One of the most popular trends in the jewelry world in recent years is stacking rings – the trend of wearing multiple rings at the same time. With this trend, women can combine rings according to their own personal tastes. This has contributed to the growing popularity and preference for stacking rings. This chic and modern style, created by stacking several rings on top of each other, not only reflects personal style but also offers a constantly evolving look with different combinations. The beauty of stacking rings lies in their ability to be a completely personal form of expression; each ring tells its own story, transforming your fingers into a true work of art. So, are you ready to write your own story and wear it on your fingers?
Stacking rings can essentially be described as the combination of different or identical rings. Women have the freedom to wear rings in any style they choose, offering more flexibility when it comes to jewelry. While some women prefer to wear just one ring, others like to see multiple rings on their fingers. Whether you wear two rings or five, the choice is entirely yours. In other words, you don’t have to worry about deciding which ring to wear today—whether it's your favorite or another one, you can simply stack them all. There’s no obligation to wear them stacked on just one finger. You can also wear this trend across four fingers as a single piece if you prefer. In other words, you’re completely free to choose. The only thing you need to pay attention to is not overdoing it and ensuring the rings you wear complement each other.
History of Stacking Rings
If you think the idea of wearing multiple rings together is a modern concept, you are greatly mistaken. In fact, stacking rings can be traced back to Ancient Egypt. As many of us know, jewelry in that era was one of the most important items in determining a person’s lineage and social status. According to the beliefs in Ancient Egypt, the more jewelry you wore, the wealthier and more important you were. This was also true for rings. The more rings you wore on your fingers, the more significant you were perceived to be. We all know how much the Ancient Egyptians valued gold. During this period, rings were made from gold and precious stones. Naturally, wearing such expensive and valuable rings together would signify that you were a wealthy and important person. This belief continued during the Renaissance period as well, where rings grew larger and the stones used became even more prominent. We can easily understand how much they wanted to display their wealth. The journey that began in Ancient Egypt continues to this day. This trend is also accompanied by the rise of stacking rings and, more recently, knuckle rings.
Daisy Blossom Bundle Ring
If you feel that you can't combine different rings yourself and prefer a pre-arranged set, I have some great recommendations for you. One beautiful example would be the Daisy Blossom Bundle Ring. This set, consisting of three separate rings, is silver-toned and features large, sparkling stones alongside rose gold-colored accents. You can arrange the rings in any order you like and change them as you wish. Looking at the design of the rings, we can see that they are quite minimal and simple. This way, you don’t need to choose an additional outfit combination specifically for your stacking rings.
Leaf Tripple Band Ring Set
This design is inspired by nature. The harmony between the stones will take your breath away. The Leaf Triple Band Ring Set, with its minimal and simple design, will accompany you at any moment. It also has a soothing, nature-inspired design, perfect for women who love the outdoors. The arrangement of the stones resembles the shape of a leaf, adding a delicate touch. The sparkling stones make the ring more eye-catching, giving it a beautiful, elegant shine. So, in a nutshell, it’s simple, everyday-wearable, suitable for special occasions, and sparkly. What more could a woman ask for?
Twill Band Ring Gold
Eda Doğan’s design is a bit different from her other creations. Unlike her other designs, which come as sets of separate rings, this one is crafted as a single piece. The two cross-stripes on the design create the illusion of multiple rings stacked together. These stripes aren’t just simple, flat bands; they are adorned with sparkling stones. Thanks to the design of the Twill Band Ring Gold, you can make your fingers stand out with just one ring.
Shop Stacking Rings by Eda Doğan
You might be wondering where to find jewelry that won't break your budget but still doesn’t compromise on quality. In this case, Eda Doğan’s jewelry shop will be the perfect place for you. With its unique designs and touches that embrace the vintage trend, I’m sure you’ll find exactly what you're looking for there.
FAQ
Was stacking rings trend only in ancient times?
Of course not. As we mentioned, stacking rings are still incredibly popular today. In fact, the stacking rings trend will continue to be used as long as creativity exists. This is how we can understand just how timeless this trend is. For example, in 2021, the stacking rings trend was applied to wedding bands. Brides would place their wedding ring between two simple rings, embracing the stacking rings trend. This way, wedding rings stood out more.
How many rings can I use for stacking?
There is no strict rule regarding this, but we still recommend not filling all of your fingers with multiple rings and avoiding six rings on one finger. Using so many rings at once may not create a pleasant look and can appear overwhelming. Instead, if you combine several rings that complement each other, it will look more elegant, and you’ll be much more satisfied with the result.
How can I style stacking rings?
First, you need to decide how many rings you want to wear. If you ask us, choosing an odd number of rings will make it easier to create a harmonious combination. At this stage, we recommend selecting rings that fit your fingers properly. Rings that are too loose or too tight can hinder the look you're aiming for. Ideally, the rings you choose should be of similar sizes. A little tip: try to use rings with themes that are close to each other. The colors should match as much as possible. For example, pairing a gold-colored ring with a silver-colored one might create a bulky appearance. Lastly, use the right styles in the right places. For instance, don't wear a solitaire-style ring on your thumb just for the sake of creating a difference.
