New York · 18 places · 9 districts
Jewelry Stores in New York.
All 18 jewelry stores we cover in New York, from Fifth Avenue, Hudson Yards and Williamsburg, on one map with addresses, hours and directions.
All 18
Jewelry Stores, district by district.
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Tiffany's flagship since 1940, reopened after a redesign in April 2023, with engagement rings, a Patek Philippe salon, fine stationery and the Blue Box Café.
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Cartier has occupied this former private mansion since 1917; it sells jewelry, watches, leather goods and bridal, with a fourth-floor service salon for repairs and engraving.
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On the street level of the Bergdorf Goodman Building at 57th Street, home to the house since 1940, with an Art Deco interior and in-store engraving and adjustments.
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Fifth Avenue boutique for jewelry, watches, eyewear, accessories and fragrance, with appointments, phone orders and click-and-collect available.
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The jeweler's New York salon, listed by the brand at 701 Fifth Avenue; appointments for bridal or high jewelry can be booked online before visiting.
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Cultured-pearl jeweler on the ground floor of the Art Deco Crown Building; the company's founder invented the cultured pearl in Japan in 1893.
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Crystal jewelry and accessories store, a newer Fifth Avenue tenant that also uses the space for podcast tapings and a speaker series, according to a March 2026 report.
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Roughly 5,000-square-foot boutique with separate women's and men's watch salons, a diamond salon and a private VIP salon; the brand suggests booking ahead.
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Tiffany's Hudson Yards store for jewelry and luxury accessories, open until 8pm Monday to Saturday, an hour before most of the mall closes.
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Fine and vintage jewelry from a rotating roster of independent designers, plus piercing jewelry, homewares, apothecary goods, books and decorative objects.
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Jewelry designer Gurhan's flagship in a landmark Franklin Street building, with pieces in showcases made from vintage frames and the designer often working at his bench in the shop.
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Small Perry Street shop for a New York jeweler making rings, necklaces and other pieces for women and men that pair gemstones with simple metalwork.
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The beaded-bag and jewelry designer's first store, opened in 2021, selling colorful accessories and apparel, some with Jewish motifs, and hosting a weekly bead night.
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Jewelry flagship on North 7th since 2004, behind a green door. Walk-in permanent jewelry and ear piercing, charm building, and a wedding and engagement ring annex upstairs.
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Long-running Bedford Avenue jewelry shop stocking pieces from more than 100 designers, including Chan Luu and Mute Object. Earrings, necklaces, bracelets, rings and gifts.
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Jewelry studio and shop in a former Victorian coffee warehouse. In-house designs lean celestial, with stars and snakes, alongside antique and estate jewelry and curiosities.
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Jewelry store named on the mall's page for The Avenue luxury wing. Diamond rings, necklaces, earrings, bracelets and watches.
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Fashion jewelry and accessories chain listed in the mall's directory. Low-priced earrings, necklaces and hair accessories.
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Questions, answered.
Where is the best area for jewelry stores in New York?
Fifth Avenue has the most, with 7, followed by Hudson Yards (2) and Williamsburg (2). Each district page has the full store list with hours and directions.
How many jewelry stores does this guide cover?
18, across 9 districts. Every listing has its address and hours and links to the store's own site.
Are these listings kept up to date?
Yes. Every store is re-checked against its own site, brand locator or mall directory at least every six months, and closed stores come off the list.
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A Williamsburg Shopping Day
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