Wilson & Son Jewelers in Scarsdale has released a new jewelry line called the Wilson & Son Legacy Collection, marking more than 120 years of family ownership.

The collection, made by Manhattan firm Nader Kash, features engagement rings, eternity bands and wedding jewelry, according to the store's Instagram page. The company said the pieces draw on New York City's architecture.

Morris Wilson founded the business in 1905 as a watchmaking shop in Washington Heights. The family opened a Scarsdale location in 1932. Five generations have since run the store, now at 10 Spencer Place.

Brothers Michael and Matthew Wilson, both Graduate Gemologists, represent the fourth generation. Three fifth-generation members, Chelsea Wilson, Stephanie Wilson-Fink and Allison Wilson, now work alongside them, according to the company's website.

The store is also donating $3,250 each month to a community-chosen local charity, tied to Scarsdale's 325th anniversary.