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Chopard

709 Madison Ave., nr. 63rd St., (various locations); 212-218-7222; chopard.com

Chopard’s signature bands are heart-shaped and embellished with diamond, ruby, or sapphire accents (from $3,000). Ask about the particularly striking classic Ice Cube, a diamond-grid ring without any visible metal (from $3,275).

The Clay Pot

162 Seventh Ave., nr. Garfield Pl., Park Slope, Brooklyn; 800-989-3579; clay-pot.com

This Brooklyn favorite carries contemporary designs from more than 100 American craftspeople. They also offer “conflict-free” Canadian stones suitable for engagement rings ($1,000 to $8,000).

David Webb

789 Madison Ave., nr. 67th St.; 212-421-3030; davidwebb.com

Webb’s jewelry collection begins with his one-of-a-kind animal-inspired clips, and features an eclectic collection of precious stones, diamonds, and crystals. Prices for customized engagement rings are available upon request, but general jewelry starts at $1,200.

David Yurman

729 Madison Ave., at 64th St.; 212-752-4255; davidyurman.com

David Yurman recently added a bridal collection to his line, including wedding bands for men and women (he also offers great cuff links for grooms). Many styles feature antique cushion-cut diamonds. Bands start at $550 and engagement rings start at $12,500.

De Beers

703 Fifth Ave., at 55th St.; 212-906-0001; debeers.com

De Beers is known for its collection of iconic diamond jewels. It recently introduced a new signature engagement ring, Forever, available in a range of carat weights (starting from $2,000). Prices for other wedding, engagement, and eternity rings are available upon request.

DeNatale Jewelers

170 Broadway, Ste. 205, nr. Maiden Lane (various locations); 212-317-2955; denatale.com

Longtime New York jeweler Jim DeNatale specializes in three-stone rings, a fine selection of square emerald cuts, Asscher cuts, and cushion-cut diamonds. Engagement rings start at $2,000.

The Diamond Co.

62 W. 47th St., nr. Sixth Ave., Ste. 1208; 212-819-0336; thediamondco.com

This third-generation jeweler sells to the trade as well as to the public, and stocks all the classic bridal styles in every size, shape, and price range, from as little as $500 to as much as $150,000.

Di Modolo

635 Madison Ave., at 59th St.; 212-644-6564; dimodolo.com

Dino Modolo’s corner boutique features engagement rings in platinum, eighteen-karat white- and yellow- gold. Wedding bands are available with precious stones and diamonds (from $995).

Dior Fine Jewelry

21 E. 57th St., nr. Madison Ave.; 212-931-2988; dior.com

Instead of taking the traditional route, couples often wear Dior’s chunky, graphic designs as engagement rings and wedding bands. Favorites include an eighteen-karat-gold band with a dangling diamond (from $2,190) and a white-gold band with pavé-diamond lily-of-the-valley charms ($6,100).

Doyle & Doyle

189 Orchard St., nr. Stanton St.; 212-677-9991; doyledoyle.com

An excellent source for estate and antique jewelry, this store has divine bridal pieces at prices that are lower than you might expect. Current standouts: an old-mine twin stone and rose-cut one-carat diamond ring ($2,400) and an Edwardian 2.22-carat diamond filigree ring ($26,000).

DVVS

263A W. 19th St., nr. Eighth Ave.; 212-366-4888; dvvs.com

This friendly Chelsea shop sells arty and unusually cool bridal jewelry. Look for Alex Sepkus’s textured designs in gold and platinum, and George Sawyer’s Japanese mokume gane folded-metal wood-grain bands. Bands range from $1,000 to $2,000.

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