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This family-run jeweler caters to the Wall Street crowd with traditional gifts like sterling silver bracelets, pearls, and men’s watches, as well as trendy designer pieces like funky Dana David gold-and-diamond hoops and reclaimed-gold necklaces by Toby Pomeroy. The dramatic hand-cut gemstones by artists such as Jamie Joseph are sure conversation starters, whether a peach moon ring or an aqua chalcedony necklace with diamonds and white topaz. For engagement and wedding rings, shoppers can choose one of the Polar Bear diamonds mined in Canada; blushing couples can either commission an original setting from the GIA–certified owners or take their pick from the house collection of gold, platinum, and palladium rings, which run from $1,000 to $20,000. And for the jewelry you already own, there’s antique restoration and while-you-wait resizing. — Eileen Conlan

This boutique stocks conflict-free diamonds (mined, cut, and polished in Canada), and it’s a great spot for brides seeking inspiration, as it stocks traditional and whimsical designs that could pass for vintage. Designers also work with 80 to 90 percent recycled metals. Engagement rings start at $1,500.