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Jewelers Directory


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Michael Ashton

933 Madison Ave., at 74th St.; 212-517-6655; michaelashtonwatches.com

This elegant neighborhood boutique, furnished like a classic library, has a wide selection of diamond, ruby, and sapphire wedding bands. One standout in the high-end mix is a 7.06-carat cushion-cut diamond ring for $150,000. By appointment only.

Mikimoto

730 Fifth Ave., nr. 57th St.; 212-457-4600; michaelashtonwatches.com mikimotoamerica.com

As an alternative to the traditional engagement ring, the famed Japanese company posits a pearl as their signature ring’s centerpiece and embellishes it with diamonds or other gems (from $1,000).

Mimi So International, Llc.

550 Fifth Ave., nr. 45th St., eighth fl., 212-354-1407; mimiso.com

Designer Mimi So creates cute, trendy looks that are heavy on sparkle. Platinum-and-diamond floral rings start at $2,620; for those who wish to splurge on a traditional design, a round, 1.26-carat brilliant-cut diamond set in platinum goes for $12,000.

Mish New York

131 E. 70th St., nr. Lexington Ave.; 212-734-3500; mishnewyork.com

Highlights of designer Mish Tworkowski’s high-end creations include sweet 18-karat-gold bamboo-shaped bands and an 18-karat white-gold version with a circle of raised stars. Prices upon request.

Movado

Rockefeller Center, 610 Fifth Ave., nr. 50th St. (various locations); 212-218-7555; movado.com

Though better known for its signature watches, Movado also has a line of sleek, modern engagement rings with up to three diamonds set on a band of platinum or 18-karat gold (starting at $3,995).

New York Wedding Ring

11 Maiden Lane, nr. Broadway.; 646-872-6534; newyorkweddingring.com

Clients can describe any vision to owner Sam Abbay, and then bend, solder, and polish their own creation at this fun studio. It’s $850 for the first day of class, and $80 an hour for subsequent days. Bands range from $1,200 to $5,000; engagement rings from $1,500 to $10,000. By appointment only.

Norman Landsberg

66 W. 47th St., nr. Sixth Ave.; 212-391-1980; normanlandsberg.com

This one-stop-shopping spot in midtown has more than 1,000 styles of engagement rings by designers like JB Star, Martin Flyer, and Christopher Designs. Rings start at $2,500.

Piaget

730 Fifth Ave., nr. 57th St.; 212-246-5555; piaget.com

Romantics appreciate the symbolism of Piaget’s swirly Possession Ring; the most popular version has seven diamonds (for good luck) on a pair of intertwined bands (from $1,850). Bands range from glossy modern styles to diamond-crusted bling.

Pomellato

741 Madison Ave., nr. 64th St.; 212-879-2118; pomellato.it

This Italian export sells rings in eye-popping colors ($2,000 to $17,000), most of which will double as beautiful investment pieces. Their elegant Lucciole stackable rings would work perfectly as bands or engagement rings for those seeking something more modest.

Reinstein/Ross

29 E. 73rd St., nr. Madison Ave. (various locations); 212-772-1901; reinsteinross.com

This store’s distinctive, handmade matte wedding rings of platinum or gold (18, 20, or 22 karats) have an old-world quality, but they’re also of-the-moment enough for brides with offbeat taste. Gold bands start at $450.

Roslyn

276 Columbus Ave., nr. 73rd St.; 212-496-5050

Roslyn specializes in re-creating vintage jewelry, though custom design is also available, as are authentic Art Deco pieces. Simple gold bands start at $500; more complex settings cost up to $50,000.

Sharon Alouf

212-941-7172; sharonalouf.com

Alouf crafts delicate platinum or gold rings set with a variety of colored diamonds (from $8,500). Her wedding bands (from $1,500) are mounted in platinum or gold (20 or 22 karats), some studded with round diamonds in natural, canary yellow, or cognac. By appointment only.

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