Settle your size and gold, see what lands almost every week, and ask for a piece first
Settle your size and your gold first, then shop one kind at a time, since something new lands almost every week. Take 14K gold for daily wear, or sterling silver for a bigger piece that a cloth keeps bright. For a piece that is not listed yet, the live chat is where to begin, or call or text 212-872-9692 from 10 AM ET.
What lands: new jewelry arrivals, from rings to tennis bracelets
Something new is listed almost every week, and the page opens on the newest. Rings come in most often: engagement rings with lab-grown centers, wedding bands, and heavy silver rings for men. Tennis bracelets and chains tend to arrive as a run, one design cut in several stone sizes. On those titles, Pt means the weight of each stone in points, and 100 points make a carat. Between the runs come claw pendants, cross sets and gold bead bracelets. Shop one kind at a time on new rings, new chains or new pendants.
Your size: ring size, chain length and bracelet length for new pieces
Know your size before you fall for a piece. Most new rings let you choose the size, halves included. Women's rings mostly stop at 8 or 9. Men's run up to 12. Read a ring you already wear on the ring sizer first, since resizing turns a ring into final sale. Chains and sets mostly come in 18 to 24 inches. Eighteen inches sits at the collarbone. On most men, 22 lands mid chest. Bracelets start at 7 inches, and many go to 8.
The gold: new 14K gold, 10K gold and .925 sterling silver jewelry
Take 14K for anything you will wear every day. It is most of the new gold, hard enough to keep a clasp and a prong tight for years. 10K is tougher and carries less gold. On most gold pieces you choose the color yourself, yellow, white or rose, so match the gold you already wear. Sterling silver arrives often too, from claw pendants to Cuban rings. It darkens over time, and a polishing cloth brings it back.
Diamonds: new lab-grown and natural diamond jewelry
Read the title first, since most new diamond pieces name lab-grown or natural there. Both are diamonds, cut and graded the same way. Grown lets you wear a bigger stone, while mined is the rarer one. Some designs come both ways, two listings side by side, so open the one you mean before you pay. When neither the title nor the details on the listing say which, ask us before you order.
Ask first: how to get a new piece before it is listed
Ask before you wait for the website. A piece can reach the store on 47th Street before its photos and listing are ready, so tell us what you are hunting for on the live chat, or call or text 212-872-9692 from 10 AM ET. A screenshot, a style name or your size is enough to start. Some listings ask for a few weeks of bench time, so read that line and ask when yours would ship. A piece made or changed for you is final sale.