ring, White, Rhodium Plated, price available upon request, Rustan's Makati, Trinoma
3. Experiment with various widths!
For a fail-proof combo, surround a big, chunky ring with daintier bands.
PANDORA Vintage Openwork Band Ring, P8370, available in all Pandora stores
PANDORA Multifaceted Ring, P2950, available in all Pandora stores
4. Mix various shapes and textures for an eye-catching stack.
If you want to keep the layering timeless and minimal, simply stack one or two thin studded rings with a clean wedding band.
ORO CHINA Jewelry Saoirse Ring Set P9500, available online
MY DIAMOND Petite Bezel Setting Ring, P27,600, available online
This baguette diamond ring makes a classy accompaniment to a minimalist wedding band—perfect if you want to dial up the sparkle on your fingers.
TESSERA JEWELRY Baguette Ring, price available upon request, available online
*This story originally appeared on FemaleNetwork.com. Minor edits have been made by the Preview.ph editors.
