Article: The Art of the Stack
The Art of the Stack
For a long time, I overthought stacking bracelets. I wondered if there was a “right” way to do it. But once I started making jewelry, I realized there’s no single formula — and that’s the beauty of it.
Stacking is personal. It’s about mixing what speaks to you, and the combinations are endless. Over time, I’ve found a few principles that guide me when I build my own stacks — not as rules, but as building blocks to spark creativity.
Start with a Signature
Every great stack begins with an anchor piece — for me, that’s the Signature Bracelet. Handcrafted with natural gemstones and sterling silver, it’s where color, material, and story come together. Choose the stone that resonates most with you, and let it ground your stack.
Looking for a starting point? This is where I begin.
Layer with Chains
Once you’ve set the foundation, add dimension with silver chains. Whether it’s the bold weight of the Foundation Bracelet, the sleek profile of the Baseline, the versatile Framework, or the textured Twin Pillar, chains bring balance and edge to any stack. They’re the link that ties it all together.
Silver links that bring edge and balance to any stack.
Play with Proportion & Texture
Stacks really come alive when you mix sizes, proportions, and finishes. Pair smooth gemstones with faceted cuts for a subtle shift in light, or balance bold silver with refined details. From the color-rich Origin Collection to the geometry of StoneWave, these pieces add character that makes your stack stand out.
Mix bold silver with faceted stones to create your own rhythm.
Explore the Origin Collection →
Closing Thoughts
At the end of the day, stacking is personal. There’s no single formula — just the pieces you connect with and the way you wear them. That’s the art of the stack: versatile, lasting, and uniquely yours.
— David Lim, Co-Founder
