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Rings and Jewelry Directory

Aaron Faber Gallery

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

This antiques and collectibles shop also sells an eclectic mix of contemporary jewelry, with everything from intricate vintage engagement rings (from $750) to timeless platinum bands by Christian Bauer and Michael Bondanza (from $950).

Asprey

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

A classic symbol of the upper-crust British lifestyle, Asprey’s A-cut diamond ($5,200) makes for an elegant engagement ring. The Madison Avenue boutique also does custom designs.

Belenky Brothers

91 Grand St., nr. Greene St.; 800-764-6436; belenky.com

The owners of this sixth-generation family jeweler sell high-end custom and designer pieces with a downtown feel, and as an added bonus, they can duplicate your handwriting while engraving. Engagement rings are $1,500 to $500,000; wedding bands are $200 to $40,000.

Buccellati

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

These finely detailed, handmade gold wedding bands are popular among women who want a traditional, feminine look, but nothing too cookie-cutter. The eye-catching Eternelles line ($7,000 to $40,000) showcases rings so delicate that they look like diamond netting.

Bulgari

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

Bulgari’s bold signature style translates to glamorous engagement rings and wedding bands, such as the snake-shaped Tubogas bands that some couples choose in place of traditional wedding rings. Engagement rings start at $3,000.

Cartier

653 Fifth Ave., at 52nd St. (various locations); 212-753-0111; cartier.com

The iconic French jeweler has an ample selection of classic, high-end engagement bands. Cartier’s signature Trinity ring of rose, yellow, and white gold, first produced in 1924, is an excellent pick for discerning old-soul brides. Engagement rings start at $4,200; for those and the rest of the dripping-with-diamonds collection, the sky’s the limit

Catherine Angiel

43 Greenwich Ave., nr. Seventh Ave.; 212-924-4314; catherineangiel.com

This West Village boutique carries chic, well-priced reproductions of covetable, idiosyncratic vintage styles, all designed by owner Catherine Angiel. Prices for engagement rings start at $3,000.

Cellini

Waldorf-Astoria, 301 Park Ave., nr. 50th St. (various locations); 212-751-9824; cellinijewelers.com

Specializing in micro-pavé settings and sparkly eternity bands, Cellini also custom-creates platinum and 18-karat-gold engagement rings with white and natural-colored diamonds. Stones are available in one to ten carats; engagement rings start at $6,500.

Chanel Fine Jewelry

733 Madison Ave., at 64th St.; 212-535-5828; chanel.com

The venerable French fashion house has an equally impeccable line of fine statement jewelry. The company’s signature “quilted” gold bands are bridal favorites, as are the camellia-shaped diamond rings. Prices upon request.

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