18 Interesting Diamond Bands To Add to a Stack

By Brittany Siminitz | May 18, 2022

It was only a short time ago that stacking rings were the it thing designers were making and customers were buying. Shoppers could flex their creative muscles by adding a variety of styles to their stacks, sometimes piled well past the knuckle on their fingers. It was this trend that enforced stacking rings as very collectible, everlasting pieces and ones that could help tell a story or create a personalized look for those buying them.

Dana Bronfman Oculus eternity band — *Oculus eternity band in 18k yellow gold with 0.67 ct. t.w. round diamonds, $3,825; Dana Bronfman*

Harwell Godfrey Stardust stacking band — *Stardust stacking band in 18k yellow gold with 0.55 ct. t.w. diamonds, $3,950; Harwell Godfrey*

Ounce of Salt butterfly eternity band — *Vintage butterfly eternity band in 18k yellow gold with 0.86 ct. t.w. rose-cut and 0.57 ct. t.w. round diamonds, $5,170; Ounce of Salt*

Since, the notion of curating styles has traveled from the finger to the neck (neck parties have also been notable), the neck to the wrist (à la charm bracelets or stacking bangles), the wrist to the ear (where stud earrings continue to thrive). None of these categories have gone out of style, mind you, though they do seem to trade consumer focus from time to time.

Gleamire Sofrosine ring — *Sofrosine ring in 14k white gold with 0.52 ct. t.w. diamonds, $1,325; Gleamire*

Alp Sagnak rings — *Nothing + Nothing = Everything bands in 18k yellow gold and silver with diamonds, prices on request; Alp Sagnak*

Jade Trau Seline stacking band — *Seline stacking band in 18k yellow gold with 0.3 ct. t.w. diamonds, $2,650; Jade Trau*

Building ring stacks may not be at the forefront of every customer’s mind at the moment, but the stacking ring is without a doubt one of the most timeless articles of jewelry out there. Its versatility—from a wedding band to a single fashion ring, or as a part of a stack short or tall—is a guarantee, no matter how current trends dictate jewelry be worn.

Imperfect Grace Marcella band — *Marcella band in 14k yellow gold with 0.72 ct. t.w. diamonds, $4,380; Imperfect Grace*

Uniform Object stacking ring — *Stoned Vertebrae ring in 18k white gold with diamonds, price on request; Uniform Object*

Campbell and Charlotte Wave ring — *Edge Wave ring in 14k yellow gold with 0.18 ct. t.w. diamonds, $2,200; Campbell + Charlotte*

Colored gemstones are special, but when we’re talking timeless versatility, what understands the assignment better than a diamond? From the subtle sparkle of a pavé band to more significant carat weight, you won’t find many customers tiring of wearing diamonds on the daily.

Almasika Berceau Deux ring — *Berceau Deux ring in 18k yellow gold with diamonds $5,800; Almasika*

Shimansky Saturn band — *Saturn band in 14k yellow gold with 1.19 cts. t.w. diamonds, price on request; Shimansky*

Sethi Couture stacking bands — *Black and rose band stack in 18k rose gold with black and white diamonds, $6,780; Sethi Couture*

The diamond bands pictured here are as versatile and enduring as a simple sparkling band—but far more interesting. Their designs are distinctive and memorable, standing out in a stack (or solo) and happily blending by offering complementary glitter and gold.

Ali Grace diamond ring — *Channel ring in 14k yellow gold with diamonds, $3,600; Ali Grace Jewelry*

Rahaminov emerald cut band — *Emerald-cut band in 18k yellow gold with 3.07 cts. t.w. diamonds, $16,000; Rahaminov*

Millapani Hamsa diamond ring — *Hamsa ring in 14k yellow gold with diamonds, $750; Millapani*

Come what may, the diamond band is a jewel box necessity that warrants wearing on repeat and playing with combinations of different styles. With a wide range of prices and styles, there really is something for everyone.