Make a Subtle Statement With Stackable Ring

Worn alone or in groups of three or more, stackable rings are a fun and endlessly customizable way to show off your unique sense of style. Mix-and-match different designs to create a wide variety of looks. Mark and Graham's collection of stackable rings feature letters and numbers, allowing you to add more meaning to your look.

The Options

The Sarah Chloe Amelia Stacking Ring is a delicate monogram ring made of 14kt yellow gold. Handcrafted in New York City by jewelry designer Sarah Chloe, these rings can easily be worn alone or stacked to spell out a word or represent multiple children. The initial is .3" high, and you can opt for a diamond-encrusted version for extra sparkle.

If you're more of a numbers person, consider one or more Sterling Silver Numerical Rings. These easily stackable rings feature numbers instead of letters. Choose from numbers zero through nine to commemorate a special date or your hometown area, or just show off your favorite number. These sterling silver rings nestle together perfectly so you can easily build any meaningful number.

Complete the Look

The stackable jewelry options don't stop with rings. Mark and Graham also has an array of stackable bangles. Their Signature Enamel Bracelet comes in a clasp and stretch version. Both are made from stainless steel with a gold-plated finish and a colorful enamel coating. These colorful bangles can be monogrammed, making them a thoughtful gift.

If you prefer a more traditional look, Mark and Graham has a number of 14kt gold plate, 18k rose gold plate and sterling silver bracelets, many that can be customized with a monogram or even a birthstone. Mix-and-match metals and styles of bracelet to create a look all your own. To further customize your arm jewelry, add Sarah Chloe's Build Your Charm Bracelet to the mix. This gold-plated sterling silver bracelet can be adorned with one or more of six unique charms to create a piece that is all your own.

Wrap it Up

Any of Mark and Graham's beautiful stackable pieces of jewelry would make a lovely gift all on its own, but for something really special, consider wrapping it up with a little something extra. Pair a few stackable rings with a pretty ceramic tray so that your recipient can safely stow her rings when washing her hands or doing the dishes. A monogrammed leather travel case would also be a very thoughtful addition to any gifted piece of jewelry.