At Doyle & Doyle, our mission is to help our customers learn about - and fall in love with - vintage and antique jewelry, in a fun,
welcoming environment. As experienced collectors of engagement rings,
bracelets, necklaces,
and antique jewelry of all kinds, we've curated an inventory of unique and one-of-a-kind jewelry that features exceptional pieces from many historic periods. We’re excited to
help you explore our collection to find a piece you love!
Last week New York celebrated one year since the legalization of same sex unions. This week’s Engagement Ring of the Week and the exuberant wedding style it inspired is a celebration of the nearly 7,100 newlyweds who will be commemorating an anniversary in the coming months that wouldn’t have been able to do so just […]
There’s nothing like last week’s 100% humidity in New York to make us think twice about the merits of Christmas in July. Though we’re staunchly opposed to yuletide themed summer sale madness, we’re nevertheless comforting ourselves in front of the arctic blast of our AC while day-dreaming of a winter time wedding, inspired by our […]
Tucked inside our exceptional Engagement Ring of the Week is hand engraving which reads “2-22-27”. This date, together with the marvelous Old European cut diamond, intricate filigree work, and laurel leaf engraving on the band of our Art Deco piece, has us daydreaming of a wedding style inspired by Fritz Lang’s visual masterpiece Metropolis, which […]
In anticipation of this Monday night’s Fifi awards (for those of you unfamiliar they are the “Oscars” of the fragrance industry), we are featuring perfume pendants in this post. Any classic film buff, will be familiar with scenes in which a woman has fainted and a gentleman swoops in to her rescue waving a flask […]
Our current engagement ring of the week is a beautiful balance of fine details. From the 1920s, this Art Deco jewel features an overall shape that was very popular for this time period. What sets it apart is the combination of unique details. The shoulders of the ring are pierced and center undulating, geometric details […]
This week’s Engagement Ring of the Week is a truly special piece, as it is a composite of a Georgian (1714-1830) diamond set portion and later shank that contains British Hallmarks dating to 1870. Named for the rule of the four King George’s, jewelry during this time was entirely handmade and very unique. Rose cut […]
While this week’s post is coming to you a little late, for the week’s Engagement Ring of the Week, we are featuring two rings that highlight the style of an East-West setting. An East-West setting is when the center stone is set horizontally. Most traditional engagement rings feature the center stone being set in North-South […]
Store Manager, Megan Baker, found the image below of Mia Farrow and Robert Redford from the 1974 film The Great Gatsby and couldn’t help but notice that Farrow’s character is wearing a Marquise engagement ring worn with a simple band. Also, I found a fun article from living.msn.com on “What Your Engagement Ring Says About […]
Nature has been an inspiration in jewelry design and motifs for centuries. During the Art Nouveau period nature was the single most important source for artists and designers. They often adapted motifs from the natural world, making it so that nature and modernity came to mean almost the same thing. Now that spring has officially […]
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