Disclosure: I received sample products from Nakturnal in exchange for this post. All opinions expressed are my own.

You know how much I LOVE the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle! I’ve been following her since her Suits days and think she’s a gem. She has mastered the art of the dainty gold ring stack and it’s inspired me to recreate my own ring stack look.

Meghan even wrote her own blog post about creating the perfect ring stack on her former blog, The Tig. She interviewed Rony Vardi of Catbird Jewelry for tips on how to achieve the look. These included:

• Start with your most precious piece
• Mix and match metals
• Incorporate texture
• Try the first knuckle ring
• Don’t forget your pinky or thumb
• End with the kitten mitten (this is a hand bracelet to top things off)

To create my own ring stack, I needed to find some cute, dainty gold rings. Since I was looking to incorporate some texture and my own personal style, I chose the Infinity Heart Ring ($80) from Aurate to frame all the other rings around.

I thought this one was perfect because it’s great by itself or I could layer other rings above or below it.

The second ring I wanted to add to my stack is Meghan’s favorite Catbird Threadbare Ring ($44). I would add this one to my pointer finger like she does.

For my middle finger, I’m really loving this stone ring from Loft ($29.50). And I could probably stack a few things under or over it once I get going.

I had a really hard time finding a nice thumb ring, but did have some luck on Etsy. This one from Rossana Jewelry Design ($28) is adjustable which would be great for figuring out sizing and comfortability for a thumb ring.

I also found a few ring sets from Bauble Bar to layer and mix and match. This set of 5 ($58) has some great options to fill in any extra spaces. If you look at some of Meghan’s photos, you can see she is not afraid to stack them high. I could also get these in a much smaller size and wear them as midi rings on different fingers.

I also liked this set of five rings from Ann Taylor ($49.50). These can be worn individually or in one stack like the picture.

Are you an expert ring stacker? I would love to hear your tips and tricks for how to achieve the perfect combination.

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