Fashion Accessories Jewelry Make a Delicate Statement with Layered Jewelry By Rita Kokshanian Rita Kokshanian Rita Kokshanian is a Los Angeles-based writer and editor who covers celebrity, fashion, beauty, and lifestyle. She was previously an Assistant Editor for InStyle and is currently the Senior Copywriter at The Grind. InStyle's editorial guidelines Published on September 21, 2014 @ 01:15PM Pin Share Tweet Email Trending Videos Photo: Photos by Greg Marino When it comes to your jewelry, sometimes bigger isn't better and more is, well, more. We're talking about layering. This fall, give your jewelry a personal twist and stack like a pro. Rony Vardi, owner of Brooklyn's cool-girl jewelry emporium Catbird, explains how to rock the trend without looking like you're trying too hard. Read on for her tips, plus click through our gallery to shop out pieces to achieve this look. For bracelets:"Stick with two or three slim bracelets so they don't get in your way. Mix delicate chains with unembellished bangles for dimension." For earrings:"Go bold on one side with a dramatic dangler, and keep the other side simple with an understated stud." For rings:"Midi rings are eye-catching but can fling off if they don't fit snugly. A good rule of thumb is to go down two sizes." To personalize:"Layer new pieces with go-to favorites and vintage finds for a look that's truly your won. The best stack tells a story." Sometimes a look is all about the accessories. See how to style this season's best ensembles with this key accent! 01 of 14 Phyllis + Rosie Cuffs Photos by Greg Marino $190/3; phyllisrosiejewelry.com 02 of 14 Vanessa Lianne Jewelry Earrings Photos by Greg Marino $145; vanessalianne.com 03 of 14 Sydney Evan and Billy Mudd Rings Photos by Greg Marino 04 of 14 Maya Brenner Designs Necklace Photos by Greg Marino $295; mayabrenner.com 05 of 14 TomTom Jewelry Earrings Photos by Greg Marino $72; tomtomjewelry.com 06 of 14 K/LLER Collection Ring Photos by Greg Marino $470; kllercollection.com 07 of 14 A Peace Treaty Earring Photos by Greg Marino $80 for single earring; apeacetreaty.com 08 of 14 CC Skye Ear Cuff Photos by Greg Marino $125; glamboutique.com 09 of 14 Lost Wax Studio Studs Photos by Greg Marino $28 per stud; lostwaxstudio.com 10 of 14 Catbird Rings Photos by Greg Marino $68 each; catbirdnyc.com 11 of 14 Jennie Kwon Designs Studs Photos by Greg Marino $80 per stud; jenniekwondesigns.com and jenniekwondesigns.com 12 of 14 French Connection Rings Photos by Greg Marino $14 for 5; bloomingdales.com 13 of 14 Smith + Mara Earrings Photos by Greg Marino $155 per earring; smithandmara.com 14 of 14 Alex and Ani Rings Photos by Greg Marino $28 per ring; alexandani.com