What is a stacked ring?

A stacked ring consists of multiple bands worn together or manufactured as a single multi-row piece to create depth and texture. Designs range from simple plain gold wedding bands worn in multiples to complex harem rings and eternity bands.

How do I wear a vintage stack?

You can combine separate vintage bands of varying gold colours and stone types to build a personalised combination on your finger. Alternatively, integrated multi-row rings provide an instant stacked effect within a single fitted piece.

What gold purities are used?

These pieces utilise 9ct, 15ct, 18ct, and 22ct gold, alongside platinum and silver-topped settings. Higher karat golds offer a richer yellow tone, whilst lower karats provide greater durability for daily wear.

How do I identify the period?

Stylistic cues such as Edwardian filigree, Victorian multi-row gemstone clusters, and Art Deco geometric eternity settings help date the jewellery. Hallmarks stamped inside the band provide official assay office stamps and date letters where present.