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full, buzzed, and happy

I WAS IN LOUISVILLE FOR THIRTY-SIX HOURS ON A WORK TRIP and had a night to myself. All I knew about the city was that it did bourbon and baseball bats well and that the place I was staying, the Brown Hotel, had invented a famous sandwich, the Hot Brown, one of those dishes whose first bite is a revelation—how have I lived this long without eating one of these?—and whose fifth bite brings you nearer to death. Try it. Once. I asked the concierge at the Brown for a restaurant recommendation. “Proof on Main,” he said. Then, with what seemed like a note of pride, he added: “Esquire magazine called it one of the best restaurants in America.” It was 2010, five years before I started working at Esquire, but I…

full, buzzed, and happy

There are whiskies, and then there are special-occasion whiskies. You may think older single malts are more rare, and you wouldn’t be wrong, but with the Glenfiddich Grand Series, these aged liquids are also about innovation—each one has a unique cask finish to add an unconventional depth. The Glenfiddich Gran Reserva 21-Year-Old ($210) is finished in Caribbean Reserva Rum casks, lending the final spirit a touch of ginger, fig, and toffee. It’s a fun one. The Grand Cru 23-Year-Old ($300) spends time in French Cuvée casks, creating some celebratory vibes. And then there is the Grande Couronne 26-Year-Old ($600), which is finished in rare Cognac casks. It is liquid dessert, the essence of a patisserie, a wonderful end to a big evening. But, really, enjoying a dram of any of…

Farewell, 2022, You Were Annoying

VERY FEW OF MY APOCALYPSE FANTASIES qualify as cheerful, but there’s one that brings a smile to my face: It’s a few years into the future, and the world is ravaged by war and wildfires. A solemn-looking young boy and his determined father push a rusted shopping cart down a desolate street. Think Cormac McCarthy’s The Road but real, and therefore tacky. The boy tugs at his dad’s sleeve. “Father,” he asks, “were you alive before everything fell apart?” The man nods. “What did you do to stop it?” The man crouches down, puts his hand on his son’s shoulder, and—his eyes watering from emotion and ash—says, “I wrote a brutal one-star Yelp review for an animal shelter because they had a drag-queen story hour for rescue dogs.” We are facing disaster…

Farewell, 2022, You Were Annoying

A WHILE AGO, I MADE A DECISION: CHAMPAGNE WAS appropriate for breakfast. Not every day. But on the weekends? Or for room service? Yes. Scrambled eggs with toast and bubbly, followed by a coffee to even things, is an easy way to choose happiness in the a.m. This habit soon poured into other parts of my life. Sunsets on the beach. Bubble baths. And, eventually, on the couch with a bag of chips … just because it’s Wednesday. There are some awesome things that you can have too much of. Butter. Drugs. The sun. Champagne is not one of these. Once you start weaving it into your drinking life, something clicks: I can have it this good all the time? Sparkling wine—whether from the famous French region or Spain or New Mexico (its…

IT’S JUST THE SAD TRUTH: MANY CARS LOOK the same these days. Handsome enough but, you know, just another collection of artful swoops on wheels. Which is why when you roll down the street in a Hyundai Ioniq 5, people do a double take as if they were seeing a glitch in the matrix. It’s one of the most delightfully distinctive everyman cars on the road today. Whereas most electric vehicles tend to resemble an inflated dolphin or a frog that’s swallowed another frog, Hyundai’s $42,745 electric vehicle is unabashedly angular; it wouldn’t look out of place in the Roblox metaverse. The playful shape harks back to sporty hatchbacks from influential Italian design maestro Giorgetto Giugiaro—in particular, the Lancia Delta Integrale and the Hyundai Pony, one of the first South Korean…

Please, Help Yourself!

01_MÉTIER BACKGAMMON SET Métier’s grained-leather set feels like the serious board you’d find in some wealthy backgammon enthusiast’s game room, but it rolls up to fit in a backpack. The details—such as hand-painted edging and magnets that act as anchors—make it elegant and whimsical all at once. The Game of Kings deserves no less. $950 02_DE’LONGHI LA SPECIALISTA ARTE ESPRESSO MACHINE Providing the creative freedom of a barista without the pressure of getting anyone’s name right, this machine has eight grinder settings that let you dial in the exact flavor of the bean, and a steam wand allows you to expand your horizons past simple espresso while starting you on the road to latte-art greatness. $700 03_BRUICHLADDICH PORT CHARLOTTE SC:01 2012 If you love the subtlety of peated whisky, the ones made by Bruichladdich are…

Please, Help Yourself!

A TASTE OF COMBAT

YOU GO TO NEW ORLEANS TO INDULGE, TO EAT PO’BOYS, and to drink the world’s best Sazeracs. But at some point, you need a breather. When you just can’t stomach another Hurricane, consider a pit stop at the National World War II Museum. Opened in the city’s Warehouse District in 2000, it might just be New Orleans’s least expected tourist attraction. After all, what’s a war museum doing in a place most famous for jazz, Creole cuisine, and Mardi Gras? Turns out it goes back to the Higgins boat. The barge-like landing craft that General Eisenhower credited with the Allies’ victory in World War II was invented and manufactured in New Orleans by an eccentric, bourbon-loving entrepreneur named Andrew Jackson Higgins. Half a century later, Higgins—dubbed the “new Noah” by Adolf…

A TASTE OF COMBAT

A Nostalgia Tour That Never Ends

IT WAS A SEPTEMBER EVENING, AND AS I WALKED along West 48th Street in Manhattan, I recognized a pack of young men coming out of a Music Row guitar shop. Like many imprint-making bands, they had a look (skinny, jittery, tousled) that made them seem like five variations on the same person. They were the Strokes, and their debut album was about to set the world on fire—although no one would use that phrase, because the next morning I woke up and two planes slammed into the World Trade Center. Our memories of music are tangled up with our memories of history. This fall, two decades after that debut, the Strokes occupy the center of Meet Me in the Bathroom, a documentary (based on a 2017 book by Lizzy Goodman) about…

A Nostalgia Tour That Never Ends

THE SHARDS, BY BRET EASTON ELLIS In his first novel in 13 years, Ellis weaves an autofictional tale set in 1980s Los Angeles, where a teenager spins out as his life of privilege and debauchery collides with a series of grisly murders. This gripping, noirish slasher marks a welcome return. VICTORY CITY, BY SALMAN RUSHDIE Rushdie’s formidable powers of imagination and mythmaking remain unrivaled. The proof is in this epic novel set in 14th-century India, where a young woman and a goddess become instrumental to the centuries-long rise and fall of a fantastical empire. SAVING TIME, BY JENNY ODELL The author of How to Do Nothing returns to challenge the notion that “time is money.” Through a hopeful and subversive cultural history, Odell suggests ways of experiencing time outside the capitalist clock. Expect to feel…

Seeing the Tie with Fresh Eyes

WEARING A TIE USED TO TELL THE WORLD, “I’M WEARING this to conform.” Now, provided you aren’t at a wedding or white-shoe law firm, the message has changed. Worn without consideration, a tie might mark you as a traditionalist longing for the old days. But worn the right way—with a fuck-ton of attitude and the knot slightly askew—a tie says something different. It says you’re wearing it because you want to—yes, really—and because you know something others don’t: that a tie can be an opportunity instead of an obligation. It can enhance your look like no other accessory. It can, in a sea of naked necks, even feel a little rebellious. And it can make all those floppy-collared guys out there wonder if giving all that up was worth it. STYLING:…

Seeing the Tie with Fresh Eyes

YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE A SOCCER NUT TO WEAR HUBLOT’S LATEST BIG BANG FIFA CONNECTED WATCH. But it sure helps. The Swiss watch company became the offcial timekeeper of the FIFA World Cup in 2010, and to mark the 2018 Cup, it launched the first of its connected watches in the iconic case of its muchcollected mechanical Big Bang. At more than $5,000, this was the most expensive smartwatch on the market by far but, ironically, the most affordable Hublot. Fans lapped it up. Four years on, the latest release in Hublot’s connected-watch line times perfectly with the World Cup in Qatar. Like its predecessor, this model is full of soccer-specific functionality, but now it’s got better screen definition and a host of new tricks to enhance the experience. Fifteen…

THE CELEBRITY SHILL GAME HAS SHIFTED. FIRST IT WAS fashion, then alcohol. And now? Celebs are coming for your skin-care routine. Who can blame them, when men’s grooming is big business? We’re talking $10 billion in 2021 and growing, according to the market-research firm Euromonitor. Creating their own brand is attractive to celebrities because it gives them something the old spokesperson model didn’t: control. Hannah Mauser, a beauty-industry analyst at the trend-tracking agency WGSN, notes that they can use social media to connect directly with an audience, giving them an “element of authenticity key to holding on to consumer loyalty.” But “consumers are smart; they see exactly what is happening here,” says Evan Shinn, a cohost of the skin-care podcast Dewy Dudes (see right), who attributes the grooming rush to simple…

ARE YOU DEWY, DUDE?

On a black baseball cap, M. I. L. F. is embroidered in thick white letters. Underneath, smaller, it reads, MAN … I LOVE FACIALS. This is the merch for Dewy Dudes, a skin-care podcast by two late-20s Brooklyn men, Emilio Quezada Ibañez and Evan Shinn. Every episode, the Dewy (well moisturized, for the uninitiated) Dudes talk products, trends, routines, and more. Their Instagram following has doubled over the past two years, and guests have included How Long Gone’s Chris Black, the men of Throwing Fits, and famed dermatologist Loretta Ciraldo. There is an ocean of face stuff to dive into beyond the Kiehl’s moisturizer kiddie pool, and if that piques your curiosity, maybe you’re destined for dewiness, too.…

FINE-TUNING YOUR TASTE IN jewelry is no mean feat. It takes diligence—and dollars—to land on an aesthetic that works for you. If that sounds tiring, we’ll let you in on a secret: There’s an easier way. Find a designer you vibe with and go all in. Which brings us to Emanuele Bicocchi. The Italian jewelry designer has been operating his Tuscany workshop since 2006. Lately, he’s crossed over from “jewelry guys should know about him” to “every guy should know about him” status. The son of a goldsmith, Bicocchi opted to work primarily with sterling silver instead. That’s helped keep his prices within reach. His design is rooted in subcultures like punk and glam rock, with a bit of architectural edge. Items like braided bracelets will mesh with everything from a tailored…

This T-Shirt Is a Time Machine

I’M AN ARMY BRAT. IN 1979, WHEN I WAS 14, I moved to Central America and lived on a base. I’d go to the public library to read Creem magazine—you couldn’t buy it there—and learn about new-wave and punk music. I started with Blondie, then moved on to David Bowie, the Velvet Underground, the Ramones. These were the dream people I was worshipping from afar. I lived my life wishing I were someplace else; I wanted to be cool, like them. Debbie Harry was my favorite. And there was this picture of her in a T-shirt for the movie Andy Warhol’s Bad, about an agency of bad people doing bad things for other bad people. They throw a baby out a window. They try to kill someone’s dog. It’s just really, really…

This T-Shirt Is a Time Machine

HERE’S TO ABSENT FRIENDS

I LOST A FRIEND TO SUICIDE ON THANKSGIVING MORNING IN 2019. We’d texted back and forth the night before. He had some things on his mind, but it wasn’t a heavy dialogue. I told him that I understood how hard life can be, but that it will get better. We were supposed to talk it out and laugh that Sunday. It’s painful to accept that he made other plans. I was in the middle of my Thanksgiving Day routine (watching old episodes of Friends and A Different World themed around the holiday) when I got the call. Tears fell, but I was otherwise paralyzed by the news. Before our text exchange, we had spoken on the phone about plans to hang out. He sounded like himself, but simply said he had a lot…

HERE’S TO ABSENT FRIENDS

CAN JOE BIDEN SAVE AMERICA’S SOUL?

IT WAS A COLD AND WINDY FEBRUARY DAY IN SOUTH Carolina. Pundits doing live shots in the parking lot of the bar were wearing blankets over the lower third of their bodies, just out of frame. A Democratic presidential primary was going on, and if there was a general consensus, it was that Joe Biden’s campaign at least had to cloud a mirror held under its nose to account for what had been to that point a doomed and futile ride into forced retirement. He’d stumbled badly in Iowa, fallen flat on his face in New Hampshire, and finished far up the track in second in Nevada. This was Biden’s third try at the presidential nomination, and he had yet to win a single primary in any of them. A former…

CAN JOE BIDEN SAVE AMERICA’S SOUL?

WILL YOU BE SEEING EMANCIPATION?

THERE THEY WERE: A COLLECTIVE OF BLACK culture royals—Rihanna and beau A$AP Rocky, Dave Chappelle, Tyler Perry, Kenya Barris—all of them (save RiRi and her puckered lips) all smiles as they served as the affrmative background of a Will Smith selfie. The occasion for that mirthful photo of elites was a private screening of Will’s movie Emancipation. He took the pic and posted it back in October, and the intent was clear. Damn, we were to think. Look who’s all standing with him. Emancipation had been one of several of Will’s projects reported to be imperiled by his ineffable, indelible, unprecedented decision to saunter onto the stage of the Academy Awards and slap Chris Rock for joking about his wife, Jada. Prior to that infamous deed, Emancipation was anticipated as an Oscar…

WILL YOU BE SEEING EMANCIPATION?

the best new restaurants in america 2022

“Are we celebrating anything this evening?” I love it when a server asks this question, because I get to answer, “Just life.” It’s jokey, but genuine. Who doesn’t feel fortunate to be seated in a nice restaurant, to share a special experience with friends or family, to be asked, “Gin or vodka?” when ordering a martini? Dining out is such a wonderfully easy way to feel alive. But the more I dine, the more I realize it’s the lives of the folks behind the food and drink that we’re celebrating. We get asked often: What are you looking for in an Esquire Best New Restaurant? We’re always hooked when there is soul and a story to go with delicious, inventive dishes. It’s hard to deny the reflection of lived experience imbued in…

the best new restaurants in america 2022

WINSTON DUKE’S MOTHER WANTED HIM TO BE A PASTOR. IN ONE OF OUR FIRST conversations, he told me she was still holding out hope, imitating her thick Tobagonian accent: “‘Maybe you’ll still become a preacha!’” He playacts his loving but firm rebuff: “Lady,” he laughs, “give it up!” For a certain kind of mother, and a certain kind of upbringing, a job in the church is the highest calling. That Duke’s older sister graduated from high school early and eventually became an accomplished doctor didn’t really ease the pressure, either. Duke, thirty-six, is no man of the cloth. But he has a creation myth to share when I arrive at the Shulamit Nazarian gallery in Los Angeles on a hot, sunny Tuesday afternoon. On display are fifteen works from the artist Trenton…

what i’ve learned

Rob Delaney ACTOR, 45, LONDON __ PEOPLE WON’T ALWAYS THINK OF ME just as the dad whose child died. They think of me that way now, maybe. But that won’t last forever. And then one day when they don’t, I’ll wonder, Why aren’t they thinking of me that way anymore? __ WE WERE LOOKING FOR AN OLD CELL-PHONE CHARGER the other day, and my oldest son found one of Henry’s tracheostomy tubes. This custom-made, state-of-the-art thing, exactly made for his little throat. It was like a little magician had poofed into the room. I thought, Look at that thing that tortured us, tortured him, but also helped him breathe. It was a heavy moment. And I loved it. __ THEY TALK ABOUT HOW WE MISS PEOPLE in grief because we love them. Yeah, well,…

what i’ve learned

SEX, LOVE & MARRIAGE BEHIND BARS

I FIRST HEARD ABOUT THE TRAILERS, PRISON VERNACULAR FOR conjugal visits, on Rikers Island. It was 2002, I was twenty-four, and I was awaiting trial on murder charges. The guy the next bunk over in the communal dorm knew I was facing a lot of time, even if I didn’t know that. I was delusional in the beginning. We all are. The bunkmate had just finished a dime—a ten-year sentence—for assault and was now in on a parole violation for breaking curfew, caught on a tip called in by his wife. Still, he loved her, and he loved telling me about going on conjugals with her up in Auburn, a maximum-security prison. It wasn’t just about the sex, he said. It was forty-eight hours of freedom, or close to it. Most…

SEX, LOVE & MARRIAGE BEHIND BARS

WE KNOW, WE KNOW. YOU’VE HEARD THIS ONE BEFORE. YOU’VE SEEN THE HEAD lines, endured the hype, heard that this is the year soccer becomes America’s game, that our great redeemer has arrived. There was Freddy Adu, the fourteen-year-old phenom who broke into Major League Soccer in 2004 and soon found himself hailed as the American Pelé. Now thirty-three, Adu is clubless, a journeyman who’s spent the better part of two decades drifting from team to team across Europe and the Americas—a cautionary tale of runaway expectations. And yet every four years at World Cup time, we sing the tune: Is this the year the Americans, forever also-rans, break through at the biggest sporting event on the planet? Is this guy—Landon Donovan, Clint Dempsey, now Christian Pulisic—the new star who will…

Murder & Loathing in Las Vegas

rROBERT TELLES ISN’T WILLING TO DISCUSS how his DNA ended up under the fingernails of Jeff German. Or why his wife’s car was spotted near the sixty-nine-year-old investigative reporter’s house on a warm Friday morning in early September, a day before a neighbor discovered German’s lifeless body at the side of his Las Vegas home. Or how an outfit matching the one worn by the suspect captured on security-cam footage wound up in Telles’s home. Speaking to me at the Clark County Detention Center, a couple miles north of the Vegas Strip, Telles is serious but engaged. Eager to please, even. But he must be careful about what he says. His court-appointed lawyers at the time made that clear. The man charged with premeditated murder in one of the most sensational…

Murder & Loathing in Las Vegas

STORE INFORMATION For the items featured in Esquire, please consult the website or call the phone number provided. Blueprint, p. 41: Giorgio Armani suit and tie, armani.com. Eton shirt, etonshirts.com. Jacques Marie Mage sunglasses, jacquesmariemage.com. P. 42: Hublot watch, hublot.com. Adidas shoe, adidas.com. P. 46: Emanuele Bicocchi necklaces and bracelet, emanuelebicocchi.it. Burberry suit and shirt, burberry.com. Pile It On, p. 92: DSquared2 vest, sweater, pants, and hat, dsquared2.com. Omega x Swatch watch, swatch.com. P. 93: Zegna jacket, shorts, and leggings, zegna.com. J.Crew sweater, jcrew.com. Brooks Brothers shirt, brooksbrothers.com. Alanui boots, alanui.it. Vuarnet sunglasses, vuarnet.com. Epperson Mountaineering backpack, eppersonmountaineering.com. P. 94: Brunello Cucinelli sweater, turtleneck, and gloves, brunellocucinelli.com. Longines watch, longines.com. Vuarnet sunglasses, vuarnet.com. P. 95: Emporio Armani jacket, sweater, and pants, armani.com. Patagonia shirt and gloves, patagonia.com. Diemme boots, diemme.com. Chamula hat, chamulaoriginal.com.…

THE ESQUIRE EDITORIAL BOARD ENDORSES labe xmas treey

DECEMBER. SNOW IS FALLING. EGGNOG IS FLOWING. AND YOU’RE HAVING A FESTIVE, OLD-FASHIONED FAMILY holiday. At the center of it all, festooned in twinkling lights and glittering baubles, there is a glorious Christmas tree—one that never dries out, never drops needles, never doesn’t quite fit in the corner of the living room. ¶ This sublime experience could be yours, if only you’d let go of your mawkish delusions about real Christmas trees and heed these two words: Go artificial. ¶ Big Evergreen has poisoned your mind with Norman Rockwell fantasies of Christmas—family excursions to the tree farm, lashing the old girl to the top of your SUV, trimming it together by firelight in a room fragrant with the woodsy scent of pine. Yada yada yada. There’s no shortage of moral superiority…

THE ESQUIRE EDITORIAL BOARD ENDORSES labe xmas treey

110 YEARS of JOY

We are celebrating our 110th anniversary this year. That is 11 decades of incredible moments, jewelry, watches and lives of which we’ve been a part. It is our honor to witness the love of your family, friends, and of yourself. Big moments and small, occasions and just because, they are all worthy of celebration. Over those 110 years we have worked to make a difference beyond our store walls, we strive to be an active part of our community. Our associates do meaningful work, we participate in hundreds of local auctions, and believe that our anniversary should be about the same. This year, we are delighted to be offering $110,000 in community grants in honor of our anniversary. It is our vision that through these grants we can help to develop…

110 YEARS of JOY

Iconic 110 YEARS of Style

We’ve had a front row seat to jewelry and fashion for 110 years. We believe in wearing any era anytime, and that the best collections are built from heirloom quality pieces, made to endure for a lifetime and generations to come. From glamorous gilded engagement rings, to groovy gold pendants and sparkling hoops, from tennis bracelets to opal earrings, we know that true style never fades. New NOUVEAU This T turn of the century style is inspired by nature and supported by the opulence of European cities of the time. We love pieces with dramatic swirls and intricate designs. Decked in DECO Roaring R onto the 1920’s continental scene, these pieces are intricate, impactful, and distinct. Art Deco brings vintage polish to your wardrobe. We love pieces with symmetrical curves, emerald and baguette studded…

Iconic 110 YEARS of Style

Getting PERSONAL

Everyone deserves the pleasure of working with their very own Personal Jeweler. Looking for a gift or shopping for yourself? Our team of Personal Jewelers are looking forward to matching you with perfection! We’re here to help you find a gift for the person who’s impossible to shop for, a luxury timepiece to mark a meaningful milestone, and are happy to answer questions about that colorful gem you’ve been eyeing. Think of us as your jewelry treasure hunters, gift gurus, and fearless fashion explorers! Intimidated? Don’t be! Finding our customers jewelry that they love is our passion!…

Getting PERSONAL

What your PERSONAL JEWELER can do for you:

Connection Our team wants to know about what makes your gift meaningful. Tell us about the person you’re shopping for: likes, dislikes, favorite colors and styles are helpful. Inspiration Your Personal Jeweler will curate an assortment of options in varying price points so you can find the perfect piece that matches their style and your budget. Customization Like engraving your initials, sizing z it to be just right, and exploring alternate stones so their piece is truly one-of-a-kind. Know How! We want to help you take care of your piece. We can discuss care plans and complimentary cleanings and inspections. Gift Wrapping We make it look pretty so you do not have to do anything after leaving our store. Our Personal Jewelers look forward to helping you in-store or online at benbridge.com. LIKE K WHAT YOU SEE? FOLLOW THIS QR CODE…

What your PERSONAL JEWELER can do for you:

YOUR NEXT FASHION OBSESSION

BOLD IN GOLD A golden hour that is BOLD! We are loving chunky chains with big embellishments like this curb link diamond necklace and cushionshaped bangle bracelet. When going gold, we also recommend a monochrome watch like this Tissot PRX featuring a gold face and band that seamlessly fits into your everyday stack. CLASSICS REBORN Sure we are big fans of the classics: diamond studs, pearl strands, and the simple elegance of a tennis bracelet, but we love it when designers take the tried and true and make them modern and new! Here is a round up of some of the sure-thing-works-every-time pieces you love with an added wink of play that says “take another look.” PEARLFECTION These aren’t your grandmother’s pearls! We love the modern flair of these pearl threader earrings, perfect with any…

YOUR NEXT FASHION OBSESSION

THE STYLE GUIDE - EMBRACING PLAY EVERYDAY

How do you add more fun to your everyday jewelry j look? How do you step up your style and embrace a signature color? Where to start? We recommend PLAY! Explore mixing and matching or adding more pieces that reflect your true colors. So next time you open your jewelry j box or take a peek on BenBridge.com to find a new piece, know that you can wear it WITH what you already have and you don’t have to choose between your favorites. HOW TO UP YOUR RING GAME Have more rings than days of the week? Bring them all to the party! We love embracing asymmetry and going bold on the middle finger of one hand while focusing on the ring and pointer on the other. If you have a chunky statement…

THE STYLE GUIDE - EMBRACING PLAY EVERYDAY

THEY’LL LOVE - FOR EVERY STYLE Need a spark of inspiration for your next gift shopping experience? We’ve got looks they’ll love to wear all year! CURATED FOR THE NATURE LOVER Inspired by the beauty of the sea, the garden, and mother nature’s splendor, choose organic colors and whimsical shapes. We love choosing dainty details and pops of color for maximum garden vibes. FIT FOR A REBEL Who said style can’t be black and white? Choose straight bold lines and contrasting gems for edge with a refined twist. Like to embrace the unexpected? Explore black diamonds and chain link necklaces. THERE ARE NO RULES The spectrum of expression is limitless! Find a resonant frequency q and let the beauty of color illuminate your inner light. Engrave a mantra, explore gradients, but whatever you do follow your heart. Lapis…

Marry and Bright

Your Style An engagement ring unique to your love story, Bella Ponte is designed by expert craftsmen and is fully customizable. The Perfect Stone Bring in a heirloom stone or choose from responsibly sourced diamonds and gems in store. Recycled Gold Being kinder to the earth never looked so beautiful. Hologram Technology See the ring of their dreams come to life and share the story of its creation as you gather this season. LIKE WHAT YOU SEE? FOLLOW THIS QR CODE TO BENBRIDGE.COM…

Marry and Bright

ISPY: 2023 LOOKS WE LOVE

RINGS Sunshine and golden light! We’re excited that yellow diamonds are back and better than ever with fun shapes and diamond halos. BOLD & GOLD When planning your 2023 wardrobe, we love this gorgeous studded chunky chain link bracelet for its big personality and uncompromising style. WATCH OUT FOR THE EARTH We love this eco watch from Oris that uses recycled ocean plastic to provide color and strength to your everyday look. A lovely reminder to do your part for the planet. STRENGTH & BEAUTY We are onboard with embracing a year of sparkle and magic! Add a playful twinkle to your look with earrings that dangle and shine. We think this pair of confetti earrings is worth celebrating! Making yearly intentions is about being uncompromising so you don’t have to settle for a plain chain. We love…

ISPY: 2023 LOOKS WE LOVE

Welcome to LUXURY

For 110 Years Ben Bridge has created and curated the finest jewelry, gems, and watches. With our team of expert craftsmen, gemologists, and Personal Jewelers, we are here to make shopping for heirloom-quality jewelry an experience you look forward to. Whether you are looking for a custom engagement ring, want to explore the world’s most renowned luxury watch brands, or are looking for a designer piece that sparks your imagination, you can trust our team to pair you with the pieces and brands that are a joy to wear and love, every day.…

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