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Stack Rings : The Best of Ready made Fine Jewellery Ring Sets
Stack rings have been a huge trend in the world of fine jewellery for some time, and this season this style shows no signs of wavering. However, what used to be a selection of single thin rings has slowly been substituted by one piece that is intricately made to look like a stack. Their appeal is that one can easily achieve the look of a carefully acquired collection of special pieces by wearing a ready made stack. So why buy a single ring when you can have multiple rings in one?
The stacked rings trend has been on the peak of popularity for a while partly because it allows to give new life to one’s existing ring collection by mixing and matching long loved pieces with newer ones. Old conventions about sticking to one precious metal are long gone, so it is no longer considered ‘bad taste’ to wear as many stackable rings as one likes.
To create the look of a statement stack ring, consider gemstones and fancy coloured diamonds, which can be a great alternative to the traditional cocktail ring with one large stone. The most daring fashionistas has even tried a double finger stack as they really add personality and edge to any look.
Whether you prefer fine, delicate rings or more masculine hardware, there is a fine jewellery ring stack perfect which is perfect for you. Abundance is key to this trend, so pile these rings high and wear as many as you dare – with jewellery, the more pieces the merrier!
Raleigh Goss
Raleigh Goss
Raleigh Goss 'Astraeus' ring with fancy yellow and colourless diamonds in 18k white gold
Boucheron
Boucheron
Boucheron 'Quatre' ring with diamonds in 18k white gold
Chanel
Chanel
Chanel 'Ultra' ring in ceramic and 18k white gold
Cartier
Cartier
Cartier 'Maillon Panthère' ring, with 1.26ct diamonds in 18K white gold
Hearts on Fire
Hearts on Fire
Hearts on Fire 'Repetoire' ring with 0.75ct diamonds in 18k white gold
Caratell
Caratell
Caratell 'Love Nest' rings with diamonds, 18k white gold, 18k yellow gold, 18k rose gold and platinum
De Beers
De Beers
De Beers 'Dewdrop' ring with 0.95ct diamonds in 18k white gold
Boodles
Boodles
Boodles Raindance ring with yellow and colourless diamonds, in 18k white and yellow gold
Messika
Messika
Messika 'Gatsby' ring with diamonds in 18k yellow gold
Stephen Webster
Stephen Webster
Stephen Webster in collaboration with Tracey Emin ‘I promise to Love you’ ring with diamonds and 18k gold
Buccellati
Buccellati
Buccellati Band ring, with yellow diamonds, colourless diamonds, 18k white gold and 18k yellow gold
Boucheron
Boucheron
Boucheron 'Quatre' ring with diamonds and 18k yellow gold
Jessica McCormack
Jessica McCormack
Jessica McCormack ring with diamonds in 18k gold
Marco Biego
Marco Biego
Marco Bicego 'Goa' ring with diamonds in 18k yellow gold
Bulgari
Bulgari
Bulgari 'B.zero 1' ring with pavé diamonds in 18k yellow gold
Messika
Messika
Messika 'Move Romane' ring with diamonds in 18k yellow gold
Spinelli Kilcollin
Spinelli Kilcollin
Spinelli Kilcollin ring with a champagne diamond and colourless diamonds in 18k rose gold and 18k white gold
Baenteli
Baenteli
Baenteli 'Pyramides' rings in rose gold, and with diamonds
Repossi
Repossi
Repossi 'Berbère Module' ring with diamonds in 18k rose gold
Henry Dakak
Henry Dakak
Henry Dakak 'She's a Lady' Ring, with sapphires in 18k gold
Al Coro
Al Coro
Al coro 'Palladio' ring with diamonds in rose gold
Van Cleef & Arpels
Van Cleef & Arpels
Van Cleef & Arpels 'Perlee' ring with diamonds in 18k gold
Utopia
Utopia
Utopia 'Arpeggio' ring with diamonds in white gold, rose gold and yellow gold
Giovanni Ferraris
Giovanni Ferraris
Giovanni Ferraris 'Divina' rings with diamonds, sapphires and rubies in 18k white gold and rose gold
Dauphin
Dauphin
Dauphin 'Collection II' ring with diamonds in 18k gold
de Grisogono
de Grisogono
de Grisogono 'Allegra' ring with diamonds in 18k rose gold
Tomasz Donocik
Tomasz Donocik
Tomasz Donocik 'Stellar' ring with Pink Opal, White Agate, Mozambique Ruby, Hematite and colourless Diamonds in 18k rose gold
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Jodie Smith is a San Francisco based writer, trend forecaster and creative consultant specialising in the jewellery and luxury industries.
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