In mythology, Mercury was the messenger of the gods and today, Mercury Ring's brilliant diamonds and beautifully designed rings are the message of love. This symbolism means everything to a company whose goal is to create the finest bridal jewelry with the speed of Mercury.

About Mercury Ring
Proudly taking its place as one of the remaining family-owned jewelry manufacturing companies, Mercury Ring was founded in 1944 and is currently operated by both second and third generations of the Bergman family. The key to its longevity and success is flexibility, the ability to change with the times and reinvent its product line according to market trends. Another is output: a bridal collection that began with nine three-stone engagement rings and now boasts more than 700 designs!

Giving a contemporary spin to the "We Do It Your Way" philosophy, Mercury Ring bases many of its designs on customers' requests, offering a variety of choices with every purchase. These include a mix and match of interchangeable ring components; combinations of metals; and a choice of size, price, and shape of diamonds.

Mercury Ring's professionalism is reflected in every facet of the company's operation, from craftsmanship to customer service.

Meet Phyllis Bergman
When Phyllis Bergman married the president of the family-owned-and-operated Mercury Ring Corporation, she had no idea that she would be running the business one day. But since she took over the reins in 1986, Bergman hasn't looked back.

As the president of Mercury Ring Corporation, Phyllis Bergman oversees all aspects of the company, including sales, design, operations, marketing, and client relations. Under her leadership, the company's customer base has increased more than six-fold. Today, Mercury is one of the oldest and most established bridal jewelry manufacturers in the United States, with more than 1,800 accounts nationwide.

In addition to designing jewelry for Mercury and managing the company, Bergman is a dynamic force in the jewelry industry. She is former president of the Women's Jewelry Association and of the 24 Karat Club of New York. She served on the Board of Directors of the prestigious Plumb Club, Manufacturing Jewelers and Suppliers of America, American ORT Federation, and the Central Park Conservancy. She currently serves as a member of the Board of Directors of the Jewelers Board of Trade, the American Gem Society, the Women's Jewelry Organization and the 24 Karat Club of New York. Additionally, she is a member of the Woman's Presidents Organization and is Chairman of the American ORT Jewelry Chapter. Additionally, she is a lifetime member of Brandeis University. A mother of three, she credits her husband, Ira, and her children for the growing success of Mercury Ring.