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Help me name my new jewellery range!

148 replies

Thingsthatgo · 20/05/2025 14:07

They are stacking rings with a selection of coloured gemstones. I am making a gold set and a silver set, and the customer can mix and match. I want a name that is light hearted and fun. I quite like ‘Pick and Mix’ as a name, because they are a bit like sweets. But I don’t know if it’s too frivolous.
Please help me, I need to decide by the end of the week. (Excuse my old lady fingers, I need a model with beautiful hands!).

Help me name my new jewellery range!
Help me name my new jewellery range!
OP posts:
ballroomblue · 20/05/2025 15:03

I can't believe it! The very first name I thought when I saw your rings was kaleidoscope - the same as AI! And I see someone else also thought it. Maybe that is the one to go for, OP. They are beautiful rings.

Redredwiner · 20/05/2025 15:03

Something that conveys that you are curating your own style and design. But capturing that in words that say jewelry is hard. I would pick words you like for the look of the rings then use a strap line to convey you can curate your own combination

MarkingBad · 20/05/2025 15:03

I was a jeweller, actually I still sell jewellery as part of a larger range these days. I think your rings will do well for you

Don't try and be clever, it rarely works especially if it's higher end jewellery and designed by you. Use your name or adopt a name, it doesn't have to have anything to do with jewellery.

Ecommerce is full of clever names, but the ones that do not date are simple, easy to spell and or does what it says.

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Iloveburgerswaymorethanishould · 20/05/2025 15:11

Rings of change…. As you can change the order, the finger, the metal….

ballroomblue · 20/05/2025 15:12

You know, I think MarkingBad is right. I would use your name or a name. If I think about it, jewellery named this way comes across as more classy.

I think you were right to think that Kaleidoscope is quite a complicated word.

Hayley1256 · 20/05/2025 15:12

I got these from chatgpt:

The Stacking Stone

Gild & Gem

Coloura (evokes colour and aura)

Stack & Stone

Luxe Layers

Stacked Grace

Gilded Stacks

Halo & Heap

The Stack Edit

SerenStack (from serene + stack)

Stackelle (invented, sounds high-end)

VeraStack (from vera meaning “true”)

The Ring Stack Co.

Stacked by [Your Name]

Layered & Loved

Stacks & Spark

Aurum Stack (Aurum = Latin for gold)

CuraStack (cura = care/love in Latin)

Étage (French for layer or story)

Gemstacke (a luxe twist on “gem stack”)

Lustrous Layers

The Stacking Atelier

Adorn & Stack

Shesellsseashellsnotinmystreet · 20/05/2025 15:13

Stacks Of Style

Starlight1984 · 20/05/2025 15:16

I like

Stacked by [Your Name]
Halo & Heap
Gild & Gem

as per @Hayley1256 / ChatGPT ideas!

Starlight1984 · 20/05/2025 15:19

Oh no I have just googled and there is already a jewellery business called 'Stacked by Susie' (maybe that's where ChatGPT has got it from?!) so not Stacked by....

Koazy · 20/05/2025 15:20

Stack them up

Gundogday · 20/05/2025 15:21

Rainbow Rings

Shine Bright

Ring Ring

Ring Bearer

Saturn Rings

Hayley1256 · 20/05/2025 15:21

I like 'The Stacking Stone' from the chatgpt list, you could stamp them with TSS - as long as TSS isn't a horrible disease or something!

CapitalAtRisk · 20/05/2025 15:24

OP, think about your buyer. They want a name that conveys beauty and quality.

You need an easily remembered name, that comes up well in search engines/Etsy etc.

Puns don't do that. Normal words don't do that.

Nobody in the world can spell kaleidascope.

You need a name like Missoma, or Cartier, or your own surname. Something that also doesn't limit you to design types like "stack".

MarkingBad · 20/05/2025 15:24

Don't forget that stacked rings will fall out of fashion at some point too,
or you may choose not to make them or expand into other designs. so you need to consider future proofing your business name.

PinkArt · 20/05/2025 15:25

Pick and Mix jewellery would make me think of something cheap and cheerful from the high street, not gold/ gold plated gemstone jewellery.
Most of the brands I'd shop in that genre have gone with names - Zoe and Morgan, Monica Vinader, Astrid and Miyu (technically words for beautiful but the Astrid part is also a name), Alex Monroe, Carrie Elizabeth. Is that an option or is your name one that wouldn't lend itself to becoming a brand?
Kaleidoscope is my favorite of the suggestions. I just tried with a couple of bad mis spellings and Google recognised that kaleidoscope was what I was after, so that hopefully wouldn't be a big issue.

BeNiceWhenItsFinished · 20/05/2025 15:27

As a pp says, either your name or something that does what it says on the tin.

Rtato · 20/05/2025 15:28

What sort of price range are you looking at? That might help to decide the tone of the name.

Wednesdayisme · 20/05/2025 15:33

What about your name and follow it with treasures..

Only reason is when I think of gemstones I think of a treasure chest maybe it's watching the Goonies as a kid lol

Tootjaskoot · 20/05/2025 15:33

You could call the range Godis - it’s Swedish for pick-n-mix (in practice at least - it actually directly translates as ’little sweet treat’).

Godis gold
Godis silver

etc

You can build the background to the name into your brand story, and from a linguistic perspective it brings to mind gold, good, godly, good as gold, goodies, goddess, as well as having connotations with ’Love is….’ etc.

You could design some beautiful but fun packaging based on the classic Swedish pick-n-mix bags.

Lovewineandchocolate · 20/05/2025 15:33

Love the suggestion by @Hayley1256 for Étage (or maybe with a small 'e') Short and classy and the french meaning of layer or story gives a nice backstory

MissMoan · 20/05/2025 15:35

Sweet Stacks

Mickydoodle · 20/05/2025 15:38

Greek word "opalus" meaning gem . Thought it was nice

thinkfast · 20/05/2025 15:38

If you have a nice real name OP, I’d either just use your name or “your name jewellery”. A lot is the suggestions sound like cheap jewellery ranges and your designs don’t look cheap.

Thingsthatgo · 20/05/2025 15:40

Thanks - I already use my name as the brand. I just need a name for this range specifically.

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Acc0untant · 20/05/2025 15:40

Is it this particular range you want to name, or the entire business?