Fun Fashion: Stackable Rings

 Since I've been working at home more often I haven't had to worry about dressing up on a regular basis. So when I do need to dress up (usually just for Sunday church) I can actually take a little more time to pick accessories and jewelry, because it's not something I tired of doing every day. One fashion style I'd like to explore more is stackable rings. I don't currently own any, but I love the way they look on other people.

I've always thought that stackable rings would dwarf my fingers - I have thinner, longer fingers, and so I'm wary of wearing big chunky rings or having a lot of bulk on my fingers. However, there are a lot of stackable ring styles that are perfect for more slender fingers too.

It turns out I've been thinking about stackable rings all wrong. They don't have to be big chunky stacks. They can be a series of much thinner, more delicate rings. In fact, many women's rings are suitable for stacking, you just need to choose a good combination.

One tip I found was to keep the metal the same but mix textures. You can choose whatever base metal fits your skin tone the best. I've always had a soft spot in my heart for rose gold rings. I love the warmer look than white gold or silver, and not quite as bright as yellow gold.

Another thing you can do is find coordinating rings but mix the metals. Find a site that sells rings that are the same but available in different finishes or metals can help - choose a small band or a texture you like, and then try to find it in silver, gold, and rose gold (or whatever metals you like).

There's no limit to the types of rings you can use - you can even find personalized stackable rings to really make them your own and get just what you want to wear! With all of the options out there, you're sure to find something that fits your hands and skin tone, no matter what shape or color your hands are.