There’s nothing like the energy of New York City – the iconic landmarks, the perpetual motion, the inimitable spirit and unsurpassable style. This remarkable city, the epicenter of excitement and glamour, has been a source of inspiration for Winston designers since the House first opened its doors in 1932, and today continues to inform its next generation of legendary jewels. The New York Collection by Harry Winston pays homage to Mr. Winston’s beloved city through a bejeweled love letter comprised of ten sub-collections. From the Brownstones of his birthplace on the Upper West Side, to the organic color palette and geometry of Central Park, to the City Lights of the Manhattan skyline, to the striking architecture of its famous Cathedrals, to bustling throughways, and his iconic Fifth Avenue Flagship Salon…this is Harry’s New York.

Respective collections telegraph proprietary nuances in Mr. Winston’s narrative pertinent to New York. The stately architecture of the Brownstones on the Upper West Side, the organic color palette and geometry of Central Park, the shimmering City Lights of Times Square, and the dynamic energy and Art Deco architectural elements along Fifth Avenue, all influenced his design aesthetic. We invite you to explore and experience the locations, the intrinsic elements and the energy of New York City.

A beautiful high jewelry suite comprised of blue sapphires, orange spessartites and diamonds depicts Manhattan’s beautiful adornments.

Masterfully set to mimic a bird in flight, these one-of-a-kind high jewelry designs underscore the House’s promise to its New York ancestry.

Railroads always played an important role in Harry’s life, often relying on this mode of transportation in his quest for rare stones. Throughout the early 1900s, cast-iron eagles adorned many New York City buildings, including the original Grand Central Depot – the city’s famed transportation hub – as a symbol of growth, flight and movement.

The Graffiti by Harry Winston series celebrates the art and fashion of New York City’s downtown neighborhoods. Capturing vibrant colors and art influences of SoHo, the Graffiti pieces reflect the endless energy and outstanding spirit of New York City.

Located just blocks away from his office, New York City’s prominent park, Central Park, often provided a fresh perspective to Mr. Winston and his designers.