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Create a Ring Stack

Alex Monroe rings are splendid for stacking! Whether pre-planned or gradually added over time, be sure to have fun with your ring collection - we love stacking up, creating, and combining. Take a look at our guide to stacking rings and experiment with your most loved Alex Monroe pieces.

Stacking Rings

As the name suggests, some rings are simply made to be stacked!

We always design our rings so that they can be worn alone, but they work equally well built into a stack with other pieces from our collection. Mix themes or metals to create your own unique composition.

"Our super-fine 18ct gold rings are my personal favourites for stacking, and a more affordable way of buying into our fine jewellery offering. As with all of our pieces, they have unique, intricate details - so are interesting enough to wear on their own, but also happily stack with other pieces. I love to mix mine with other rings from my jewellery box, to create a really personal look."

Emma Burgin-Fox, Design Director

Our Top 5 Tips

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Ring stacks have been a big trend for many years now, but how you do it is totally up to you! Create a subtle statement, tell a story, mismatch metals or simply stack them up on your finger when you can’t decide which to wear!

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Be aware that ‘Pinky’ rings or those worn on your little finger will encounter a lot more knocks and scrapes than any of your other rings - often without you realising! If this might be a concern, ensure you opt for an ‘inner’ finger with our polished styles.

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If knowing where to start feels tricky, our biggest tip is simply to start with a ring that you love and build up your stack over time.

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Delicate rings are a great way of mixing, or introducing a different colour metal to your ring stack. We often suggest this for people who have white gold wedding and engagement rings but want to start wearing yellow gold - or vice versa. Our mixed metal styles are also a great way of bridging the gap between white and yellow metals.

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Rings with a larger central focus are perhaps best worn on their own, to really let the design shine. But if you want to try a more maximalist look, we suggest pairing it with a stack of more delicate rings on a different finger.

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Handmade in England

At Alex Monroe, we have been proudly hand making jewellery in England using a mix of traditional and specifically developed techniques, for over 30 years. From the inspiration behind our collections, to how our collections come to life, read on to discover the making process behind every piece of Alex Monroe jewellery.