Something Old: Antique and Estate Jewelry to Complete Your Look

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I’ll confess…I have weakness for vintage jewelry. I love that you are buying something with a history, and that you can make it your own by wearing it with current fashions. Not to mention, they can be stand-out pieces that really express your personal style.

As we all know, finding the perfect jewelry for your wedding day is no easy task. You want it to be beautiful, and compliment your dress perfectly. And many of my clients also want it to become a family heirloom that they can pass down to their daughters.

Doyle and Doyle, the New York based Antique and Estate jeweler is the perfect place to go to find exactly that. Specializing in antique and estate pieces, they look for very special items that have great craftsmanship, quintessential design aspects of the periods they are from, and are unique. Almost all of their pieces are one of a kind, so you’re guaranteed not to see on anyone else.

And they cater specifically to brides by consulting with them about their special needs. After reviewing their dress they hunt around for specific items that match the look the bride wants.

When asked what brides are looking for now, they said “Earrings are always a must-have for every bride. Whether their hair is back, up or down, it is that extra hint of glimmer next to their face that helps their eyes shine. Right now, extra feminine drop earrings are in demand.”

Their retail store is located at 189 Orchard Street New York City 212-677-4170.

And if you’re not in New York City, don’t despair…most of their inventory can also be purchased on their website: www.doyledoyle.com

Enjoy!

Julie

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Featured Above:
Deco Diamond & Emerald Bracelet in Platinum $7,500.00
Diamond & Sapphire Cluster Drop Earrings 18k $985.00

July 12, 2007 at 05:18pm | Permalink | Comments (2)

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This is a lovely idea as a gift from the parents of the bride to their daughter. It is something she will cherish all her life, and perhaps hand down to her daughter or grand-daughter. Thank you for this feature article.

Posted by Pat Newman on July 17 at 01:11pm

I do not prefer antique jewelry for two reasons:
1) it's very expensive comparing with the new one
2) as you've said, it usually has a special history, so such decoration can even help to get you into trouble.

Posted by Sally, jewelry expert on August 27 at 07:28am

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