Covetable Stackable Rings...That Aren't Spinelli Kilcollin.
The Math Is Mathing.
I know you were worried when you read rings, but we’re not having that ring conversation yet.
Calm down. We just started dating after all. Since we’re on the topic though, David has given Victoria Beckham a total of fifteen engagement rings throughout their relationship. We can work up to that. It’s always good to have goals right? (Remind me to send this to my husband).
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Obviously I know you all love Spinelli Kilcollin rings. I’m not saying I don’t like them! I understand the interconnected rings, mix of metals, and the customizable options are appealing. I think Spinelli rings are so popular because they work for a number of different personal styles and feel unique without feeling over the top. I was lucky enough to get a custom one in 2017 and still wear it to this day and pair it with my Shay chain ring. However, in the past couple years I feel like every fashion girl has one and the non fashion girls want one. I’ve seen a lot of dupes and while I don’t think we’re at the Cartier Love bracelet level of popularity by any means, I think there are other gorgeous stackable options. If the funds for a Spinelli ring just happened to fall off a tree and in to my wallet I probably would buy one of the options below instead. See? Only a little bit of drama this week.
There are no rules.
When it comes to rings and stacking there is no equation as to how many you should wear or the perfect combination. Let’s be honest, numbers aren’t really my thing and the only math I’m good at is girl math. It’s really about how you feel that day, and I think it’s fun to mix and match rings depending on your mood. However, a math equation I can always solve is: rings plus more rings equals happiness. See above re: Victoria Beckham.
In this case, the math is mathing.
Similar to Spinelli, Rainbow K has done most of the stacking work for you. In the Versus ring you get a mix of metals and textures with a tiny pear diamond wrapped in to one. For a slightly more casual and customizable option the double Piercing ring would work well with a number of other rings. If you’re like me and don’t like to be told what to do, play around with a few and see what works. My favorite stack is pairing the Illusion and Wave rings together. A winning combination.
For An Elegant Approach…
Try By Pariah. Their rings are not as decorative as the Rainbow K stack above but that doesn’t make them any less special. The unique combination of the moss agate ring paired with more traditional yellow gold and diamond bands creates an overall look that feels modern with a little twist. What I also love is if you can’t decide on a stack, you could just buy one and continually add over the years. It’s always good to have something to look forward to.
Add A Gold Band.
Sauer’s Theodora ring doesn’t necessarily need to be stacked. The onyx band, paired with the rainbow gemstones speaks for itself. Why limit ourselves though? For fun, I love pairing a yellow gold band with a more decorative ring to add another element of texture and color. I actually wear my gold wedding band, which matches my husband’s, with a diamond signet ring on my pinky and wear my engagement ring by itself. I told you there are no rules! Sidney Garber’s Dome band adds curves and a little height to the stack and is a step up from a simple gold band.
More is More.
Don’t be scared to mix metals and take a cue from stylist Coco Schiffer by creating unexpected stacks with different rings in your collection. You notice she even stacked her Spinelli’s? Coco showcases her Lucy Delius Smartie ring with diamond and silver bands. Personally, I love the combination of layering Kamyen’s Disco pavé ring with Kat Kim’s yellow gold Éternal Cloud ring. This bold stack is sure to be a conversation starter.
Hopefully you’re now well versed in ‘ring math.’
It’s all about creating a combination of textures, metals and gemstones. Most importantly it’s about expressing yourself. Fine jewelry is a monetary commitment and even if you’re not in the market to invest just yet, I’d like to think this added a little inspiration and fantasy to your life.
On the topic of donate an organ worthy jewelry, if a casual $23k happens to be laying around look no further than Nadine Ghosn’s stackable Hamburger ring. Perfect for our next date? I love a burger with no calories. Don’t worry, there’s also a veggie option since you should know I don’t eat red meat even in jewelry form. The ring is stacked like a burger with 7 rings including the top bun, ketchup, melted cheese, meat patty, lettuce, onion, tomato and a bottom bun with mustard. Delicious!
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See you next Friday!
xo xo
Grace
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These are all gorgeous, but what I like about the Spinelli Kilcollin rings (which I can't bring myself to buy for the exact reasons you say) is that they are connected together, and therefore super fun to play/fiddle with. Are there alternatives you would suggest? Thanks!
Goo goo gah gah. These options have me drooling.