Stacking Rings

A stacking ring is designed to be worn alongside others on the same finger. The proportions, the textures, the way the metal sits flush against the next band, each is part of the composition. Some are kept as a fixed set worn every day. Others rotate in and out depending on the rest of an outfit.

Stacks can be built slowly. There is no rule that says they need to match. A hand-hammered band in yellow gold next to a thin polished one in silver next to a textured wedding band already worn for years can sit together perfectly well.

Below, the rings designed to stack. Each is handcrafted at the bench in Melbourne, made to order.