Brad & Vandy Reh Fine Jewelry

Vandy and Brad would like to welcome you to our web site. It is the perfect compliment to our shop located in the heart of New Canaan, Ct. If you are not able to come see us in person when the jewelry bug hits you, this site is available to satisfy your jewelry urges. We have created this site to make it easier for you to have access to our inventory of wonderful signed and estate jewelry. Now, when the jewelry bug hits you and you absolutely need a new piece of our jewelry we are always at your fingertips.

Our inventory is constantly evolving as we add new pieces to our collection. With this web site you will be able to see fresh new pieces as soon as we purchase them.

Brad Reh has been in the jewelry business for over 25 years. He is the third generation in his family to have a professional career in this field. He is the president of Brad Reh, Inc. and exhibits his fine jewelry collection in his shop in New Canaan.

Brad has an extensive inventory of fabulous estate and signed jewelry representing the major jewelry houses of the world. These include but are not limited to: Van Cleef & Arpels, Cartier, Boucheron, Tiffany, Bulgari and many others.

Brad has been the subject of a New York Times article as well as the author of numerous articles himself. In recent years you are likely to see his wife Vandy by his side. She has brought a fresh perspective to their buying and shares Brad's passion for making customers happy.

When not sharing his favorite pieces, he enjoys tennis, basketball, reading, and writing. He also makes time to be with his two adult daughters, an attorney and a Registered Nurse, and his lovely wife, Vandy, with whom he shares the business.

In 1988, Brad began selling jewelry at small trade shows. As a third generation jeweler, he always knew that his future lied in the jewelry industry. Through the years the shows became larger, and Brad’s collection of fine jewelry amassed. Today, he and his wife Vandy are proud to have a showroom of their very own, right here in New Canaan, Connecticut.