They’re two of the most important men in your life, so why shouldn’t there be a little overlap in the gifting department? Just don’t let them know anything about it…

Under $500

Dads really love crazy gifts. Because then they can wear them to work and be all like ‘Look at this crazy tie! My daughter loves me so much!. He’ll totally be showing off these Monkey and Banana Cufflinks to anyone at work who will listen:

Monkey and Banana Cufflinks, $350

Under $1000

Owls are wise, just like dear old dad. If he is an avid bird watcher, or just plain cool, he will flip over this Diamond Owl Ring, we certainly have:

Diamond Owl Ring, $885

Must Have

Whether your man was a history major in college, is a hardcore Lord of the Rings reader or a hipster who likes his figural jewelry, they’ll all find common ground wearing this Diamond Lion Ring:

Diamond Lion Ring, $2500

If you’re gonna get him cufflinks, why not get him the nicest ones you can find? These Diamond and Ruby Cufflinks are Art Deco and are perfect for all the galas you are planning to attend. Or are at least the best accessory ever for a New Year’s Eve party:

Ruby and Diamond Cufflinks, $1400

Tags: cufflinks, men's, Ring.

September is a month of change – the weather becomes cooler, children go back to school and time seems to return to its speedy pace.

Changes abound at Doyle & Doyle in September. Besides the recent addition of tons of new pieces to our Heirloom by Doyle & Doyle line, including Acrostic charm bracelets and necklaces and Scroll Vine earrings and necklaces, we’ve also been busy searching out the best antique and estate pieces out there.

Although there is a lot to choose from, a few of the staff here at Doyle & Doyle have managed to pick out their favorites:

Jessica’s favorite new piece is the Miniature Portrait Pendant Locket (091836N):

“This exquisitely painted portrait set at an angle, the single bloom on the reverse and the swirling frame are quintessentially romantic.”

Says Joanna about her favorite, the Emerald Filigree Ring (090800R):

“This emerald looks like it holds an entire world. It’s not often you see emerald cabochons of this size and color in a ring; it’s really striking. Georgian jewelry is easily my favorite time period.”

Gemologist Laura can’t help but love jewelry centered upon beautiful precious or semi-precious stones, so it’s no wonder her current favorite is the Coral, Seed Pearl and Turquoise Necklace (091726N):

“As a young girl I often visited, and eventually worked, in my father’s  jewelry store.  Among the many unusual and unique  pieces of jewelry that he had in his store were the coral beads, which he imported from Italy.  My love affair with coral started then. I love the look and feel of coral beads. These tapered tear drops are gorgeous, especially how they are accented by the turquoise buttons and seed pearls, – I can’t think of a better combination to wear together.”

History buff Alison is a fan of the Lady’s Portrait Pin Pendant (091326P):

“I love how this charming portrait pin pendant combines the decorative and fine arts – the painting of the lady is so finely done! And the Gothic quatrefoil shape is a nice contrast to the feminine seed pearls. Pieces that have convertible fixtures give you so many options: you could wear it in your hair, or to fasten a sweater, or as a necklace on a chain.”

Tags: Necklace, Pin, Ring.