Rings

Measure for the exact finger you’ll be wearing the ring on, as size varies from finger to finger or hand to hand. You may print or order a ring sizer and measure your finger. Make sure that the ring sizer fits snug but not tight and can pass over the knuckle with relative ease.

Dilute 1 tsp of dishwashing soap into one cup of warm water. Place your gold or diamond ring inside and let it soak for a few minutes. Then remove and gently scrub with a soft towel. If your ring features diamonds, consider using a soft bristle toothbrush for light brushing. Then rinse your ring and pat dry with a clean towel.

Beyond engagement rings, there are many fashion rings that highlight diamonds. Mixed cuff styles or bypass rings continue to grow in popularity. Tetrad or Signet rings are staples with a substantial solid gold band and a variety of diamond shapes to choose from. And diamond-accented bands, like Eternity or Infinity Bands, are sought after both for solo wear and stacking.

The best rule for stacking rings is to experiment. Choose a metal color or combination of colors that you would like to wear together. Then select two to three rings with various band widths that will stack easily with one another. Always keep band designs and diamonds in mind. Certain edges, widths, and diamond shapes will match up easier than others.