You Need These Types of Rings to Have the Best Damn Accessory Game Ever (2024)

A tubular, rounded piece in gold or silver will seriously upgrade any ring party you have. These pair particularly well with thick, juicy hoop earrings, like the ones the model wears here.

Don’t be afraid to venture into text-heavy rings. Short words are a great way to show off something you love—liketacos—without having to say much. Wear it loud and proud every damn day.

The signet part of the ring is the seal stamped in the middle, which can be anything—something super meaningful, if you like, or something just for fun.

Remember when birthstone jewelry was...the most important accessory you could buy? Well, nothing’s changed, btw. This one combines the birthstone with a delicate chain ring for an updated version of the look.

When considering a new ring to add to your plentiful stacks, it’s always fun to find a band that has a little something extra going on. Enter the braided band.

A quirky co*cktail ring is nothing if not a conversation starter. Wear this horse-themed one to your next party and see what I mean.

You know when a jewelry piece just has that je ne sais quoi that gets you all the compliments? Yeah, you can typically chock that up to it being asymmetrical and delicate.

Okay, stacking rings are maybe one of the most important types of rings you could invest in right now. They’reeverywhere—and they deserve to be. Getting a pack of these little baubles is fun because they all have a similar theme, but each ring is strong enough to wear on its own too.

Super-thick band rings, also known as cigar rings, are becoming ultra popular. They have a very noticeable effect on their own of course, but they alsolook unexpectedly stylish as hell stacked witha few thinner rings around them.

Although gold and silver metals might be the most popular types of materials used for fashion (aka not fine) jewelry, that doesn’t mean they’re the only ones. Take this gorgeous glass ring, for example. Its raised blue design and extra-thick size makes it really fresh, fun statement with any outfit.

What’s more fun than a lovely gold ring that spirals up your finger like a snake? Nothing, that’s what.

Want to be fancy, but not too fancy?Consider sliding on a pearl ring like this one for your next brunch or get-together.

This ring isn’t metal, but it is just as precious. Consider a ring made of a mineral component, like jade, when buying your next band.

Channel-set rings are ones where the stones inside are all set in a row, with no brackets in between. These ones in baguette-cut shapes form a nice bar across the top of your finger. The best part about this ring, though, is its fun, colorful design.The vibrant lineup makes for a cheerful add-on to literally any colored outfit.

Once you start a ring collection, you’ll also start finding little ways to make each piece feel personalized. The mini moon in this oneadds dimension to a ring collection without sacrificing that ever-important stackability ratio.

Flat-top rings are an awesome way to add dimension to a set of without disrupting the flow. The flat top is fun on its own, but it also serves to make a finger full of rings feel expertly curated.

A pearl ring has the same kind of polished feel that a pearl necklace does, but in a completely fresh way. This one looks especially cool when you wear it with something decidedly unexpected, like a utilitarian button-down.

Did you really think I’d go through tons of important ring typeswithouttalking about mood rings? ’Course not. This huuuuge one, in particular, is amazing and I need it.

What could be more fun than a diamond-crusted sunshine ring? Oh right...wearing said ring to a co*cktail party and partaking of said co*cktails.