Pinky finger: Historically, married men wore rings on their left pinky fingerRing finger: Arguably the most meaningful placement, as this is where we wear our wedding ringsMiddle finger: As the tallest finger, wearing a ring here reflects powerIndex finger: As powerful ancient figures used to wear rings here, it symbolises leadership and ambitionThumb: As an independent finger, wearing a ring on your thumb communicates freedom of thought

Pinky finger: Rings worn on this finger usually celebrate a profession or qualificationRing finger: In some countries, wedding rings are worn on the right ring fingerMiddle finger: Same as the left hand, the right middle finger has symbolisms of powerIndex finger: As the pointer finger on many people’s dominant hand, it can symbolise authority and leadership Thumb: Wearing a ring on either thumb reflects strength and freedom of thought

Stacking rings on every finger can look overwhelming – if you want to start out subtle, try choosing two or three fingers to focus on. The middle three fingers are a classic choice, but you could also experiment with stacking rings on your thumb or pinky finger.

Dial up the impact with a pop of colour. We love combining contrasting colours for a ring stack that stands out. A ring with colourful pavé or enamel next to a 14k rose gold-plated ring style adds a playful twist to your stack.

Have you picked your three middle fingers to wear your rings? If you’re all about balance, try the triangle technique. This means building the highest stack on your middle finger and smaller stacks on its neighbours, creating a sense of symmetry.For more tips on curating your dream ring stack, visit our guide to stacking rings.

Whether it’s sterling silver or 14k gold plating, try choosing one metal finish as the main character, bringing in contrasting tones as the supporting acts. This helps create harmony even when experimenting with different metal tones.

Styling a mix-and-match look can feel unfamiliar if you’ve always been loyal to one metal. So start small! Try adding one or two subtle pieces in a contrasting finish. You could try wearing a small 14k rose gold-plated band alongside your sterling silver solitaire ring.When you get used to mixing and matching metals, it’s time to experiment with bolder styling. If you want to mix it up and create a full mixed-metal jewellery look, check out our complete guide to wearing different metals.

If you love the cool tones of sterling silver, these pieces were made for you. Discover your next jewellery box favourite or a perfect gift for someone special.

Feel the warmth of our 14k gold-plated ring styles. From stackable bands to statement solitaire rings, find the next piece you’ll wear on repeat.

Add a rosy glow with a Pandora 14k rose gold-plated ring. Discover pieces featuring cubic zirconia, coloured stones and enamel to bring colour to your styling.