Adored Moissanite Zigzag Stacking Rings | Silver / 4.5 101300026720972

How to measure — get the perfect fit

Accurate measurement matters for stacking rings, especially a zigzag design that sits against other bands. Use one of these methods for best results:

1. Professional ring sizer (best): Visit a jeweler or order an inexpensive plastic/metal ring sizer online. Try a few sizes at the end of the day (fingers are slightly larger then). The size that slips on comfortably and resists coming off past the knuckle is the right fit.
2. Measure an existing ring: Choose a ring that fits the same finger. Measure the inner diameter (mm) across the ring using a ruler or, preferably, a caliper. If you get slightly different values measure at two or three points and use the average. You can convert diameter to circumference (circumference = diameter × π) if needed.
3. Paper or string method (if you don’t have tools): Wrap a thin strip of paper or non-stretchy string snugly around the base of your finger, mark where it overlaps, then measure the marked length with a millimeter ruler to get the circumference. Again, measure toward the end of the day and repeat a few times.

Fit tips specific to stacking zigzag rings:

• Measure the finger while wearing any ring(s) you plan to stack with—stacking changes how rings sit and feel.
• If your knuckle is larger than the base of your finger, measure both and choose a size that slides over the knuckle but still fits snugly at the base.
• Band width matters: narrow bands (about 1–3 mm) typically fit true to size; bands wider than ~3–4 mm may feel tighter and often require a half-size up.
• If you’re between two sizes, choose the larger for comfort when stacking multiple bands.

Materials — what makes the Adored Moissanite Zigzag Stacking Ring

Moissanite (stone)

Moissanite is a lab-created gemstone made of silicon carbide (SiC). Key points:

• Exceptional brilliance and fire—moissanite has a high refractive index, producing strong sparkle.
• Very durable for everyday wear (Mohs hardness ~9.25), suitable for rings and stacking designs.
• Ethical and conflict-free because it is laboratory-grown.
• Visually similar to diamond while offering an excellent value and lively flash of fire.

Metal & finishes (typical options)

Stacking rings like this one are often offered in several metals/finishes. Common options and what to expect:

• 14k / 18k Gold (yellow, white, rose): Durable and low-maintenance. White gold is commonly rhodium-plated to enhance whiteness.
• Rhodium plating: Applied to white gold and sometimes silver to create a bright white surface; will wear over time and can be re-plated.
• Sterling silver (925): Affordable and bright; may tarnish over time—regular light polishing keeps it bright.
• Gold vermeil: Thick gold plating over sterling silver—offers the gold look at a lower price but plating may need renewal with wear.

If you need allergen information or a specific metal alloy for this listing (e.g., solid 14k vs vermeil), please include that detail on the product page so customers can choose the right option.

Model & fit information

Reference for how the ring looks and fits in photos:

• The zigzag/chevron silhouette is designed to nest neatly against curved or solitaire rings; it also works beautifully on its own.
• Because this is a stacking style, the ring is intended to be worn with other thin bands—try pairing with a plain band or a slim pavé to highlight the zigzag shape.
• Fit note: the zigzag profile can feel slightly different than a plain round band—if you typically wear very tight-fitting bands, consider ordering a half size up when stacking.

(If you display a photo of a model wearing the ring on your product page, it's helpful to note the model’s ring size and the exact band width in millimeters so customers can judge scale.)

Care guide — keep it lovely longer

Follow these simple care steps to preserve sparkle and finish:

• Daily wear: Moissanite is very durable, but gold and silver can scratch or tarnish. Remove rings for heavy manual tasks, gardening, or contact sports.
• Avoid chemicals: Remove before using household cleaners, swimming in chlorinated pools, or applying lotions/perfumes—chemicals speed plating wear and can dull metal finishes.
• Cleaning at home: Use warm water, a drop of mild dish soap and a soft toothbrush to gently clean the setting and stone. Rinse thoroughly and pat dry with a soft, lint-free cloth.
• Ultrasonic & steam cleaners: Moissanite itself tolerates ultrasonic cleaners, but plated metals or delicate settings may not—avoid ultrasonic cleaning for plated/vermeil rings or any setting with loose stones.
• Rhodium & plating maintenance: White gold and vermeil finishes may show wear over time. Rhodium re-plating and refinishing can be done by a jeweler to refresh the look.
• Storage: Store rings separately in soft pouches or a lined jewelry box to avoid scratches. Keep moissanite away from softer stones and metals when packed together.
• Annual check: Have prongs and settings checked by a professional jeweler once a year to ensure stones are secure—this prevents loss from worn or bent settings.

Style tips — ways to wear your zigzag stacking ring

• Minimal everyday: Wear the zigzag ring alone on your ring or middle finger for a subtle architectural look.
• Layered elegance: Pair with one or two plain slim bands for a classic stacked look. The chevron creates a pleasing negative space that complements round solitaires.
• Mix metals: Combine rose, yellow, and white metals for a modern, eclectic stack—use the zigzag as a focal point.
• Play with widths: Balance the zigzag with one wider band (3–4 mm) and one or two ultra-slim bands (1–2 mm) for contrast and visual interest.
• Pair with an engagement ring: The chevron or zigzag shape is ideal to sit flush against tapered or pointed engagement ring mounts—try it as a coordinating enhancer.
• Midi styling: Wear a slim zigzag as a midi ring (above the knuckle) combined with a matching lower stack to create a layered, on-trend look.
• Occasion dressing: For formal events, stack the zigzag with a pavé band or a small solitaire for sparkle; for casual wear, keep it simple with matte or brushed bands.

Experiment—stacking is about personal expression. Start with two rings and add slowly until you find a silhouette that feels right.