Help me name my new jewellery range!

[Thingsthatgo]

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!).

A lot of these names sound “cheap” I’d be thinking they were plated.
Out of all of them I like Etage, as suggested up thread, or just your name.

I think tutti frutti stackers sounds good. Where can we buy them? They’re lovely.

Jewels of Joy
Joyful Gems
Joyful Treasures

I’ve got stuck on the word joyful I think 🤦🏻‍♀️🤣

My name doesn't sound like a lovely brand name so I chose a translation of my name meaning in another language which does sound brand like

As it’s a range , not your actual business name ( agree that should be your own name, be it first name , surname or both ) I think Strato / Strata is perfect .

@NorthFaceofthelaundrypile no idea of the price point or if pure gold/gold plate etc - they look nice but as those facts weren’t given it’s hard to know where to pitch as they may be quite cheap - hard to tell

Jewel Love It
🤣

Bejewelled
Treasure Chest
Treasure Stack

Arm Candy

It needs something appropriate and business like - think SEO and a world where your designs may expand beyond pick and mix

your name or town name and designer jewellery or handcrafted or whatever is better than pun names.

In that case kaleidoscope is great

How much would one of these rings be? My suggestion would depend on whether thy are cheap or expensive

Or Hand Candy 😂 bit of a play on "hard candy" which is what the gems remind me of. Or Finger Candy? 😳 ... Maybe not so much 😬🤣

Aurora stacking rings.

Hard candy was a make up / nail varnish brand in the 90s.

Prism by Your Name

Granita

Sherbet Dip

It depends on what market you are aiming at.
Tutti frutti, bonbon, etc, sound quite young and playful and not necessarily expensive. I would imagine that for a range aimed at teens to twenties.

Single-word and neutral names like étage sound elegant, refined, and a bit more luxurious. I would imagine that for someone with a style and disposable income.

Anything with jewel, treasure, glitter, etc, just gives off Claire's accessory vibes, sorry.

Midget Gems

What sort of thing are your other ranges called? I think you maybe need to pick a common thread, so if they're all female names, or Greek, or English nouns, etc?

thank you. I can appreciate that the association with sweets seems a bit flippant. They are expensive rings (I haven’t priced them up yet) but they are solid gold with sapphires. However, the place where I will sell them, and the website, is a place where customers will spend a lot of money, so they are a bit of fun compared to the really high end stuff.
I quite like the idea of linking them to a party or festival. Maybe Carnival?

Call the range 'Rio'.

Carnival is good. Playful but less teen sounding pretty neutral in terms of age of who you are marketing it at.
'Carnival by thingsthatgo'
or go a bit more exotic with 'Carnivàle'

Stax
Rialto
Scintilla
Stellar rings
Greta Jewellery

Stack and Sparkle