Plate M-26 · 1,287 stores · 151–300 of 1287 · curated ORBIS register
Colin Campbell & Co Jewellers makes bespoke jewellery and carries out repairs in Inverness, with father and son working together at the Victorian Market. Platónica works in silver and gold-plated jewellery in Granada, drawing design references from the city's Nasrid and Andalusian history. SD Jewellers makes Assamese gold jewellery in Lakhtokia, including gam kharu bangles and custom pieces developed from design to finish.
What makes great jewelers & silversmiths?
This plate lists 1,287 shops in 118 countries. Paris has the most with 54, followed by Nairobi with 14. Among these shops, 122 describe made-to-order work, 64 offer repairs, 136 sell online and 10 work by appointment, going by their own descriptions.
Ask who made the piece: a shop that can name the bench and the person at it is selling something different from finished stock.
Ask for the metal standard and the stone: ask for purity rather than colour, and for any grading document that comes with a stone.
Ask whether it can be resized or repaired: settle the terms for sizing and repair before buying anything that has to fit.
Some jewellers only see clients by appointment. BAUNAT asks visitors to book ahead for its Antwerp showroom at Schupstraat 21, so check before you travel.
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Yanantin jewelry is handcrafted by goldsmiths using lab-grown diamonds made with 100% renewable energy and 18K Fairmined-certified gold from ethically managed mines. The brand offers earrings, necklaces, rings and bracelets organized into collections including the Classics Collection and the Khipu Collection.
Artesania Cordobesa is a Cordoba jeweller specialising in traditional cordobesa silver filigree, crafting rings, earrings and pendants from finely twisted wire. It sells its handmade pieces through its own shop and site.
Plata Cordobesa makes Cordoba filigree, the openwork silver jewellery formed by soldering fine twisted threads into lace-like patterns. The workshop hand-crafts earrings, pendants and brooches and runs jewellery-making experiences at its Cordoba atelier.
Founded in 2014 by Fatou Diedhiou, known as AbaNaturelle, this label works bronze and silver into earrings, bangles, pendants and hair pieces handmade by Senegalese artisans. Each design is sold under the motto 'one creation, one message,' with shipping available internationally.
The workshop at 96 rue Carnot in Dakar creates custom jewellery and wedding rings in gold or platinum. Diamonds are graded G color and VS1 purity, alongside emeralds and Tahitian pearls.
Trading as Joaillerie de Dakar, this workshop designs wedding bands and engagement rings to order in gold, silver and platinum, pairing 3D digital modelling with hand finishing. It works on a no-stock, made-on-demand basis and offers a lifetime guarantee on its gold pieces.
A family jewellery house with workshops in Dakar and Saint-Louis, crafting rings, bracelets, necklaces and earrings in gold and silver. Senegalese bijoutier technique meets modern design, with custom pieces made for women, men, children and couples.
A West End store trading for more than 40 years in cowboy boots, hats, western apparel, belt buckles and handmade turquoise jewelry. It stocks Texas gifts and now ships internationally from its North Market Street shop.
Enjipai is a social enterprise that reworks traditional Maasai beadwork into pared-back contemporary necklaces made by Maasai women artisans. Its shop sits at the Slipway in Dar es Salaam, with a second counter on Kenyatta Road in Zanzibar's Stone Town.
This Heinheimer Straße atelier hand-makes rings, necklaces and earrings from recycled and ethically sourced gold and 925 silver, with its ALWAYS pendant capturing a fingerprint in metal. Clients can shop online or book a consultation to design pieces in person.
Run by Ulrike and Samir Hafez in the Kirchstraße pedestrian zone, this master workshop makes custom engagement and wedding rings, colliers and one-off design pieces. They also carry out jewellery repairs and appraisals.
Best for Custom wedding rings and design jewellery
This Eberstadt goldsmith on Heidelberger Landstraße makes bespoke jewellery and named collections such as the bark-textured Borkenringe and cherry-blossom Kirschblüten silver pieces. The workshop handles engagement and wedding rings, gemstone work and restoration.
Clove is a multi-brand Delhi boutique for contemporary Indian fashion and artisanal accessories. Its edit lets shoppers compare independent designers in one place, from everyday separates to jewellery and occasion pieces.
Best for Curated indie Indian designers and artisanal accessories
Hazoorilal Narang opened his first counter in Chandni Chowk's Dariba in 1952, and the third generation now designs diamond, polki and gold pieces under the Legacy name. GIA-trained family members run the Greater Kailash and South Extension showrooms and take commissions.
Best for Diamond, polki, and gold pieces designed by the third generation
Established in 1930, Manoharlal Jewellers is a New Delhi house offering hallmarked gold, GIA-certified diamond, polki and silver jewellery along with coins and savings schemes. Its flagship is in South Extension, and pieces are sold across Delhi stores and an online shop.
A seven-generation Delhi jewellery house tracing its lineage to the walled city of Shahjahanabad, Shri Ram Hari Ram is known for polki, gold and diamond bridal jewellery. Its flagship showroom in Saket offers personalised appointments, custom design and upgrading services.
The Clyfford Still Museum Shop sells art-inspired gifts, jewelry, notecards, and publications tied to the museum's collection of Clyfford Still's abstract expressionist works. The Denver-based shop emphasizes locally made and handmade products and offsets shipping emissions through verified carbon-removal projects.
Housed in the Bonfils-Stanton Visitor Center at 1007 York Street, this shop stocks more than 10,000 items, from locally made gifts and jewelry to gardening books written by the Gardens' own staff. Members receive a 10 percent discount, and the shop is free to browse even without garden admission.
The Shops at the Denver Art Museum sell jewelry, books, home goods, and museum-exclusive merchandise from a storefront at 100 W 14th Ave Parkway, with a sister shop at the Kirkland on Bannock Street. The fully stocked online store ships nationwide and rotates collections around current exhibitions like The Stars We Do Not See and Space Is The Place.
Tribearth is a woman-made jewellery brand on Diani Beach Road selling rings, earrings, necklaces and bracelets, and it also runs a vegan boutique cafe on site serving plant-based food. The business describes itself as focused on eco design and manufacturing and is open Tuesday to Sunday.
Rome jewelry house founded in 1884 by Greek silversmith Sotirio Bulgari on Via Sistina; the Doha boutique occupies the upper ground floor of Place Vendôme Mall.
Best for Bold jewellery, fine watches, and fragrances from an Italian luxury house
Bulgari traces to 1884, when Sotirio Bulgari — a Greek silversmith born Sotirios Voulgaris in Paramythia — opened a shop on Rome's Via Sistina after building a reputation among English tourists on the Grand Tour for hand-forged silver ornaments and antiques. By the late 1890s he had opened further Italian branches in Sanremo, Naples, Bellagio and Sorrento, and the house went on to become one of Rome's defining jewelry names, known for bold colored-gemstone settings and its Serpenti and B.zero1 lines.
The Doha boutique sits within Place Vendôme, a roughly 1.15-million-square-metre mall built around French classical architecture, on the upper ground floor at unit 013, alongside other maisons including Dior, Cartier and Louis Vuitton. Bulgari also operates additional Doha locations, including a boutique at Doha International Airport and one at Villaggio Mall, reflecting the brand's broader footprint in Qatar's retail market.
The listing covers jewelry, watches, leather goods and fragrance in line with Bulgari's standard maison assortment; nothing in available sourcing indicates Doha-specific product exclusives.
Chopard Doha focuses on Swiss luxury jeweller and watchmaker with Happy Diamonds, fine jewellery and Haute Horlogerie. At Place Vendôme, Doha, the range centers on happy Diamonds, fine jewellery, and Haute Horlogerie from the Swiss luxury jeweller.
Best for Happy Diamonds, fine jewellery, and Haute Horlogerie from the Swiss luxury jeweller
Multi-brand fine jewelry boutique in Msheireb Downtown Doha, opened September 2022 by Mariam Ali Al Khalaf, daughter of Arts and Gems founder Ali Hassan Al Khalaf. Carries regional and international designers plus the in-house Gema by Mariam line.
Best for Qatari fine jewellery and coloured gemstones
GEMA by Arts and Gems opened in Doha's Msheireb Downtown district in September 2022, founded by Mariam Ali Al Khalaf, daughter of Ali Hassan Al Khalaf, the businessman behind the long-established Doha jeweler Arts and Gems. The boutique operates as a multi-brand fine jewelry destination, curating pieces from more than a dozen international and regional designers including Alia Mouzannar, Nada Ghazal, Noora Shawqi, Lina Rai, Rock BY GS, and Van Den Abeele. Alongside these outside labels, GEMA carries an in-house collection, Gema by Mariam, designed by the founder herself. The store's range spans rings, earrings, necklaces, pendants, bracelets, bangles, chains, anklets, and brooches. It is located at Al Khail Street, Building No. 503, in Msheireb, the Qatari capital's purpose-built downtown redevelopment district.
Run from a counter at the Westin Doha, Opearl has spent more than a decade sourcing pearls and setting freshwater and saltwater stones into 18-karat gold and silver. Owner Shen designs bespoke necklaces, rings and loose-pearl commissions alongside a ready-to-wear collection.
Rivoli operates multi-brand watch and jewellery boutiques rather than producing one house collection. Its stores bring established Swiss watchmakers and fine-jewellery labels together, with after-sales support varying by brand and location.
Best for Rolex, Omega, TAG Heuer, and Cartier watches and jewellery
Swarovski’s Qatar stores sell crystal jewellery, watches, figurines and home objects. The range runs from everyday earrings to collectible decorative pieces, with repairs and warranty handled through the brand network.
Best for Sparkling crystal necklaces, earrings, bracelets, and figurines
A third-generation goldsmith and jeweller on Königsbrücker Strasse in Dresden's Neustadt, working there since 1987. Wedding and engagement rings, earrings and pendants are made by hand in the on-site workshop, which also handles repairs and restorations.
Katie Cooney's shop at 160 East Little Avenue carries handmade jewelry, ceramics, homewares, and fine art from makers across the Rocky Mountain West, alongside a studio used for workshops and events. Teton Valley voters named it the area's best retail shop three years running, from 2023 through 2025.
Best for Artist-made jewelry, ceramics and homewares
An Emirati fine-jewelry house founded in Dubai in 2010 by Hamad Bin Shaiban Al Mheiri and Abdulla Beljafla; its Bahar collection in gold, diamonds, pearls and coral is built around the Gulf's historic pearl-diving heritage.
Best for Emirati jewellery shaped by Gulf heritage
Gafla was founded in Dubai in 2010 by Hamad Bin Shaiban Al Mheiri and Abdulla Beljafla. The name comes from the Arabic word for caravan, reflecting the brand's stated intent to carry regional stories and cultural memory forward through jewelry design. Rather than working from generic luxury motifs, Gafla builds pieces around specific Emirati and Gulf references — family rituals, historic symbols and coastal customs translated into wearable objects. Its Bahar collection is the clearest example: worked in gold with diamonds, pearls and coral, it is built directly around the Arabian Gulf's pearl-diving economy, which was the region's principal livelihood before the discovery of oil and depended on freedivers working without equipment in Gulf waters for months at a time each season. By anchoring a fine-jewelry line to that specific maritime history rather than treating it as generic ornament, Gafla positions itself within a small group of contemporary Emirati houses using regional heritage as a design brief rather than a marketing gloss.
Brookwood Pottery combines Elaine Fallon's ceramics studio with a design shop in Marino, Dublin. Its own stoneware tableware sits alongside jewellery and other work by Irish makers. Pottery classes provide a way to spend time working with clay as well as choosing a finished piece.
Best for Stoneware tableware and Irish craft in Dublin
Brookwood Pottery brings making and retail together in Marino, Dublin. Elaine Fallon established the business in 2012 and opened the Marino design shop and studio in 2021. Its own stoneware includes mugs and bowls as well as vases and candle holders, with glazes forming an important part of the finished pieces.
The shop also stocks work by other Irish makers. Jewellery and textiles broaden the choice beyond ceramics. Prints and smaller household gifts let a visit range across different crafts. Brookwood's own pottery and another maker's work remain distinct collections, so a question about production should be directed to the particular item rather than answered for the whole shop.
Classes offer another way to engage with the studio. Someone interested in working with clay can consult the published programme, while a shopper can concentrate on the finished tableware. For a useful comparison, look at the form and glaze of the pieces intended for everyday use alongside more decorative objects. The appeal lies in being able to encounter a working pottery practice and a wider design selection at the same address.
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Chupi's Dublin flagship is at the Powerscourt Centre, with an entrance on Clarendon Street. The jewellery collection includes engagement and wedding rings using natural or laboratory-grown diamonds. Consultations let customers discuss a ring in person, with video appointments offered as another route.
Best for Irish-made rings and jewellery consultations in Dublin
Chupi is an Irish jewelry brand founded in 2013 by Chupi Sweetman, a former fashion designer. Its flagship retail store is inside the Powerscourt Townhouse Centre on Clarendon Street in Dublin, a Georgian-era shopping arcade. The brand is built around recycled-gold jewelry and works with an in-house team of goldsmiths on site; Sweetman has described plans to expand the Dublin space with a second floor for private client appointments and additional workshop space for the goldsmithing team. Coverage of the brand frames it around Sweetman's own story and the goldsmithing operation being based in the Dublin shop rather than the jewelry being produced elsewhere and only sold there.
ESL’s in-house goldsmiths create custom jewellery, remodel unworn pieces and work with lab-grown diamonds. The redesign service is especially useful for reusing sentimental stones or metal in a wearable new form.
Best for Custom jewelry, redesigns of existing pieces, and lab-grown diamonds.
MoMuse, founded by designer Margaret O'Rourke and based at Powerscourt Townhouse Centre in Dublin, sells 18kt and 9kt gold, gold-filled, platinum and sterling silver rings, necklaces, earrings and bangles, with solid gold pieces hallmarked at Dublin Castle's Assay Office. Gold-filled collections are hand-finished in the Dublin studio, and the brand's collections include Night Sky, Serendipity and Abstract.
The Collective, at 24 Drury St in Dublin, sells rings, necklaces, bracelets, earrings, brooches and watches from handpicked designers, with a fine-jewellery line made from recycled gold with ethically sourced gemstones and diamonds alongside gold-plated brass and sterling silver pieces. The shop also offers bespoke engagement rings, engraving and fingerprint jewellery.
This family goldsmith works Croatian filigree in silver and gold from its own Dubrovnik workshop, setting pieces with authentic Adriatic red coral and precious and semi-precious stones. The range runs from traditional Dubrovnik designs to sea- and nature-inspired rings and earrings, sold in the shop and through the online store.
Best for Filigree and coral rings, earrings and pendants
Brettland Poulsen is a Durban goldsmith formed when Brettlands, established in 1986, merged in 2017 with the long-running Poulsen jewellery house started decades earlier by Otto Poulsen. The workshop makes handmade custom pieces and heirloom commissions to order.
Best for Handmade custom jewelry and heirloom commissions from a merged Durban goldsmith house
Hamilton & Inches has made and sold jewellery and silver as well as watches in Edinburgh since 1866. Founders Robert Inches and his uncle James Hamilton registered their hallmark with the city's assay office that year. The firm moved from Princes Street to 87 George Street in 1952 and holds a royal warrant as goldsmiths and silversmiths. Its showroom was restored in 2021 with Scottish whinstone and antique bronze.
Best for Fine jewellery and silver
Hamilton & Inches was founded in Edinburgh in 1866 by Robert Inches and his uncle James Hamilton. They registered their hallmark with the Edinburgh assay office on 1 June that year. The firm began on Princes Street and moved in 1952 to 87 George Street in the New Town. That single showroom remains its home. It has held a royal warrant to the British monarch as goldsmiths and silversmiths and as clock and watchmakers for more than 120 years. It also kept the royal clocks in Scotland for generations, a role renewed in 2010 as silversmiths and clock specialists to the Queen. Robert Inches helped found the city's association of goldsmiths and watchmakers in 1903 to keep shoddy goods off the market. The company passed to his son Edward. Asprey acquired it in 1992, and a management buyout in 1998 returned it to independent hands. Beyond jewellery and silver, and the watch trade, it makes sporting trophies, among them the Scottish Open and the Lanark Silver Bell. Queen Elizabeth II visited in 2016 to mark 150 years of business. The showroom was restored in 2021, clad in Scottish whinstone outside with curved glass set in antique bronze within.
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Paper Tiger buys from both established and emerging Edinburgh and UK artists, giving Scottish work a dedicated place across its shops. City-themed gifts range from locally made pieces to cards and wrap printed with Edinburgh imagery.
Best for Gifts, homeware, toys, jewellery and edible treats made by Scottish designers
An Elora jewellery designer and maker whose collections include an Iconic Elora line inspired by the village and its river gorge. Pieces are designed and produced locally and sold from the shop and online.
A long-established local jeweller serving Elora and neighbouring Fergus with fine jewellery, diamonds, repairs and custom design. The Elora store is one of two locations run by the family business.
Best for Fine jewellery, custom design and repairs
This Erfurt goldsmith's workshop designs and forges jewellery by hand, from wedding rings to one-off pieces made to order. Repairs and remodelling of older jewellery are part of the everyday bench work.
The Glaser family has worked precious metals in Erfurt since 1810, and the current studio designs and hand-makes rings, necklaces and commissions to order. Under the Uli Glaser Design name it pairs traditional goldsmithing with contemporary forms.
At 7 Basin Spring Avenue, this shop deals in hand-selected crystals and gemstones alongside crystal jewelry, pendulums, chakra sets, and stone home decor. Owners source specimens such as amethyst, rose quartz, and selenite from gemstone suppliers around the world.
A family-owned studio and store at 80 Spring Street where every ring, pendant, and pair of earrings is made on-site by the jeweler known as Magee. Pieces are worked in 14k gold and set with diamonds, sapphires, emeralds, and other natural gemstones.
Husband-and-wife artists Rebecca and Erik Epp design steampunk and wire-wrapped jewelry, natural-stone pendants, and fantasy paintings from their Eureka Springs studio. They sell chiefly online and at regional events, and arrange in-person handoffs to visitors by contacting them directly.
Best for Steampunk and wire-wrapped artisan jewelry
An independent jeweller at 2 Eastons Buildings on Little Castle Street offering handmade and bespoke pieces made in its Devon workshop, plus repairs, resizing, engraving and remodelling of inherited jewellery. It also runs a hand-knotted silk pearl restringing service.
Best for Bespoke commissions and remodelling heirloom jewellery
A contemporary jewellery gallery on Martins Lane near the cathedral, showing handcrafted rings, earrings and sculptural pieces from more than fifty independent makers and designers. It offers bespoke commissions, heirloom remodelling and a pre-loved collection called VAULT.
Best for Contemporary designer jewellery and bespoke rings
Florence jewelry atelier founded in 1993 by Ornella Aprosio, a former antique-costume restorer, who designs necklaces and earrings from Murano glass micro-beads and Bohemian crystal, made with about thirty artisans at her Via del Moro workshop.
Best for Glass-bead marvels.
Aprosio & Co. was founded in Florence in 1993 by Ornella Aprosio, who was born in Rome and began her career as an assistant editor at Vogue before working as a restorer of antique clothing, including 1920s evening gowns — work that gave her hands-on expertise in fine, complex beadwork. That restoration background shaped the atelier she later opened: jewelry built from Murano glass micro-beads, known in Italian as conteria, sourced from Venice, combined with Bohemian crystal beads from the Czech Republic. Aprosio designs necklaces, bracelets, earrings, brooches and handbags worked into floral and figurative motifs, produced with a workshop of around thirty artisans rather than mass manufacture. The atelier operates from Florence, with new collections previewed each year in Paris alongside the ready-to-wear calendar, positioning the jewelry within a fashion context rather than as purely decorative craft. The beadwork technique — building dimensional, sculptural jewelry entirely from small glass and crystal spheres rather than metal settings — remains the atelier's defining signature and the basis for its inclusion among Florence's recognized artisan workshops.
Florence jewelry shop on Via Lambertesca, between the Ponte Vecchio and the Uffizi, operating since 1979; hand-crafts two lines - sea-themed 'Storie di Mare' pieces and Murano-glass 'Disegni di Luce.'
Best for Storie di Mare jewelry and Murano-glass Disegni di Luce in Florence
Officine Nora is a shared jewellery studio and shop on Via dei Preti in Florence, established in 2014. Independent makers use its equipped benches and sell their jewellery, with the shop describing its pieces as handmade in Italy. Workshops and private lessons provide another way to engage with the studio, separate from buying a finished piece.
Best for Independent jewellery makers and goldsmith workshops in Florence
Officine Nora is a jewellery coworking studio and shop in Florence, bringing several independent makers into one working space. Margherita de Martino Norante developed the project after jewellery school and established its shared environment in 2014. The studio occupies a former precision-mechanics workshop, connecting its present work with the building's earlier practical use.
Makers can rent equipped benches, while shoppers can choose jewellery from the independent artists working within the project. The shop describes its pieces as handmade in Italy, rather than presenting a single designer's uniform collection. Different makers bring their own approaches, so the material and construction should be considered for the particular piece being bought.
Workshops and private lessons offer a separate reason to visit from buying a finished object. Identify the kind of experience you want before making an enquiry, since learning at a bench differs from browsing the shop. The published address is Via dei Preti in Florence, not a shopfront on Ponte Vecchio simply because jewellery is the subject.
A goldsmithing studio in Frankfurt led by Elke Schmid, designing and hand-making contemporary wedding and engagement rings and one-off jewellery. Pieces are made to order in the workshop.
A goldsmith's studio and jewellery gallery in Frankfurt making wedding and engagement rings and contemporary pieces on site. Commissions and repairs are handled in the workshop.
A small studio in Itoshima's Shimakoganemaru district hand-forms borosilicate-glass accessories and earthenware pieces, working glass that its maker describes as lighter yet stronger than conventional glass so pendants and jewelry hold up to daily wear. The shop also repairs its own pieces, including cracked ones, for a flat fee plus return shipping.
Best for Handmade glass accessories, aroma pendants
Delmas World, founded in 2021 in Gaborone, sells anklets, bracelets, necklaces, earrings, engagement and wedding rings, watches and cufflinks from its shop at Airport Junction Mall. The store also offers custom jewellery creation and diamond services.
Claddagh Design is a County Cork jewellery business run by goldsmith Eileen Moylan, making Claddagh rings, necklaces, bracelets and earrings in recycled silver and gold, hallmarked by the Irish Assay Office at Dublin Castle. Moylan is a member of the Design Crafts Council.
Best for Claddagh rings in recycled silver and gold
Claddagh Jewellers, at 25 Mainguard Street, Galway, makes handcrafted gold Claddagh rings and Celtic braid bracelets in Galway, working in gold, sterling silver, platinum and gemstones.
Best for Handcrafted claddagh rings and celtic jewellery
A family jewelry house founded in Brooklyn in 1910 and now anchored on Franklin Avenue, selling engagement and wedding rings, fine jewelry and diamonds. It is an authorized Rolex and Tudor dealer and runs its own watch and jewelry repair workshop.
The Rue Verdaine shop extends beyond jewellery into French-linen table and bed textiles, with engraving and embroidery available on selected pieces. Its gold and silver suppliers are certified by the Responsible Jewellery Council.
Best for Contemporary jewellery designed in Geneva and produced by local artisans
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Gierre produces silver filigree in Campo Ligure and sells it through a shop on Via di Soziglia in central Genoa. The workshop draws on the town's filigree tradition recognised since the 18th century.
An independent bespoke jeweler designing and making fine jewelry in its Glasgow workshop.Established 2012.
Best for Bespoke fine jewelry designed and made in a Glasgow workshop since 2012
Blair & Sheridan was formed in March 2012 by Douglas Blair and Roddy Sheridan, who brought complementary backgrounds to the partnership: Blair as a jewellery designer and goldsmith, Sheridan as a specialist in diamonds and precious stones. The pair had worked together for years before opening as a joint business in Glasgow's West End, on Great Western Road near Kelvinbridge.
The workshop designs and makes its jewelry in-house, specializing in bespoke engagement, wedding and eternity rings alongside bracelets, earrings, necklaces and pendants made to individual commission. The business sources diamonds and gemstones directly from Antwerp's diamond district, and has built more than a decade of experience working with lab-grown diamonds, which it positions as a lower-impact alternative to mined stones for clients who want that option.
The shop operates by appointment, allowing for unhurried, one-to-one consultations on bespoke commissions rather than walk-in retail. Beyond the workshop, Roddy Sheridan has served on the fundraising board of Maggie's Glasgow, a charity supporting people affected by cancer, reflecting a community tie the business has maintained alongside its trade.
Colin Campbell founded this goldsmith's workshop in 1975 after completing his apprenticeship in Glasgow, and has run it from Inverness's Victorian Market since 2000. His son Paul, also apprenticeship-trained, now works alongside him on bespoke commissions and a workshop that handles around 100 repairs a week.
Best for Bespoke gold and silver jewellery, repairs
Antonio Gonzalez Gil opened this marquetry workshop on Calle Animas in 1920 and it won Spain's national woodworking prize in 1943; his grandchildren run it today. They inlay Alhambra-inspired taracea into chess sets, backgammon boards, humidors and jewellery boxes.
Handcrafted silver and gold-plated jewelry studio founded in Granada in 2003 by Sheila Camarena and Miguel Diez Pombo; based on Carrera del Darro at the edge of the Albaicin, with designs drawing on the city's Nasrid and Andalusian heritage.
Best for Contemporary jewellery and accessories with minimalist aesthetics in silver and gold
Platonica was founded in Granada in 2003 by Sheila Camarena and Miguel Diez Pombo. The workshop and shop sit on Carrera del Darro, the riverside street running along the base of the Albaicin, Granada's old Moorish quarter, opposite the Alhambra hill. Diez Pombo runs the technical workshop side and administration, while Camarena leads design, prototyping and photography. Collections are named for Andalusian and Nasrid-period references - Carmen, Sebka, Alhambra, Pomegranates, Myrtle - worked in silver and gold-plated silver, and the brand markets itself under the line 'Jewels made of Andalusia.'
Mandarina is a Guatemala studio of author jewellery and contemporary handmade pieces inspired by art and nature. It sells slow, handmade work including Huipilitos earrings from reused and restored huipil textile, made in Guatemala.
Master craftsman Samir Das runs this Lakhtokia workshop turning out traditional Assamese gold work, gam kharu bangles, junbiri necklaces, and japi haar, all BIS-hallmarked. Custom bangle-making from design to finish serves both walk-in buyers and retailers across the Northeast.
Best for Traditional Assamese gold jewellery and gam kharu bangles
Opened in 2002 as Guwahati's first dedicated Assamese traditional jewellery outlet, Zangfai makes silver and gold-dipped sets, junbiri, and gam kharu set with kesaxun stones. Founder Sulakshana Baruah Bhuyan now runs the social enterprise with her two daughters.
Best for Handcrafted Assamese traditional jewellery
A working goldsmith's on Johannisstraße where Carsten Röthemeyer makes jewellery to order and handles alterations, restoration and repairs in-house. The bench work covers custom pieces, engagement rings, pendants, ring resizing and watch servicing.
Best for Bespoke jewellery and repairs from a working goldsmith
This Herzl Street jeweller specialises in Baha'i-themed pieces, fitting for the city that hosts the Baha'i World Centre and its terraced shrine. The catalogue runs to engraved gemstone pendants, gold Baha'i symbol pendants and rings for men and women.
Best for Baha'i-themed engraved jewellery in Haifa
This Barrington Street shop and gallery, open since 1977, sells fine and custom jewellery from Canadian and international designers and keeps resident goldsmiths on staff. It also handles bridal commissions, repairs and estate pieces.
At her Gottingen Street studio, Violeta Izquierdo designs and hand-fabricates one-of-a-kind jewellery, from engagement rings to statement pieces, in gold, silver and platinum. Custom and CAD-built commissions are the studio's focus.
Best for Custom, CAD-built engagement rings and statement jewelry hand-fabricated in gold, silver
Hanoi jewelry house established 1990, main shop at 62 Hang Ngang in the Old Quarter plus a second address on Hue Street. Works in cultured pearls, sterling silver, gold and custom-order silverware.
Best for Vietnamese fine jewellery and rings
Huong's Jewellery has operated in Hanoi since 1990, working across cultured pearls, sterling silver, gold and silverware, with custom-order pieces made at its Hang Ngang shop in the Old Quarter. Its main store is at 62 Hang Ngang Street, with a second location at 338 Hue Street. The business is documented in Hanoi visitor guides and traveler forums as one of the city's known silver-jewelry specialists, and runs its own loyalty-discount scheme for repeat customers.
Crafted by Leo makes handcrafted sterling silver jewellery, including animal, sea and flower-themed pieces plus men's jewellery, necklaces, earrings and rings, inspired by the natural wonders and patterns of Zimbabwe. The account is run under the name Leo and has posted new pieces as recently as July and August 2026.
Best for Nature-inspired sterling silver jewellery
Eileen Madzime hand-forms sheet metal with a hammer to create silver necklaces, earrings, bracelets and rings organised into collections such as the Savanna, Connected, One-Off and Minimalist ranges. The Zimbabwe-based shop also offers custom-made jewellery, wholesale and private-label inquiries.
The National Handicraft Centre, founded in 1989 by the Government of Zimbabwe at 4 Grant Street, Harare, sells basketry, textiles, sculpture, pottery, stone and wood carvings, tribal masks and jewellery made using traditional methods, and links community producer groups, about 75% of them rural women, to the market. The centre has over 150 members and received first runner-up for Best Culture and Heritage Stand at the 2025 Sanganai Tourism Expo.
Best for Traditional Zimbabwean basketry and carvings
Patrick Mavros creates jewellery and silver objects inspired by African wildlife, with its Harare studio at Mpata Farm in Umwinsidale. The family business traces its beginnings to a pair of earrings made in 1978. Its work ranges from wearable pieces to table objects and sculpture, with another atelier in Mauritius.
Best for Wildlife jewellery and silver sculpture
Patrick Mavros traces the business to earrings Patrick made for Catja in 1978, a family gift that led to requests for more pieces. The family later established its Zimbabwe studio, and the Harare address remains Mpata Farm on Haslemere Lane in Umwinsidale. Animal forms connect much of the collection, from small jewellery to silver sculpture and objects for a dining table. The range includes elephant designs and bird studies, but the objects have different uses: a cufflink is a wearable piece, while a candelabrum becomes part of a table setting. All four sons entered the creative life of the business, and the company's history records a separate Mauritius jewellery studio opening in 2006. That second workshop matters when considering where an individual piece was made. Buyers can approach the Harare studio about available work or commissions, rather than treating the wider international catalogue as a guarantee of local stock. For a substantial sculpture, ask about its dimensions and delivery arrangements before deciding how it will travel home.
This family jewellery house began in Borama, Somaliland in 1988 and mines, grades, and sets its own gemstones and 21-karat gold, keeping operations in Hargeisa alongside its Gold Souk base in Dubai. The range runs from loose emeralds to chains, bangles, and rings.
Aarikka has turned Finnish birch into jewellery, homeware and decorations since Kaija Aarikka began making wooden buttons in 1954. Its Helsinki store sells beaded necklaces, candlesticks and the round-bodied wooden figures that became the brand's signature.
Kluuvikatu 1, 00100 Helsinki, Finland / Helsinki / Finland
Alexander E. Tillander opened a St Petersburg goldsmith shop in 1860 (imperial-court supplier); Torbjörn founded the present Helsinki atelier in 1956; sixth-generation workshop still handmakes jewellery in central Helsinki (Finnish Wikipedia; Homo Faber).
Best for Six-generation Helsinki goldsmithing and handmade jewellery.
Unioninkatu 27, 00170 Helsinki, Finland / Helsinki / Finland
Helsinki goldsmith collective founded 2003 by Tero Hannonen and Jussi Louesalmi; jewellery designed and made in Helsinki, walk-in store at Unioninkatu 27.
Best for Jewellery designed and made by a Helsinki goldsmith collective.
HELIHELMI, a Helsinki jewellery shop founded by W & Z Design Studio in 2015, sells necklaces, earrings, bracelets and rings made with freshwater pearls the company says it has cultivated in its hometown in China for more than 20 years.
Kalevala Koru was founded in Helsinki in 1937 and first reproduced jewellery based on archaeological finds from Finland's Iron Age and medieval graves. The house casts in bronze, silver and gold, runs its own goldsmithing training and offers a pre-owned and repair service.
Best for Sculptural Finnish jewellery and archaeological reproductions
Lapponia Jewelry grew from Bjorn Weckstrom's 1960s work, whose organic, molten-surfaced gold and silver pieces once appeared on screen in Star Wars. The Finnish house still produces Weckstrom's classics alongside pieces by contemporary designers.
Saigon-founded independent womenswear label with its first physical store at 186 Nguyễn Văn Hưởng in Thảo Điền, carrying the brand’s fashion, accessories and jewelry.
Best for Saigon-founded independent womenswear at its local boutique.
Vietnam's dominant gold brand, founded in 1988 as a Ho Chi Minh City state enterprise and restructured as Saigon Jewelry Company Limited in 2010; the State Bank of Vietnam named it the country's sole authorized gold-bar producer in 2011.
Best for Vietnamese gold jewellery and bullion from SJC
SJC — Saigon Jewelry Company — began in 1988 as a state-owned enterprise under the Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee, later restructured into Saigon Jewelry Company Limited in 2010. Its position in Vietnam's gold market became effectively unmatched in May 2011, when the State Bank of Vietnam designated SJC as the sole entity authorized to produce gold bars nationwide, a decision intended to let the state more tightly control gold inventories and intervene in domestic gold pricing.
At its commercial peak, between 2007 and 2011, SJC gold bars accounted for around 90% of gold transactions in Vietnam and roughly 85% of gold held by individuals and organizations, with SJC bars also commonly used as a store of value in real estate deals. In 2011 the company ranked fourth among Vietnam's top 500 largest enterprises, posting revenue of about VND111 trillion (roughly $4.47 billion) that year.
The brand's dominance has not been without controversy: Vietnamese courts have convicted a former senior SJC gold executive and more than a dozen others in a case tied to state losses from the gold monopoly system, and the government has since moved to scale back that monopoly in favor of a more market-based approach to gold trading.
Working from a studio at the Salamanca Arts Centre, award-winning jeweller Emily Snadden designs and hand-manufactures botanical-inspired pieces drawn from Tasmania's endemic flora and landscape. Every piece, from bespoke commissions to bridal jewellery, is made on site by Snadden herself rather than outsourced to a production house.
Led by master jeweller and multiple national design-award winner Chris Hood, Metal Urges makes diamond, platinum and 18ct gold engagement rings and custom pieces to order in its own Hobart workshop. Its team of qualified jewellers, valuers and setters describes itself as the largest working group of jewellery makers in the state, with every piece produced by the person the client speaks to.
Best for Custom-made fine gold and diamond jewellery
Lotus Jewellery has worked silver and gold from its Le Loi Street address in the ancient town for more than fifteen years, offering bespoke design and repair alongside its ready stock of rings, necklaces, and bracelets. Its artisans handle both restoring older pieces and building new ones from a customer's sketch.
Best for Custom silver and gold jewelry, plus repairs
K.S. Sze & Sons has designed fine jewelry in Hong Kong since 1923, working jade alongside diamonds, pearls and colored gemstones into bespoke and estate pieces for a by-appointment clientele. The house has collaborated with names like Buccellati and Fabergé while keeping its own century-old workshop for one-off commissions.
Best for Bespoke jade and gemstone jewelry commissions
Martin & MacArthur makes koa furniture in Hawaii and sells home furnishings alongside jewellery and accessories. Jon Martin founded the business in 1961, developing a workshop where experienced craftspeople worked with apprentices. Its Kalihi operation connects the furniture business with manufacture, while the wider retail assortment includes products beyond koa furniture.
Best for Hawaiian koa furniture and home furnishings
Martin & MacArthur began in 1961 with Jon Martin's intention to build a furniture workshop in Hawaii. The company's account describes experienced craftspeople working alongside apprentices and journeymen, passing on practical skills within the business. Furniture remains central to its identity, particularly pieces made from koa wood associated with the Hawaiian Islands.
Its history includes work in other timbers before koa became a major part of the range. A report on the company in 2011 places its factory in Kalihi and describes both traditional and simpler furniture designs. That distinction matters when choosing a piece, because the business is not confined to one historic decorative style.
The retail range also includes jewellery and accessories, together with art and other goods for the home. Those categories should be considered separately from the company's own koa furniture when asking about manufacture. Someone planning a furniture purchase can begin with the timber and intended use of the piece. A smaller gift purchase offers a different route through the same retailer without implying an identical production process.
Houshan Metalwork Studio runs hands-on silver jewelry-making sessions in Hualien, letting visitors hammer and shape their own ring, pendant, or earrings in a single sitting. Hualien County's cultural affairs bureau has featured the studio's work for connecting the region's Taiwan-jade craft tradition to contemporary jewelry design.
Jhen Tsang combines a jade and gemstone workshop with a retail shop, cutting and setting Hualien's local nephrite and marble into jewelry and carved pieces on site. It represents the small stone-craft shops clustered around Hualien's marble and jade trade rather than a large export operation.
Best for Hualien jade and gemstone jewelry from a working stone shop
Hyderabad jeweller trading since 1983, working with freshwater, Tahitian and South Sea pearls alongside cubic zirconia and sterling silver. BIS and GIA certified, with more than 14,000 designs and stores including one near Kondapur.
Sells certified, handcrafted Hyderabadi pearl jewellery including necklaces, chokers and bracelets set with CZ stones and ceramic flowers, from its shop at Pathergatti, opposite Madina Building, Hyderabad.
Hyderabad jewellery retailer with 7 years in jewellery manufacturing, making Jadau-technique and 22k gold-plated pieces set with pearls, rubies and emeralds, including Asif Jahan Haar, Chandbali and Rani Haar designs.
Operating from Char Kaman in the Charminar pearl market since 1954, Sri Bansilal Baseshwarlal Pearls is known locally as the government-registered pearl shop of the old city. It sells loose pearls by weight as well as finished necklaces, chokers, and Nizami-style jewelry in gold and silver settings.
Sri Krishna Pearls has traded from Gulzar House near Charminar since 1906, when the family supplied jewelry to the court of the Nizam of Hyderabad. The shop still deals in baroque, broch, and multi-line pearl sets alongside ruby, emerald, and coral pieces set in silver.
Best for Nizam-era pearl sets and gemstone jewelry
Global Gifts is a locally owned nonprofit shop selling fair-trade jewelry, textiles, and home goods sourced directly from artisan cooperatives around the world, with storefronts on Massachusetts Avenue and at 8519 Westfield Boulevard in Indianapolis's Nora neighborhood. Every purchase is structured to support fair wages and safe working conditions for the makers behind it.
Best for Fair-trade gifts and home goods
Global Gifts is a non-profit business, 501c3 certified, that sells fair trade goods from two Indianapolis stores. One stands at 873 Massachusetts Ave. downtown and the other at 8519 Westfield Blvd in Nora. The shelves are filled with handmade items from nearly 40 countries, from jewelry and home goods to toys and food. Artisans are paid upfront for orders, and the shop works only with vendors and groups that take care of the people who make the goods. Artisan groups on the shelves include Ganesh Himal and Global Mamas, with Bunyaad alongside, and brands such as Serrv and Ten Thousand Villages appear among the suppliers. As a member of the Fair Trade Federation the shop frames each purchase as a way to spend shopping dollars so that they empower producers and their communities. Volunteers support a small staff in keeping the stores open and running events, and donations go toward buying inventory from artisan groups so that the makers are paid for their work.
Silver in the City has sold jewelry, housewares, and home decor from its Massachusetts Avenue storefront in downtown Indianapolis for two decades, later adding a second shop in Carmel. The locally owned retailer channels a portion of profits through its Silver Linings Fund to community and charitable causes.
Schipflinger works from a small goldsmith's studio on Schlossergasse in Innsbruck's old town, where rings, brooches and honor medals are each made as one-off pieces rather than pulled from stock. The workshop handles gold, platinum, silver and titanium alongside laser engraving, taking on commissions as personal as coat-of-arms rings for Tyrolean families.
Grand Bazaar Jewelers traces its jewelry-making back to the late 1800s and is now run by the family's fourth generation from the Grand Bazaar, producing sterling silver and Ottoman-inspired pieces by hand. The business is built primarily as a manufacturer supplying boutiques and designers, though its own site also sells directly to individual buyers.
Best for Handmade silver and Ottoman-style jewellery
Istanbul jeweller Sevan Bıçakçı is known for reverse-intaglio carved gemstone rings, necklaces, and bracelets inspired by Ottoman motifs and nature, sold through his boutique at the Four Seasons Hotel Sultanahmet. The house also produces limited collections such as Emerald Chamber and Caterpillar, alongside bespoke commissions crafted at Sevan's own workbench.
SSM Mağaza is the online and museum shop of Istanbul's Sakıp Sabancı Museum, selling products inspired by the museum's painting collection alongside its own Ebru marbling and Four Seasons collections. The shop also carries items from the social enterprise Oyun Atlası, which reimagines traditional Anatolian games using organic fabrics and seeds.
Headquartered on Ashok Marg in Jaipur's C-Scheme, Amrapali Jewels builds its collections around historic Indian design references, from courtly motifs to tribal silverwork, across rings, necklaces, haathphools, and bridal sets. Founders Rajiv Arora and Rajesh Ajmera have grown the brand from its Jaipur base into named collections such as Rang Mahal and Polki that reinterpret archival jewellery forms for contemporary wear.
Munnu The Gem Palace, part of Jaipur's Kasliwal jewelling lineage, sets gemstones into pieces built around Mughal-era design language, organizing its site around dedicated Heritage, Craftsmanship, and History sections. It operates as a distinct label alongside the original Gem Palace, rooted in the same Jaipur court jewellery tradition.
Jaipur jewelry house founded in 1996 by Sunita Shekhawat, specializing in meenakari enamel work and Kundan-Meena-Jadau techniques. Its flagship, the Shekhawat Haveli on Sardar Patel Marg in C-Scheme, also houses her Museum of Meenakari Heritage, opened in 2024.
Best for Reversible meenakari and kundan jewellery
Sunita Shekhawat founded her jewelry business informally from her home in Jaipur in 1996, trading initially as Midas Signature Jewellery, launched with her husband Dileep Singh and formally inaugurated by Maharani Gayatri Devi of Jaipur. Shekhawat had no family background in the jewelry trade; she trained at the Indian Institute of Gems & Jewellery and began her career with small sales and restoration work before learning meenakari — the Jaipur technique of enamelling on gold — directly from the city's master artisans. She became known as a specialist in reviving meenakari alongside Kundan-Meena-Jadau jewelry, which combines stone-setting with enamel work, and the brand states it is the only Indian luxury jeweler also practising the French enamel techniques of plique-à-jour, champlevé and basse-taille. Her flagship store and gallery, the Shekhawat Haveli at E-141 Sardar Patel Marg in Jaipur's C-Scheme district, was designed by the architecture firm Studio Lotus and combines retail space with a public-facing museum. In March 2024 she opened the Museum of Meenakari Heritage inside the same building, described as India's first institution dedicated to the enamel art form, displaying historic pieces and techniques alongside her own collections.
Jaipur jewelry house tracing its founding to 1735, when the city's founder, Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, invited the Surana family to practice kundan, meenakari and jadau gem-setting; still trading from Johari Bazaar.
Best for Kundan, enamel, and gemstone jewelry from this Jaipur house established in 1735
Surana Jewellers dates its founding to 1735, when Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II - the founder of Jaipur - invited the Surana family to the newly built city to develop its jewelry trade, specifically kundan, meenakari and jadau techniques. Those crafts are indigenous to Rajasthan and the house has continued them across generations. The business is located in Johari Bazaar, Jaipur's historic jewelry marketplace, and has passed down through the Surana family, with twentieth-century figures such as Prakash Chand Surana credited with reviving and popularizing the kundan-meenakari tradition further.
Bintang Jewelry works inside Cikini Gold Center in Menteng, Central Jakarta, crafting gold, diamond, and silver pieces with certified metals sourced from ANTAM, UBS, and Galeri 24. The shop specializes in custom wedding-ring design and precious-metal trading, with a team it describes as averaging fifteen years of experience in the craft.
Best for Custom wedding rings and certified silver jewelry
Indonesian fine-jewelry label working in 14K recycled gold and lab-grown diamonds, operating a store-in-store at Sarinah, Jakarta's historic department store, since its opening in September 2024.
Best for Lab-grown diamond rings and necklaces
ISAGO is an Indonesian jewelry brand working in 14-karat recycled gold and lab-grown diamonds, positioning itself around sustainability claims - the company states its collections generate 63% lower carbon emissions and use seven times less water per production carat than conventional mined-gold jewelry. It opened a store-in-store at Sarinah, central Jakarta's landmark department store and one of the city's oldest retail buildings, with an official launch on September 6, 2024. The Sarinah location joined other ISAGO retail points, including a presence at Central Store in the Grand Indonesia mall. The brand frames its combination of recycled metal and lab-grown stones as a fine-jewelry alternative to traditionally mined and newly refined materials.
Established in the heart of Jeddah, this jewelry house sets gold, diamonds, and colored stones into pieces that range from classic Hejazi motifs to contemporary lines. Each collection is framed as its own design narrative rather than a seasonal catalog drop.
Best for Fine gold and diamond jewelry rooted in Hejazi design
Shevach Silversmiths works in Yemenite filigree, a technique the family brought to Jerusalem when its founders emigrated from Yemen in 1929, and continues today under Kitov Shevach and his sons Omri, Assaf, and Shai. The Mamilla workshop hand-makes kiddush cups, menorahs, and mezuzot alongside custom silver commissions.
Best for Yemenite-filigree Judaica and custom silver ritual pieces
Founded in 2018 by Piyush Soni, Khushbu Jewellers works exclusively in silver, casting anklets, mangalsutras and Krishna-flute pendants that mix temple motifs with plainer contemporary shapes. It now ships internationally from its Jodhpur workshop, a newer counterpoint to the city's older gold houses.
Best for Silver jewellery with traditional and spiritual motifs
Manohar Jewellers has traded in gold, diamond and kundan-polki pieces from Jodhpur since 1954, building a client base across generations rather than seasonal tourist turnover. Bridal sets and hallmark-certified gold remain its core trade, alongside custom commissions.
The shop at The Bamboo Centre, Johannesburg is a collaborative retail space shared between about 21 independent South African designers, selling women's clothing and jewelry from brands including Athena A, BMC Fine Jewellery, Campbell Armoury and Isabel de Villiers.
Best for Independent designer clothing and jewelry
The Instagram profile for JAMAA lists retail locations at Artcaffé Market on Rhapta Road and at Village Market, both in Nairobi. Its story highlights feature brands including SHEKUDO, mille collines, Crystal Birch, BeachCult and Adele Dejak.
Jenna Clifford has designed bespoke jewellery from Johannesburg since 1992, staying a family-run operation that deliberately limits output rather than scaling into mass production. Beyond custom commissions, the studio also remodels inherited pieces into new designs, keeping old stones and sentiment in circulation.
Best for Bespoke jewellery and heirloom remodelling
Mark Whitehorn has run his Johannesburg goldsmith studio since 1988, building repeat clientele on bespoke rings, bangles and signature pieces like the Mini Daisy necklace. The workshop still handles one-off and custom orders alongside its standing collections.