the art of the stack

stacking is the practice of layering bracelets with varying materials, proportions, and forms to create a composition that reflects your own style.​

we've assembled a series of stacks for you to use as inspiration for your own styling purposes.

top this stack with a fine strand of sapphire and build through a mixed chain and a structured sterling cuff, the variation in weight and texture gives each piece its own place within the stack.

build through proportion

build around weight with the double hinged cuff and layered mixed chain. ruby and garnet details within the chain tie the pieces together through color.

using color to connect

keep the foundation lighter with sterling chips and a simple silver cuff, then introduce emerald as the stronger shift in material and color. mixing smooth silver with irregular stone gives the stack texture without adding too much weight.

a lighter approach

keep the palette tonal and let difference in material and surface create the variation. pyrite sits naturally alongside sterling silver and layered chin, with small details of 18k gold and ruby to introduce warmth and color

work tonally

start with the denser snake multi wrap and distressed silver cuff, then offset their weight with a finer strands of ruby. moving from substantial silver and chain into stone keeps a heavier stack from feeling uniform.

balancing statements pieces