Your hands say so much about you. In a way, they are a canvas on which you can paint the story of your life. At HAVERHILL, we love handcrafting beautiful rings to help you tell the story of the people and moments you hold most dear.
What are the traditional rules for stacking rings?
Traditionally the left hand ring finger is reserved for a wedding band, an engagement ring, and perhaps an anniversary band. From this meaningful combination the concept of stacking rings was born. These norms are blossoming into a creative approach to ring stacking involving multiple rings layered together, and encompassing both hands with lots of fun flair.
What are the traditional rules for stacking rings?
Traditionally the left hand ring finger is reserved for a wedding band, an engagement ring, and perhaps an anniversary band. From this meaningful combination the concept of stacking rings was born. These norms are blossoming into a creative approach to ring stacking involving multiple rings layered together, and encompassing both hands with lots of fun flair.
Birthstone Engagement Rings and Wedding Bands
We are honored that HAVERHILL rings are helping couples honor their marriage vows in non-traditional ways, whether it be in a Grand Birthstone Ring to add a little color to an engagement ring, multicolored birthstones in a blended family’s Rosecliff wedding band, or a pair of Rainbow Rosecliff bands for a same sex couple, we love reflecting the full color of your family love story.
Ring stacking has moved beyond tradition and become an art, encompassing many layers and both hands.
Stack Mother’s Rings to Keep Your Loved Ones Close
Mother’s rings have taken on a new dimension with ring stacking. There are so many possibilities! Create a set of matching rings with each child’s birthstone, or combine a stack with a variety of styles to reflect each child’s unique personality.
