From its beginnings as a ceramics studio housed in the cheapest Brooklyn storefront Sally Silberberg could find, The Clay Pot has evolved over the past 45 years into one of the most talked-about jewelry stores in New York. The new location at 22 Spring Street in Nolita is the new home of the extensive bridal collection.

This eclectic, arts-driven boutique remains a family-owned and operated business devoted to supporting artisans and designers. ??“The store has a very long and interesting reinvention story,” says Tara Silberberg, the daughter of founders Sally and Robert Silberberg. “What started as a pottery studio rooted in the American craft scene evolved into a jewelry store after my dad – trying to save the gallery after the stock market crash of the late 80s – posted an ad in the Village Voice for a wedding ring consignment show.” ??The Silberbergs used their connections with other local artisans and designers to pull together a collection of wedding bands. They sold 20 rings. From it's humble beginnings, the ring department (as it's known around the store) has grown by leaps and bounds. Now representing over 50 different artists and designers from all over the country, working in a range of materials and an even broader range of styles. ??Our GIA gemologist is here to help you to make an informed decision when choosing an engagement ring or the perfect bands. Our long solid relationships with our designers make anything possible.