87% matchTiffany & Co.
Other great American house built on sterling silver
What changes: Bigger bridal/diamond focus, LVMH-owned rather than family-run
Brand profile
Family-owned New York jewelry house, founded 1980, known for its twisted Cable motif in sterling silver, gold and diamonds.
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The Cable motif — a twisted helix launched on the 1983 Cable Bracelet — recurs as clasps, settings and accents across rings, necklaces and earrings.
Most pieces pair sterling silver with diamonds and gold, which is how a high-tier jewelry house keeps entry points below all-gold pricing.
Led by Evan Yurman, the men's side works in black titanium, forged carbon and meteorite rather than the silver-and-diamond formula.
87% matchOther great American house built on sterling silver
What changes: Bigger bridal/diamond focus, LVMH-owned rather than family-run
80% matchMotif-driven icons — Love, Trinity — worn by men too
What changes: Higher price tier, gold-and-watch led rather than silver
78% matchSculptural stacked rings with the same unisex mens appeal
What changes: Younger LA studio, narrow ring-focused range, no silver-diamond mix
68% matchSignature repeated motif across a full jewelry range
What changes: High-jewelry pricing, feminine Alhambra focus, little menswear
David Yurman is a New York jewelry house founded in 1980 by sculptor David Yurman and painter Sybil Yurman. Its signature is the Cable motif, a twisted helix introduced on the 1983 Cable Bracelet and now used as clasps, settings and accents across rings, necklaces and earrings. The brand pairs sterling silver with diamonds and gold, and its men's line, led by son Evan Yurman, uses black titanium, forged carbon and meteorite. It remains privately held and family-run, with David and Sybil as co-CEOs.