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The most stylish brides are ditching the traditional in favour of the directional and unexpected, starting with their ring combinations.

A small horizontal baguette diamond set atop a round brilliant-cut diamond together cast a subtle and delicate twinkle right between the collarbones.

10k recycled-gold cuff bracelet, made to order with a 4 mm Australian opal, a 2 mm reclaimed round-cut diamond, and a 2 mm sapphire. The bracelet is 6.5 inches but can be special-ordered in other sizes.

A roundup of T Magazine's favorite Gifts including whimsical pepper mills, sapphire earrings and more.

Gift-giving is an art—and also, exhausting. You’ve got to tap into your intuition and the outer depths of your credit card limit.

The Brooklyn-based jewelry brand WWAKE has been championing the chunky ring movement for nearly a decade.

A bit of a splurge, but the sale at Wwake is worth perusing. Select pieces are 20 percent off (and a portion of proceeds goes to Win NYC).

One Of A Kind Bullet Cut Diamond Monolith Ring No. 26 Featured In Jck Magazine.

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A conversation turns to the challenges of running an independent brand in New York City.

Manhattan might not have the prestige of a city like Paris, but when it comes to production, proximity is a big part of the allure.

Wing Yau, founder of Wwake, might describe herself as a purveyor of understated gemstone jewelry, but her work is as much wearable art as adornment.

WWAKE Founder, Wing Yau, wears the Small Rhodes Necklace and Letter Necklace.

WWAKE Founder, Wing Yau, wears the Unfinished Conversation Earrings. WWAKE Pearl Collection.

The online site Blue Nile and De Beers collaborate with 10 independents on a jewelry drop.

Yau, 32, and her makers use gloves and masks in WWAKE’s studio to create environmentally-conscious fine jewelry pieces worn by stars like Rihanna and Cate Blanchett.

Wing Yau’s opal and tonal sapphire are pieces you’ll wear for life.