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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 the exclusive Polar Bear diamond (mined, cut, and polished in Canada). They also do on-site jewelry repair, gem setting, sizing, engraving, and appraisals. They work in 80- to 90-percent recycled metals. Prices upon request.