5 Ring Styles Every Fashionista Should Know
Figuring out what ring style to wear is challenging when you don’t actually know the names.
Fortunately, that’s where this post can help. We run through various ring styles so you know what’s out there and can recognise a particular style when you see it.
Chunky Statement Rings
Chunky statement rings are among the most popular these days and dominate the fashion scene. The idea is to emphasize the hands (and help you show off your latest manicure).
You can usually pair chunky gold and silver rings with minimalist outfits (because they do a lot of the talking for you). This makes them a must-have for anyone with a simple wardrobe or who likes to wear light clothes.
If you have a formal look and you think it is a little stale, try adding a chunky ring. You should quickly see the difference.
Vintage-Inspired Signet Rings
In your travels, you may also come across so-called vintage-inspired signet rings. Again, these can be a lot of fun and look great.
So, what are these rings? Well, essentially you start with a signet design, and then add a modern twist. So you could begin with a family crest or engravings, and then pair it with a minimalist design.
If you want to wear the ring on your index finger or pinky you can with one of these. However, we’d recommend stacking them for the greatest effect when you’re going out.
Half Moon Rings
If you’re looking for something a bit daintier, then you could customize a radiant and half moon ring. These minimalist accessories look great when worn with any outfit and can add sparkle, even if the light is low.
Obviously, most rings in this style come with a diamond at the center. However, you can opt for different stones if you want. Just make sure that the clarity is high so that they catch the light in the right way.
Mixed Metal Rings
For something a little earthier, you could opt for a mixed metal ring. These are hot right now because they combine different types of silver and gold, creating a more interesting and unique look.
You’ll want to wear mixed metal whenever you’re experimenting with stacking or overlaying jewelry. The more you do this, the more flexibility your look will have, and the better it’ll feel.
Mixed metal is best reserved for boho or daring outfits. It can also be chic when paired with white.
Natural Rings
Finally, you might want to explore rings inspired by nature. These often have specific shapes, like leaves, vines, or floral motifs. Many of these have an Earthy, boho vibe, and can be a great alternative to classic, fine jewelry.
If you can put them together with flowy dresses, that can work well. They also do well during the summer months if you get the pairing right.
In 2025, nature-inspired rings are currently doing the rounds on social media, so they are well worth checking out. Don’t be afraid to explore them if you have some less common clothes.
