3 ENGAGEMENT RING AND WEDDING BAND COMBOS YOU'VE NEVER SEEN

These days, more and more women are celebrating personal expression when it comes to their wedding bands, and as a result, things are getting really creative when it comes to how we’re seeing them stacked. Today, we're sharing our favourite band combinations from Tacori!

As shown in the photo above, one of our favorite ways to help clients stand out from the crowd is by stacking rings together with interesting diamond cuts that are both elegant and unexpected. Tacori makes it easy with ring options featuring their directionally chic pear, marquise, and oval shaped diamonds turned on their sides for a spin on the classic elongated look. Paired with an eternity band that has round and rectangle shapes – this interesting look is both fresh and timeless. Pin-worthy? We think so.

For those with classic taste but still want something a little less obvious, the answer can be found by looking at the diamond cut. Look at the cut of the center stone (like this stunning emerald shape), and then, choose a diamond-intense wedding band that uses the same diamond cut (like this Anniversary Band from Tacori's RoyalT collection). Remember, Anniversary Bands don’t have to wait till after the wedding! This polished look is a match made in ring-stacking heaven.

Rose Gold is back! Yellow Gold has made a comeback! Well yes, of course it has. As far as we’re concerned, brides have been loving color for years, and mixing metals hasn’t been a faux pas in at least a decade. Complementary designs that mix metal colors are a great option for a creative engagement and wedding ring pairing. Fashionable ladies love this look because any other day-to-day jewelry you wear will effortlessly tie in with the rings.

Hint Hint: this is a sneak styling preview of 3 of Tacori's favourite wedding band styling options, in partnership with Who What Wear. More looks to come soon when Tacori unveils more of their partnership on Who What Wear!

Have a favorite? How are you rocking the “stack back”? Would love to hear from you!