Family jewels: sisters Christina and Jennifer, owners of Greenwich St. Jewelers
Greenwich St. Jewelers loves their Beverley K. Collection–perfect if you love an antique look but want something brand new
The Greenwich St. Jewelers storefront, in the heart of the financial district in NYC
Wearing all Single Stone rings, how amazing are these?!
Todd Reed‘s designs mix metals with rough/raw diamonds
All of these bands are by Single Stone…I can see anniversary gifts written all over these!
Getting a tour of the cases, they are organized by designer.
A multi-color party of Polly Wales, who is a favorite at Greenwich St. Jewelers
Another look at the Single Stone rings available
A peek into the Arik Kastan section of the jewelry cases.
Halo lovers rejoice! Greenwich St. Jewelers has the best ones, from DanHov Jewelry
Rebecca Overmann rings also call Greenwich St. Jewelers home
Your view as you walk into the door!
Pretty, delicate layers from Jennie Kwon Designs
Some colored stone action from Beverley K. Collection
Engagement ring bliss from Sylvie Collection
Wearing this diamond crescent moon necklace and earrings by Jade Trau.
Newly added Erika Winters bridal line has been a perfect addition to Greenwich St. Jewelers.
Greenwich St. Jewelers‘ own collection of stunning rings
Here’s a more up close photo of them, all by Greenwich St. Jewelers
Wearing Todd Reed–love the two necklaces
Classic with a twist, Jade Trau‘s bridal line is what every NY girl covets
Jamie Joseph a cult favorite calls Greenwich St. Jewelers home
From one Seattle-based designer to the next, Sholdt creates some forever gorgeous wedding rings, like these.
The full Jennie Kwon Designs look–sometimes you have to wear it all!
My NYC jewel fest was taken downtown, to the financial district to be exact, where Greenwich St. Jewelers has been keeping the city sparkly since 1976. The evolved version of what the store was and where it began has become the new Greenwich St. Jewelers, all the while staying true to its passion and commitment to fine jewelry. The family-run store is definitively THE place to shop at for all your wedding jewelry needs, whether you are looking for an engagement ring or wedding band. I got to experience both aspects of the store (wedding jewelry and everyday jewelry) and excited to share what I found with you!
Visiting Greenwich St. Jewelers has been a long time coming! Co-owners and sisters, Christina and Jennifer, have always been so good to me with their support and being trail blazers with trying out new ideas with a jewelry blogger like myself, even when I had a few followers. They gave me the opportunity to curate fall favorites back in 2013, sent me jewels to play with even before “Jewels at my Doorstep” was officially a concept, and even invited me out to NYC to attend a Todd Reed trunk show (which I had to decline only because I was closing on buying my first house and had thoughts of skipping out on it just so I could visit them lol). It is safe to say we’ve both come a long way and this visit was that much more fun because I had been mentally preparing for it for years! Ha!
Walking into Greenwich St. Jewelers, an immediate warmth and comfort comes over you. The store itself is inviting and so is the entire staff. I was surprised by how curated their inventory is–every jewelry line had a purpose, a reason, for being present and available, and everything was on-point. It was like someone created a jewelry tutorial on how to achieve the best jewelry look, and took everything needed and placed it in Greenwich St. Jewelers! They’ve got their basics covered: stud earrings, tennis bracelets, lots of everyday diamond jewelry. Then, you’ve got some fun and trendy collections, like Jennie Kwon, Zoe Chicco, Getana, and a few others. Do you love colorful gems and handcrafted, unique designs? They’ve chosen some of the best out there: Polly Wales, Arik Kastan, Jane Taylor, and Jamie Joseph. And we can’t stop there, the most important part: wedding day jewels like engagement rings, wedding bands and the related, all cream of the crop designers including their very own rings designed by themselves are available. You can’t get much better than that! Have you ever visited a jewelry store and thought to yourself–wow, everything is so good?! There’s not one thing I wouldn’t love.
Let’s break down the bridal jewelry options that are available from Greenwich St. Jewelers (most are photographed above, just check out the captions, along with their links to learn more). You’ll notice their inventory is expertly curated to include the best classic, modern, vintage-inspired and alternative bridal styles. If you still can’t find what you had in mind, they also have an on-site custom design service that will bring you through the design process from beginning to completion. All diamonds and gemstones are responsibly sourced and if you’ve inherited a family heirloom diamond and want it reset, they specialize in that too! Their on staff gemologists will even appraise and grade your diamond.
Beverley K. Collection: if you love a vintage or antique inspired engagement ring, but want the ring’s story to begin with you, brand new, then Beverley K. is perfect for you! Their line takes femininity and makes it into a ring. They also make some really amazing right hand rings that I think would make great alternative bridal pieces. No wedding band necessary!
Danhov: So many classics from Danhov, polished to perfection, and sparkling with every diamond, facet or curve. I loved the swirl designs, where the center stone sits atop of a swirl of pave. If you’re obsessing over a halo style, I suggest you come to Greenwich St. Jewelers and try on their Danhov halos! You’ll want them all!
Erika Winters: The newest addition to the Greenwich St. lineup, Erika Winters offers wedding bands and engagement rings that will make everyone stop and stare! Her signature Thea design is an incredible choice. Matte gold or shall I call it, “brushed” finish, whether its rose, white or yellow gold, makes these designs stand out. You have to see these in person!
Greenwich St. Ceremony: Years of experience having a jewelry store has led Greenwich St. Jewelers to create their own line, taking classics and making them look effortless and gorgeous. Eternity bands with major sparkle is their specialty.
Jade Trau: Wedding and engagement rings that can stack and fit together like a puzzle?! That’s definitely what Jade Trau has done with her designs, along with some classics and beautiful bands. Pear shapes set on an angle, round brilliants popping up by the band…the options are really cool! And coming from a family in the diamond industry, her standards are set pretty high for what she sets into her jewels.
Megan Thorne: Like artwork, Megan Thorne’s engagement ring designs frame the central diamond with a setting done in a Victorian-inspired way. Other designs are lacey, while others show off her take on classics. You’ll find something special with this line, that’s for sure.
Rebecca Overmann: Natural forms, subtle hues and rustic diamonds depict the style of Rececca Overmann’s bridal line. Lots of great alternative bridal choices, including classics her way. Her bands complement so many styles as well, and yes she makes bands for men too!
Sholdt: Bezel settings, classic four-prongs, clean lines…that’s totally Sholdt. Love the different finishes, like the ribbed bands, called the “fern finish.” The heavy, half bezel setting is a great one too! You must see the full line up!
Single Stone: Many of the designs from Single Stone are true replicas of vintage and antique pieces. Another fun fact is that they use antique diamonds in their designs, that means Old Mine cuts, Rose cuts, and Old European cut diamonds! You will surely fall in love with their work.
Sylvie Collection: With over 1400 engagement ring styles, the work of Sylvie Collection spans multiple looks and styles. Dainty, yet bold…classic, yet unique. You can set your family heirloom in one of her designs or have Greenwich St. Jewelers find you one with the specs you desire!
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New York, NY 10006
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