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Rings and Jewelry Directory

Aaron Faber Gallery

666 Fifth Ave., nr. 53rd St.; 212-586-8411; aaronfaber.com

This antiques shop has a selection of contemporary jewelry, too. Engagement mountings by Michael Bondanza start at $2,100, and there’s a wide array of intricate vintage rings (from $1,050).

Albertine General

13 Christopher St., nr. Gay St.; 646-398-9872; albertine-nyc.com

Kyung Lee’s tiny boutique carries a unique collection of edgy jewelry from mostly local designers. Bold brides can choose from one-of-a-kind vintage pieces like a green glass bracelet ($98). (good value)

Alexis Bittar

353 Bleecker St., nr. W. 10th St. (various locations); 212-727-1093; alexisbittar.com

Bittar’s signature Lucite line features attention-grabbing pieces that are bolder than your run-of-the-mill wedding jewelry. The Leger rose-gold bracelet ($475) is a showstopper, as are the multicolored block rings ($95). (good value)

Alice Kwartler

445 Park Ave., nr. 57th St.; 212-752-3590; alicekwartler.com

This antiques emporium stocks jewels that date from the 1880s to the present­—enamel, crystal, diamond, platinum, and gold period pieces abound. Don’t be surprised to see antique Tiffany & Co., David Webb, Buccellati, or Cartier among the vintage baubles and gems. Prices upon request.

Annasheffield.com

New York City–based Sheffield is the jeweler of choice among in-the-know downtown brides. Those willing to forgo the huge rock love her rose-gold solitaire ring with champagne-diamond–adorned band (from $1,100) and her textured sterling-and-pavé bands ($800).

Asprey

853 Madison Ave., at 70th St.; 212-688-1811; asprey.com

A classic symbol of the British upper crust, the Asprey A-cut diamond (from $20,500) makes for one elegant engagement ring. Asprey also produces custom designs.

Belenky Brothers

91 Grand St., nr. Greene St.; 212-674-4242; belenky.com

This sixth-generation jeweler sells both custom and designer pieces and can duplicate your handwriting for engravings (their high-tech customization demos can show you exactly how engraved or custom rings will look). Engagement rings start at $1,500; wedding bands at $200. (good value)

Buccellati

46 E. 57th St., nr. Madison Ave; 212-308-2900; buccellati.com

Popular with brides seeking an Über-feminine look, the Etern­elles line (from $15,000) showcases rings so delicate they resemble diamond netting.

Bulgari

730 Fifth Ave., at 57th St.; 212-315-9000; bulgari.com

The Italian luxury brand’s bold signature style dates back to nineteenth-century Rome. For label lovers, the B.Zero1 18-karat solitaire ring is inscribed with the Bulgari name. Prices upon request.

Cameobyrux.com

Designer Russell Greenberg’s Cameo by Rux rings appear to be simple ridged bands, but they’re actually customized with the bride’s or groom’s profile (from $1,700).

Cartier

653 Fifth Ave., at 52nd St.; 828 Madison Ave., at 69th St.; 212-753-0111; cartier.com

The iconic French jeweler has an ample selection of classic, high-end engagement rings. Its signature Trinity ring (intertwining rose-, yellow-, and white-gold bands) is an excellent pick for old-soul brides. Engagement rings start at $4,000.

Catbird

219 Bedford Ave., nr. N. 5th St., Williamsburg; 718-599-3457; catbirdnyc.com

Nontraditional wedding bands and engagement rings by local designers such as Conroy & Wilcox and Satomi Kawakita are staples here. Styles range from wallet-friendly gold bands (from $88) to bold, wide bands with higgledy-piggledy set sapphires in a variety of colors (from $2,120). (good value)

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