RINGS LINEUP (continued)! 💍

Beyond just showing off my favorite rings, I wanted to dive a bit deeper into some pieces and general styling tips that I find super helpful for building an everyday jewelry wardrobe. One of my absolute go-to’s, as you might have seen, is my two-tone Kendra Scott chain ring. These rings are truly fantastic because they offer such a unique blend of elegance and modern edge. I love how the chain detail adds texture without being bulky, making it perfect for both casual outfits and dressing up a bit. The two-tone aspect is also a game-changer for mixing metals – it bridges the gap beautifully and allows me to wear both gold and silver pieces seamlessly across my hands. If you're looking to elevate your everyday stack, a Kendra Scott chain ring is definitely worth considering for its versatility and comfort. Speaking of mixing metals, this is a trend I fully embrace! Don't feel like you have to stick to just gold or just silver. My collection often features a blend, like my simple gold/CZ stacking band paired with a silver-toned ring or even a two-tone piece. It adds so much more interest and personality to your look. When I'm building my stack, I think about balancing different textures and sizes. For example, a chunkier ring like my gold college class ring, engraved with 'MMXXI' and even 'UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN' inside, often works best on its own or with very delicate bands. This particular ring holds so much sentimental value for me, representing a significant chapter with 'TOGETHER FORWARD' etched within. Pairing it with a subtle stacking band lets it shine without overwhelming the hand. Another piece I adore is my gold labradorite fidget ring. Not only is labradorite stunning with its iridescent flashes, but the fidget aspect is surprisingly calming throughout the day! When choosing everyday rings, comfort is key. You want pieces that you can wear all day without thinking about them. Look for rings that fit well, don't catch on things, and are made from durable materials like 10K gold or sterling silver. For anyone looking to start or expand their ring collection, I always recommend investing in versatile pieces first. A few simple gold bands, maybe one with a touch of sparkle like a CZ, and a statement piece that speaks to you – whether it's a unique stone like labradorite or a personalized class ring. Experiment with different fingers and combinations. You might be surprised by how a simple rearrangement can create an entirely new vibe. Remember, your everyday jewelry should feel like an extension of your personal style, so have fun with it and choose pieces that make you feel good!