Frequently Asked Questions About Stacking Rings Jewellery (FAQs)
To find your ring size before buying stackable rings, start by wrapping a piece of string or a strip of paper around the base of your finger. Ensure it fits snugly but comfortably. Next, mark the point where the string or paper overlaps to form a complete circle. Remove the string or paper and measure its length with a ruler, noting the measurement in millimetres.
Alternatively, you can download our ring size chart online and print it out, for an easy measurement at home before you proceed to buy your choice of ring.
Yes. Mixing different metals and gemstones in your stack creates a unique look. You can combine rose gold, white gold, and yellow gold with a gemstone ring for a stunning effect. However, be mindful of mixing gemstones with varying levels of brilliance. Diamonds or other highly sparkly stones might overpower delicate gemstones like opals or moonstones.
The number of rings you wear in a stack depends on your personal style. Generally, 5-6 rings create a balanced and elegant look, while stacking too many rings can become uncomfortable to wear. The rings might bunch up, pinch your skin, or restrict your finger movement. If you’re new to stacking, start with two or three simple bands. Once you get comfortable, you can gradually add more rings to create a more elaborate stack.
You can customise your stacking rings with our engraving service depending on your ring type. We also offer complimentary resizing (up to 3 sizes) for your new SK Jewellery diamond rings and wedding bands. Talk to our in-store experts for advice on stacking rings that reflect your individuality.
We offer a 7-day exchange policy for stacking rings, but not traditional returns. Rings must be unworn, in original condition, and exchanged in-store within 7 days of receipt. Please note that exchanges are currently only available in-store, and international orders cannot be exchanged. For more details, you can refer to our Exchange and Refunds page.