25 Unique Ways to Style the Rings You Already Own

British brand July Child churns out '90s-inspired trippy, colorful, premium jewelry from designer and founder Sinead Flood. Crystals and CZ stones are set into sterling silver and 18k gold vermeil to give off the look of pieces dripping in glitter. Flood suggests creating a narrative with your rings by setting a theme — for example, all florals, which you can achieve with the addition of the bestselling Daisy Moo ($50, originally $101).

Stephanie Gottlieb, who established her fine-jewelry line and bridal-concierge service in 2013, is well known for her Pave Stack Bands ($600), which are the top-selling pieces on her site. Gottlieb recommends starting with a statement bauble on the middle finger, like her Jumbo Pave Heart ($1,650), and then stacking thin rainbow bands on the pointer to complement the look. She also always wears one pave stack band on her pinky for an added touch of sparkle.

Logan Hollowell has been crafting her rings in LA since 2016 from recycled 14k and 18k gold, ethically sourced gemstones, and conflict-free diamonds. Hollowell believes that each stone's beauty bears significant intuition and feeling, so it should be the start of your look. From there, complete with simple diamond and gold bands, like the bestselling French Pavé Diamond Tusk ring ($2,995), that sit comfortably stacked. Various shapes can be used to create dimension and diversity.

Founded in 2019 by Kerryn and Aaron Langer, Arms of Eve is known for its stacking and spacing rings, many of which have a crushed gold texture. The bestselling Eros ring ($49) comes in three different widths for that reason, designed to complement pearls or gemstones nicely.

En Route was started in 2017 by best friends Matilda Guo and Cassie Zhou. Zhou created the bestselling Mira ring ($28), which the team considers a proper foundation for any cottagecore or regencycore look with its dreamy etchings. "Style it with a puffy sleeve shirt to elevate the look. Pick a classic pearl ring to stack with a skinny gold ring to complement the aesthetics," Guo instructs.

Crystal Haze, started by Ophelia Alickaj and Sara Vlatkovic in 2017, takes a maximalist approach to jewelry. While overstyling is part of the DNA, the team recommends settling on less color in order to orchestrate a look with more pieces. This way, each ring gets the clear attention it deserves. The Lady Boss ring ($126) is the brand's bestselling piece, dreamed up as a play on the infamous men's pinky ring that used to be an indication of status and wealth.

Sustainable fashion brand Siizu, founded by Kay Wen in 2016 and designed by Hiroko Harada, suggests its Eternity CZ ring ($42) as a great jumping-off point. It's simple and can be worn with many other pieces, so it should be the foundation of every stack.

Founder Alicia Sandve reports that HeyMaeve's bestseller is the Heiress ring ($68), which comes complete with a row of mirror-like stones in 18k gold-plated stainless steel. The brand suggests styling its "bling rings" for extra oomph to create the striking look of royalty.

Niki Allworth started budget-friendly jewelry label Adornmonde in 2014 and suggests experimenting with statements and subtle shapes, all pared down to one pure metal piece that ties your look together. "Stack unevenly, and not on all fingers. . . . Oh, and don't forget your pinky finger," she told POPSUGAR. The Tray Triple Knot ring ($106), styled above, is a new bestseller on the site.

Yi Collection's Yi Guo prefers to mix fun, colorful gems together in unexpected ways, but then tie them all together with one multicolored piece, like the brand's Rainbow Chain Ring ($625).

Erin Sachse of Eriness, founded in 2015, always loves the addition of a pinky ring at the end, and the label's Ruby Signet ($1,250) is a bestseller. Sachse recommends stacking not only different color gemstones, but different shapes and sizes to give the stack unexpected dimension.

Katherine Schlattman, who founded Foe & Dear in 2009, recommends layering signet rings for an everyday look. Each of the brand's made-to-order signet rings ($422) are made with the environment in mind from recycled gold and silver.

Jessica Tse, designer and founder of Notte — which was established in 2019 — loves to play with different colors and proportions to create a fun, tactile multiring stack. The brand's Mini Superbloom Ring ($79) is its top seller and works as a mood-boosting statement piece.

BonbonWhims, founded by Clare Ngai in 2020, is known for its chunky ring stacks and was started on the idea that more is more. Ngai suggests layering differently colored enamel pieces, like the bestselling Ling Bling rings ($120), to create a bold-statement look that will stand out. Don't knock the thumb ring, either — add one to help achieve a carefree, lighthearted look.

Sister duo Christina and Gina founded Senia New York in 2020, and they believe that any ring stack should represent your personal story. Their bestselling Chain Rings ($260) are great for teaming up with their Roman Numeral Ring ($160) or Halo Ring ($315), which commemorate special numbers and dates.

Paris-born, Chicago-based jeweler Catherine Sarr started Almasika in 2014 to celebrate the symbols, stories, and forms that unite people across cultures and generations through fine jewelry. Sarr believes that any ring stack should be meaningful, suggesting layering pieces that are compelling in shape but also speak to the wearer's personal story. The brand's Vici Signet Ring ($2,750) is a bestseller, being a sculptural collection of ancient symbols that represent traditional wisdom.

Mateo Harris started Mateo New York in the spring of 2009 with a men's collection but expanded to a women's line in 2015. Mateo's Secret Initial ring ($2,500) is a bestseller, first launched on the site in 2018. Harris encourages customers to have fun with stacking rings — try them on as if you were in a store, and then keep on multiples. You'll be surprised what works together.

Frasier Sterling, founded in LA in 2011 by Frasier Lipton, has a bestselling F You ring ($30) that is a kitschy addition to any ring stack. Lipton loves the idea of coordinating a stack of rings to match with layered necklaces, bringing your jewelry-look full circle.

Fashion photographer Dolly Faibyshev came up with the idea for these glittery baubles while sitting in her apartment at the start of the pandemic in 2020. The side project was created to inspire people of all ages, sizes, and genders to have fun with their outfits — which is exactly why she recommends drawing attention to the hands with sheer gloves. The pearlescent green Kiwi ring ($65) is currently the bestselling colorway.

Celebrity-loved jewelry brand Jacquie Aiche — worn by the likes of Gigi Hadid, Rihanna, and Justin Bieber — is handmade in LA and aims to make wearers feel powerful through its unique shapes. As a styling tip, Aiche suggests starting with your power symbol (perhaps a butterfly?) and then decorating around that piece with colorful gemstones. Take her Pave Diamond Rainbow Sapphire Spike Spinner ring ($6,500) for example, which is already the bestselling ring of the year.

Founded by Henry Tse and designed by Pauline Revet, Nyrelle underwent a rebrand in 2022 and offers unparalleled stacking rings. Creative producer and stylist Rosemary Ling offers a go-to tip of the brand: start with two big, chunky statement rings that really stand out, then complement those pieces with a few thinner, daintier stacks to tie everything together. Nyrelle's top-selling ring of 2022 is its Slim Signet ring ($175), which is available for engravings.

Jennifer Meyer's jewelry is classic, but the jeweler recommends settling on one standout pop as the focal point of your look no matter what the more delicate stacks on your other fingers bring. You can even achieve this with daintier rings if you're more of a minimalist, settling on the label's Extra Small Opal Inlay Heart ring ($325).

AAPI-founded label Kate and Mimi was started in 2021 by friends and collaborators Katty Lau and Mimi Lau. Their jewels are meant to be investment heirloom pieces that can be passed down to future generations. For that reason, they recommend taking a "collect them all" approach and stacking the same ring in different tones — in this case, it's their bestselling Diamond Bubble ring ($9,800), available in white, yellow, and rose gold, which was created to mimic the organic flow of both Champagne bubbles and actual bubbles.

Aaryah, founded in 2016 by Megan Kothari, offers bridal and fine jewelry handmade in both NYC and India. If you do own an engagement ring, Kothari loves the idea of getting experimental and playing around with different bands to create a cohesive, eye-catching look that transcends time and place. It doesn't have to be worn on your left ring finger, and it definitely doesn't have to be traditional. In fact, since Megan Fox's toi et moi ring hit the internet, this Aster ring (inquire here) has become the label's bestseller.