Plate M-26 · 1,287 stores · 601–750 of 1287 · curated ORBIS register
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.
Use the city plates when they appear below, or open any store for its official door and related ORBIS city and craft links.
Tunisia
Based in Megrine, Ben Arous, this maker creates sterling silver jewelry inspired by ancestral Tunisian craftsmanship, including necklaces, bracelets, earrings, rings and cuffs. It holds a 4.5 out of 5 rating from 45 reviews on Trustpilot.
Best for Sterling silver jewelry
Tunisia
Sara Jomaa is a Tunisia-based designer and creator of silver jewelry, with collections including Filigrane, Tamtouma, Infini, Contemporain and Organique. She also shares her work on Instagram as sarajomaa.bijoux.
Best for Silver filigree jewelry
La Puerta Magenta, Valencia
Descubre Favola Design. Marca venezolana de accesorios, joyería y detalles hechos a mano. Envíos nacionales y tienda física en Valencia.
Best for Jewellery
St Lucia Street, Valletta / Malta
A jewelry shop offering crafted jewelry and related services.
East Street, Valletta
Valletta Contemporary's gallery shop at 15-17 Triq Lvant in Valletta stocks original artworks, limited edition prints, postcards, jewellery and interior pieces from over 40 Maltese artists and designers including QUE, Enrique Tabone, Jad Jewellery and Kite Books Malta.
Best for Maltese art prints and jewellery
St John Square, Valletta / Malta
A jewelry boutique offering gold-plated and sterling-silver pieces with decorative stones and pearls.
Vancouver / Canada
Lattimer Gallery has promoted Northwest Coast Indigenous art from its Vancouver storefront since 1986, offering gold and silver jewellery, masks, bentwood boxes, and original paintings by both established and emerging artists. Its Charity Boxes initiative has raised over a million dollars to date, and pieces are available online or in person at the West 2nd Avenue gallery.
Best for Northwest Coast Indigenous jewellery, masks and bentwood boxes
Vancouver / Canada
The MOA Shop, in the lobby of the Museum of Anthropology at UBC, has featured Northwest Coast Indigenous and international artists since 1977, selling carvings, jewelry, prints, and books both in person and through a direct online store. Proceeds support the museum's acquisitions, publications, and public programs.
Best for Indigenous-art, museum-store
Varanasi / India / Online
Banaras Gulabi Meenakari hand-crafts traditional pink enamel jewellery in Varanasi, applying the rare gulabi meenakari technique to silver and gold in lotus and floral patterns passed down through generations of local artisans. Necklaces, earrings, and bridal sets are made to order and shipped worldwide via direct WhatsApp inquiry.
Best for Jewelry & Enamelwork
Murano, Venice
CAM Vetri d'Arte makes vases, lighting, glassware, jewelry, mirrors and sculptures using the ancient glassblowing technique from a 1900s palazzo at Piazzale Colonna in Murano. Its gallery houses a museum dedicated to glass master Pino Signoretto (1944-2017), and pieces carry a CAM certificate of originality.
Best for Murano blown glass objects and sculpture
Murano, Venice
Ferro Toso makes murrine and Murano glass jewelry, including pendants, necklaces, earrings, rings and bracelets, from its workshop at Fondamenta Serenella in Murano. The company also runs hands-on murrina-making workshops for visitors under its own motto, dalla tradizione all'innovazione.
Best for Murano murrine glass jewelry
Verona / Italy
Gioielli Soprana in Verona makes unique pieces by hand in gold or silver, set with stones.
Best for Gold and silver set with stones
Verona / Italy
Migupottery in Verona sets out vases and bowls to look through, with jewellery among them.
Best for Vases, bowls and cups
Vico Equense / Italy
Dama Gioielli on Via Santa Sofia in Vico Equense shows its own jewellery and the work behind it.
Best for Jewellery made in the workshop
Vienna / Salzburg / Online
Imperial and Royal Court Jeweller since 1814 — the Vienna house that made Empress Sisi's diamond stars, still crafting haute joaillerie in its own Neuer Markt atelier, six generations on.
Best for Bespoke haute joaillerie and the Sisi stars.
Neubau, Vienna
A family-run silversmith with a shop and workshop producing hand-hammered cutlery and tableware. Jean-Paul Vaugoin is the sixth-generation owner; the company was founded in 1847.
Best for Hand-hammered silver cutlery and tableware from a sixth-generation silversmith founded in 1847
Vienna / Austria
The MAK Design Shop, based at the Museum fur angewandte Kunst on the Stubenring in Vienna, sells design objects, jewelry, art prints, and publications drawn from its Wiener Werkstatte and Gustav Klimt collections. It also runs a direct online store that ships across dozens of countries.
Best for Design, museum-store
Vienna
Swarovski's flagship Vienna store, on Kärntner Straße 24 in the city center — a roughly 1,200-square-metre, three-floor space selling jewelry, watches, accessories and crystal figurines behind a crystal-lit facade with rotating art installations.
Best for Crystal jewelry, watches, accessories and figurines
The Swarovski Kristallwelten Store Wien sits at Kärntner Straße 24, on one of Vienna's principal shopping streets in the first district, close to St. Stephen's Cathedral. The store spans roughly 1,200 square metres across three floors and carries Swarovski's retail range — fine and fashion jewelry, watches, accessories, home and design pieces, optics, and the brand's crystal figurines. Its street-facing facade is fitted with crystal lighting modules and LED elements, and the store uses window displays and glass-cube installations, some created with outside artists, as part of its retail presentation — an approach connected to the artist-collaboration model Swarovski established at its Kristallwelten (Crystal Worlds) visitor attraction in Wattens, Tyrol, opened in 1995. A Moët & Chandon bar operates on the store's first floor. The Vienna store trades under the Kristallwelten name as part of Swarovski's retail network, distinct from the Wattens attraction, and has operated at this Kärntner Straße address for more than a decade, functioning as one of Swarovski's larger European flagship-format stores.
Old Town, Vilnius
Balta Balta in Vilnius sells natural linen and merino wool textiles, ceramics and jewelry made by young and experienced Lithuanian textile, ceramic and jewelry creators, dyed locally with plant-based dyes including indigo, solidago and pomegranate rind. It also runs as a studio-gallery hosting workshops and training for over a decade.
Best for Lithuanian linen textiles and ceramics
Vilnius / Lithuania
Boutique offering Lithuanian designers' clothing, including knitwear and linen outfits, plus jewellery.
Vilnius / Lithuania / Online
Etelli is a Vilnius jewellery brand crafting silver rings, pendants, and chains set with Baltic amber, including pieces in its signature Minimal and amber-eye chain lines. The full collection is sold through its online shop with prices in euros.
Best for Silver rings, pendants, and chains set with Baltic amber
Užupis, Vilnius
FreakyFoxx, founded in Vilnius in 2013 with a showroom at Polocko str. 38, makes handmade porcelain jewelry — earrings, rings, necklaces and brooches in the Pearlform and Lune Fleur lines, priced €40-€150. It also makes handcrafted lighting, produced by designer Algina and craftsperson Larisa.
Best for Handmade porcelain jewellery
Glass Quarter, Vilnius
LILY Papuošalai sells jewelry including earrings, bracelets, necklaces, body piercings and hair accessories, with a focus on amber pieces such as a cherry-colored amber necklace. The shop is located on Stiklių street in Vilnius.
Best for Amber jewelry, earrings, bracelets and necklaces
Glass Quarter, Vilnius
Miutto, at Gaono St. 1 in Vilnius Old Town, sells silver, 14k gold and diamond-set earrings, necklaces, rings and bracelets, including tourmaline and freshwater pearl pieces. It also has a Miutto Basics line of minimalist everyday jewellery, plus custom wedding and engagement rings.
Best for Gold and diamond jewellery
Glass Quarter, Vilnius
RIBAS sells rings, earrings, bracelets and necklaces in yellow, white and rose gold set with diamonds, sapphires, tanzanites and tsavorites, including engagement rings and wedding bands. It also sells string bracelets and offers ear piercing services.
Best for Gold and diamond engagement rings
Vilnius / Lithuania
Jewellery gallery with rings, earrings, pendants and small sculptures.
Warsaw / Poland
Amber Art Silverline Gallery has traded on the Old Town Market Square in Warsaw since 1988. The gallery holds a certificate from the International Amber Association, which it says no other Warsaw gallery carries. Amber and crystal pieces range upward from small jewellery, with prices opening at twenty zloty. Crown heads and presidents are among the visitors the gallery records.
Best for Certified amber and crystal on Warsaw's Old Town Market Square.
Warsaw / Poland
BELLER is a family-run goldsmith workshop with its own ateliers in Warsaw and Cracow, where craftspeople hand-set diamonds and gemstones into rings, necklaces, and bracelets and also recycle family gold into new pieces. Customers can shop online or visit the Warsaw boutique at 71 Mokotowska Street to design a bespoke piece.
Best for Hand-set diamond jewelry and recycled family-gold redesigns from Warsaw and Cracow ateliers
Śródmieście, Warsaw
Warsaw jewelry brand created by designer and certified diamond expert Jagoda Maruda. Boutique on Koszykowa Street sells contemporary pieces alongside vintage and antique jewelry, and hosts hallmark/gemstone workshops.
Best for Handmade jewelry designed by Jagoda Maruda in Warsaw
Jagg (Jagg Jewels) is a jewelry brand created by Polish designer Jagoda Maruda, who is also a certified diamond expert and appraiser and a long-time vintage jewelry collector. Her expertise allows her to assess jewelry value and craftsmanship and to identify hallmarks that indicate a piece's period and origin. The Jagg Jewels boutique is located on Koszykowa Street in Warsaw's Srodmiescie (city-center) district. The shop sells both Maruda's own classic-contemporary designs and a curated selection of vintage and antique jewelry. Beyond retail, the renovated boutique space hosts lectures and workshops led by Maruda on jewelry appraisal topics - hallmark reading, dating pieces, and gold and diamond trading.
Śródmieście
Warsaw vintage and estate jewelry boutique on Krakowskie Przedmiescie near the Old Town, run by Kasia Kaluzny-Janus, specializing in 19th- and 20th-century pieces sourced mainly from the UK and France, alongside consignment sales.
Best for Diamond fine jewelry and custom commissions from an independent Warsaw studio.
Magia Brylantow is a small boutique on Krakowskie Przedmiescie in central Warsaw, run by Kasia Kaluzny-Janus, who has specialized in vintage jewelry for roughly a decade. The shop deals in antique and estate pieces from the 19th and 20th centuries, sourced largely through online searches and long-standing suppliers in Great Britain and France, alongside consignment sales of exclusive jewelry. Press coverage describes the space itself as evocative - antique furniture, cabinets of vintage pieces, tea and pastries, jazz playing - positioned as a destination for collectors and increasingly younger buyers drawn to vintage rather than new jewelry.
Warsaw
Warsaw jewelry designer crafting delicate handmade gold and silver pieces with natural stones—operates two locations in the Saska Kępa and Mokotowska districts.
Best for Handmade silver jewellery and one-off commissions
Matylda Zielińska Bizu is a Warsaw-based independent jewelry maker working in gold, silver, and natural stones. Her design sensibility emphasizes delicate, almost ethereal forms—rings, bracelets, and necklaces rendered in precious metals at a scale that reads as intimate rather than imposing. The maker operates two retail locations: the original shop on ul. Zwycięzców in the Saska Kępa district, and a second location on ul. Mokotowska that opened in 2022. Matylda actively shares her creative process across social media platforms including Instagram (@zielinska_matylda_jewelry) and YouTube, where her growing audience follows the craft behind each piece. The work appeals to customers seeking individually made jewelry rather than mass-produced alternatives—each piece carries the mark of hand-execution. Her Instagram presence (@zielinska_matylda_jewelry) and dedicated YouTube channel provide direct access to new designs and behind-the-scenes documentation of her studio practice.
Windhoek
African Kirikara, led by Claudia von Hase from Guest Farm Kiripotib, makes carpets and rugs from 100% natural Swakara sheep wool in ten natural colors, along with jewellery set with precious and fantasy-cut stones and handwoven baskets and ceramics. Its team, split evenly between men and women, trains apprentices in spinning, weaving and design.
Best for Swakara wool carpets and rugs
Windhoek / Online
Elze Jewellery is the work of Windhoek-based goldsmith Elze Eigelaar, who designs and hand-makes nature-inspired earrings, pendants and bangles. Pieces are priced in the online catalogue and ordered directly through WhatsApp or the site's contact form, with delivery and returns handled from her studio.
Best for Nature-inspired earrings, pendants, and bangles hand-made by Windhoek goldsmith Elze Eigelaar
Windhoek
Herrle & Herma Jewellers crafts fine jewellery using Namibian precious materials from its Windhoek storefront in the Sanlam Centre, with a second shop in Swakopmund. The retailer sells rings, necklaces and gold and silver investment coins both in-store and through its online shop with worldwide DHL shipping.
Best for Fine jewelry in Namibian precious materials, plus gold and silver investment coins
Old Breweries, Windhoek
The Namibia Craft Centre opened in 1990 in the Old Breweries complex on Tal Street in Windhoek. About forty craft enterprises hold retail space there, drawn from communities and projects across the country. Woven baskets, carved makalani kernels, San ostrich eggshell jewellery, Himba bracelets and embroidered linen fill the floor. The Omba Arts Trust took over its management in 2004.
Best for Forty Namibian craft enterprises trading under one roof in Windhoek.
The Namibia Craft Centre opened in 1990 in the Old Breweries complex on Tal Street in Windhoek, under Newveld Ventures Investment and Development Company. The Rossing Foundation took over management in 1996 and added the Omba Gallery. Kerry MacNamara Architects won an award for the design, and the rebuilt centre opened in 1997. Demand for trading space pushed a further expansion in 1999 that brought in the Hilde List Loft and the Cold Room. The Omba Arts Trust was established in 2004 and took the centre over from the Rossing Foundation. In 2009 the trust chose to concentrate on craft development, and the centre was registered separately as Namibia Arts, Craft and Design. About forty craft enterprises hold retail space under that roof. They come from distinct communities, ethnic groups, separate projects. The centre reckons that the trade supports more than 4,000 crafters and their families in some of the most rural and marginalised areas of the country. The stock reads as a map of Namibia. Woven baskets, carved makalani kernels, San ostrich eggshell jewellery, wild silk scarves, Himba bracelets, handmade paper, hand-woven carpets and embroidered linen all sit within a few metres of each other. Parking is enclosed and the building is reachable on foot. The centre describes the result as Namibia gathered under one roof.
Katutura, Goreangab Dam, Windhoek
Penduka, meaning "Wake up!" in Otjiherero and Oshiwambo, has operated for more than 30 years at Green Mountain Dam Road, Goreangab, Katutura, Windhoek, making embroidery, batik textiles, jewellery and upcycled "Trash to Treasure" home goods by hand. It employs rural artisans lacking access to capital or infrastructure, and also runs accommodation, a restaurant and an HIV & TB initiative.
Best for Handmade embroidery and batik textiles
Yerevan / Armenia
KARA Silver Salon is a Yerevan jewelry brand founded in 2008 by jeweler Karine Avetisyan, selling handcrafted silver rings, earrings and bracelets set with semi-precious stones, enamel, leather and wood through its Pushkin Street salon and online shop. Every piece is made by an all-women team of jewelers.
Best for Handcrafted silver rings, earrings, and bracelets set with semi-precious stones, enamel, leather
44 Aram Street, 0010 Yerevan / Armenia
A design and craft studio offering student-made accessories, jewelry and homeware.
Zagreb, Online
Ivana Bacura hammers and casts her silver by hand in Zagreb — sculptural rings and pendants from a single-goldsmith atelier.
Best for Hand-forged silver jewelry from a Zagreb atelier
Zagreb, Online
A Zagreb gallery-shop for contemporary Croatian jewelry and small objects — local makers, curated like exhibits, priced like secrets.
Best for Contemporary Croatian jewelry and objects
Centro Historico, Evora
A family jeweller in Evora since 1914, Ourivesaria Oliveiras works in Portugal's traditional 19.2-karat gold alongside silver pieces and select watch brands. The counter pairs classic wedding bands and religious pendants with contemporary collections.
Best for Traditional Portuguese gold from a century-old jeweller
Main Street
Photographer Anita Cousino runs this studio and shop at 231 East Main, showing her Northern Michigan photography and watercolors alongside a tight edit of jewelry and gifts. Her companion design practice, One Nineteen Design, works from the same space.
Best for Local photography, watercolors, and gifts
Mariacka Street, Old Town (ul. Mariacka 40/41)
Ryszard Węsierski has designed amber, gold and silver jewellery here since 1995, often setting Baltic amber alongside precious stones. The Mariacka Street gallery shows author pieces that have travelled to exhibitions in the United States, China and the United Arab Emirates.
Best for Designer amber-and-gold statement pieces
8 McKown Street, Boothbay Harbor
Abacus Gallery in Boothbay Harbor brings Dana Heacock's prints together with jewellery and objects for the home. The gallery's wider collection includes glasswork alongside wood craft and metal wall art. Its Boothbay shop is one of several Abacus galleries along the Maine coast, so check the branch when planning a visit.
Best for Dana Heacock prints and craft gifts in Boothbay Harbor
Abacus Gallery has been owned and run by the same people for fifty years. It started small in Boothbay Harbor and has grown to five locations across Maine. That is unusual continuity for a craft gallery, and it shows in how carefully the stock is chosen.
Dana Heacock's calendar is what the gallery is most associated with. The 2027 edition is the thirtieth, carrying twelve monthly posters of new artwork, and the series has collected awards along the way. For a good number of customers the annual calendar is what first brought them through the door.
The other signature is stranger and better. The gallery carries one-of-a-kind assemblages built around antique wooden boxes and brought to life with found objects and moving parts, and no two of them are built to do the same thing.
The range runs to lamps and clocks as well as motorised sculptures, and they are stocked across every location. Jewellery and objects for the home sit alongside them. The moving pieces are the part of the stock that cannot be found anywhere else in the state.
Whistler / Canada
Adele Campbell Fine Art has represented contemporary Canadian painters, sculptors and jewellers from its Whistler Village gallery since 1993. The gallery offers art advisory services, worldwide shipping, and an interest-free layaway plan for collectors buying original work.
Best for Canadian painting, sculpture, jewellery and art advisory
Logan Square / Online
Viviana Langhoff founded Adornment + Theory in Chicago in 2017, showing her own fine jewelry beside work by artists such as Jennie Dowie and Jules Kim. Custom pieces and engagement rings are central, and the store describes itself as powered by women and people of color. Instore Magazine profiled it in 2018 and 2022. The shop now trades from a new storefront at 1433 W. Chicago Avenue, where it continues to host events for its community.
Best for Contemporary jewelry from represented artists, custom work and alternative bridal
Viviana Langhoff founded Adornment + Theory in Chicago in 2017. She had studied fine art and design at the Art Institute of Chicago and worked for jewelers in both fine and art jewelry. The name pairs adornment, the history of jewelry from the first civilisations, with theory, the studio practice of living artists. The shop shows both. Langhoff's own fine jewelry sits beside pieces by Jennie Dowie, Jules Kim, Alicia Goodwin and Laura Wood. Custom work and engagement rings are a large part of the business. The store describes itself as a company powered by and for women and people of color. Its first year closed with a pop-up event with tattoo artist Kelsey Moore, for which the line stretched two blocks. In May 2021 the Logan Square shop doubled in size to an 1,100 square foot showroom so that events no longer spilled into the street. Instore Magazine has twice profiled the store in its America's Coolest Stores coverage, in 2018 and again in 2022. That year Langhoff was also one of 13 designers in the De Beers Code of Origin Radiance project at the Las Vegas Couture show. The shop has since moved to a new storefront at 1433 W. Chicago Avenue, where it continues to host events for its community of artists and clients.
Shela Village, Lamu
African Corner is a local artisan jewelry business in Shela, Lamu, making handcrafted pieces from recycled and natural materials including brass, cow horn, glass and bone.
Best for Handcrafted brass and cow horn jewelry
Alameda Dr. Alfredo Pimenta (Centro)
Founded in 1986 and now in its second generation, this jeweller on Alameda Dr. Alfredo Pimenta deals in gold and silver pieces, both traditional and contemporary and both new and pre-owned. It also trades secondhand watches from houses such as Rolex, Omega and Cartier.
Best for Gold and silver jewellery
Prempeh II Street Adum
Agyaba Jewellery has worked in the gold business since 1975 from its store on Prempeh II Street in Adum, Kumasi. Pieces are set in 18k yellow and white gold.
Best for Gold rings and earrings since 1975
Oulu
Housed in red granary number 12 beside Oulu's market square, this cooperative has sold Finnish handcraft since 2015, from home textiles and birch-veneer jewelry to reflectors and Oulu keepsakes. The shop stocks work by its member artisans and also ships from its direct online storefront.
Best for Finnish handicraft, home decor, jewelry, reflectors
Alaçatı, Çeşme
A design shop working in the bohemian and shamanic register that Alaçatı made fashionable, selling beaded chandeliers, hand-strung necklaces, dream catchers, mirrors and carved benches. Pieces are assembled and finished for the Çeşme peninsula trade rather than pulled from a chain catalogue.
Best for Bohemian home decor and handmade jewellery
Cambridge
Albertine Press letterpress-prints stationery and greeting cards on an antique press at 1309 Cambridge Street in Cambridge, MA, alongside custom wedding invitations and envelope liner designs. The shop also sells gifts including candles, journals, prints, and jewelry.
Best for Letterpress stationery and wedding invitations
Castries
Alcina's Art Studio in Castries describes itself as a place where art and nature intertwine and each brushstroke and bead tells a story of paradise. Artist Alcina Nolley, based in St Lucia since 1992, creates oil paintings and enamel-and-gemstone jewelry and teaches five-hour jewelry-making and enameling classes.
Best for Handmade jewelry and paintings classes
Vicenza / Italy
Aldighieri Gioielli has handcrafted gold and gemstone jewellery from its historic workshop under the porticos of Vicenza for more than 35 years, with master craftsman Paolo Aldighieri named a Master Craftsman by the Veneto Region in 2022. The atelier offers custom design, gem cutting, and repair services alongside its in-progress online shop.
Best for Gold and gemstone jewellery handcrafted under the porticos of Vicenza by Veneto
Kinsale, County Cork, Ireland
Designer Alice runs this independent studio from the Kinsale coastline, taking inspiration from the local shore for a line of contemporary Irish jewellery. The studio also takes on custom commissions alongside its ready-made pieces.
Best for Contemporary Irish jewellery inspired by the Kinsale coast
Orkney
Alison Moore Designs makes handmade jewellery from its Orkney workshop in sterling silver and 9ct gold set with gemstones including sapphires, aquamarine, labradorite and tourmaline, with collections inspired by Orkney's sea, skies and landscape.
Best for Handmade orkney gemstone jewellery
Western Australia, Broome
Allure South Sea Pearls has for over three decades created pearl and diamond jewellery using Australian South Sea pearls in white, gold and black, sold as couture and ready-to-wear collections including earrings, rings, bangles and necklaces. The Broome showroom is at 25 Dampier Terrace, with a second showroom in Perth.
Best for Australian South Sea pearl jewellery
Gdańsk (ul. Nobla 8)
This Gdańsk producer works Baltic amber and silver into rings, pendants, earrings and bracelets, including faceted-amber pieces. It exhibits at the AMBERIF international amber fair.
Best for Faceted-amber and silver jewellery
Gdańsk (production in Gdańsk)
Marek Gutowski, named Amber Craftsperson of the Year in 2005, has spent three decades setting Baltic amber in 925 silver. His nature-inspired range runs to earrings, brooches, bracelets, rings and cufflinks.
Best for Award-winning nature-themed amber-silver jewellery
Chemijos g. 29G, Kaunas
Amber by Mazukna has shaped Baltic amber into jewelry for nearly thirty years, developing a proprietary heat-and-pressure process that produces ruby-red and sapphire-blue "Precious" amber inspired by 18th-century Amber Room techniques. The Kaunas workshop handles every stage in-house, from raw stone to finished setting.
Best for Innovative Baltic amber jewelry
Kazimierz (Jewish Quarter) — ul. Batorego
Beata Rolnicka runs this Kazimierz-rooted jewellery house from ulica Batorego, pairing Baltic amber with motifs drawn from Kraków's Jewish heritage. Every piece is produced in Poland, spanning mezuzahs and Star of David pendants to classic amber rings and earrings.
Best for Judaica-inspired amber jewellery
Długie Pobrzeże 4, Old Town waterfront (Motława)
Run by the Michel family on the Motława waterfront, this manufacture designs and produces its AMP Michel collection in house, combining Baltic amber with gemstones, 925 silver and 14-karat gold. Pieces sell at manufacture rather than retail prices.
Best for In-house amber-and-gold at maker prices
Klaipėda, Lithuania
This Turgaus Street shop and adjoining amber museum sells jewellery straight from its own Baltic amber workshop, describing itself as the country's largest amber ware manufacturer selling direct from factory to counter. Necklaces, rings, and figurines sit alongside rosaries and brooches, all cut and polished from raw amber gathered along the coast.
Best for Baltic amber jewellery direct from the maker
Zona Colonial, Santo Domingo
Amber World Museum is a museum and jewellery shop at Calle Arzobispo Meriño 452 in Santo Domingo. It exhibits amber and larimar specimens and has made and sold jewellery in both stones since 1985.
Best for Amber/larimar
Kaliningrad, Russia
AmberProfi has worked amber into gold and silver jewellery since opening its workshop at the Kaliningrad region's amber market in 2001, alongside amber icons, chess sets, clocks, and decorative panels carved from the fossil resin. The company runs its own stores in Kaliningrad and Moscow and ships its pieces, from cosmetics to statement rings, nationwide.
Best for Amber jewellery in gold and silver settings
Phuket / Thailand
Amorn Phuket Pearl has farmed and sold cultured pearls from its Koh Kaew showroom for more than 50 years, offering necklaces, bracelets, and pearl crowns alongside guided farm tours by longtail boat. Customer reviews describe buying jewelry directly on-site, and pearl pieces are also listed for sale through the company's website.
Best for Cultured pearl necklaces, bracelets, and pearl crowns
Halifax Waterfront, Nova Scotia
The Halifax waterfront branch of this Nova Scotia pewter maker sells hand-cast jewellery, ornaments, tableware and home decor. The pieces are produced at the company's Mahone Bay studio.
Best for Handcrafted pewter jewellery and gifts
Central Ohrid, Ohrid
Anastas Dudan Atelier in Ohrid makes icons, ornaments and applications in silver, gold, and gold or silver plated copper. Designs draw on motifs spanning antiquity through the nineteenth century, and pieces on the site include icons, gold masks, plaques and jewellery boxes.
Best for Silver and gold icons and ornamental masks
Pelican Village, Bridgetown
Angelique Barbados is a jewelry brand described as stylish and sophisticated yet delightfully playful, embodying the heritage, history and culture of Barbados. Its handmade pieces, including the Makossa and Vybez collections, emphasize innovation, unique artistic designs and craftsmanship.
Best for Handmade Barbadian-inspired jewelry
Centro
San Sebastián studio for handcrafted costume jewelry and ornamental headwear by sisters Ana and Elena Orella, operating since 2004.
Best for Porcelain headpieces and bridal jewellery
ANHELO is a high-end costume jewelry and headwear studio established in 2004 by sisters Ana and Elena Orella in San Sebastián's Centro neighborhood. Located in a nineteenth-century building on Calle Matia, the boutique operates across two floors: the public showroom on the ground level and a dedicated workshop above where the founders handcraft each piece. Their collections span embellished bracelets with Swarovski crystals, decorative hair combs and clips, fine headbands, berets, feathered hats, and ornamental headpieces. The sisters create bespoke pieces on commission, ranging from delicate and refined designs to bold, daring pieces, including crown headpieces and porcelain appliqués. Alongside their own creations, they curate accessories from complementary brands and offer body and home fragrances, positioning the shop as a destination for unique, crafted adornment.
Punta Cana / Dominican Republic
Inside the Blue Mall's West Hall, Antibes curates sustainable luxury fashion, jewelry, and home decor from Latin American designers like Farm Rio, Circe, and Faoba for Punta Cana's resort crowd. The concept store is open seven days a week and ships its collections online as well.
Best for Luxury Fashion, Jewelry, Home Decor
Byblos (Jbeil)
Antoine Saliba is a Lebanese jewellery designer and manufacturer whose flagship shop sits in the old town of Byblos, producing gold and gem-set pieces in his own workshops. The house makes rings, necklaces and bridal jewellery, listing itself as créateur-fabriquant across a handful of Lebanese branches.
Best for Lebanese designer-made gold and gem-set jewellery
Deira Gold Souk
This Deira Gold Souk jeweller sells 22- and 24-karat gold chains, bangles and pendants along with diamonds and gold bars, and charges no making fee on its pieces. Family-run for more than a decade, it trades as a single storefront in the souk rather than a mall chain.
Best for Gold jewellery with zero making charges
Palawan / Philippines
A family jeweller of 25+ years rooted in Palawan's pearl-farming heritage, Aquapearl sets South Sea pearls in 14k/18k gold necklaces, earrings and bracelets, sold at its SM City Puerto Princesa counter and via livestream.
Best for South Sea pearl jewelry from a 25-year family business rooted in Palawan's
Aquapearl has operated as a family-run jeweler for more than 25 years, built specifically around South Sea pearls sourced from Palawan - a province long tied to pearl cultivation, which the business frames as a legacy passed down through generations of the family rather than a sourcing relationship built from scratch. The collection covers necklaces, earrings, bracelets and unisex pieces, most set in 14k or 18k gold, spanning a wide price range from roughly ₱6,500 up to ₱175,000, which suggests the shop serves both casual souvenir buyers and higher-end collectors under one roof. A notable turn in the business's history came during the pandemic lockdowns, when Aquapearl pivoted to selling through social-media livestreams to reach customers directly while physical tourism to Palawan had stopped - a shift the business credits with strengthening its market position well beyond the crisis itself, rather than treating it as a temporary stopgap. The physical counter today sits on the second level of SM City Puerto Princesa, open long hours daily from 7am to 10pm, giving visitors a straightforward stop to see and buy pearls in person after the livestream-driven expansion built a wider customer base online. For anyone wanting Palawan pearls specifically tied to a Palawan-based, multigenerational seller rather than a reseller, that combination of physical counter and direct livestream sales is the distinguishing feature.
Bora Bora
Arc en Ciel is a certified-gemologist boutique specializing in Tahitian cultured pearls and finished pearl jewelry. Beyond retail, the shop arranges Polynesian wedding ceremonies for visiting couples on the island.
Best for Certified Tahitian pearls
Novi Sad
Run by designer Milica Stanivuk since 2006, Art Still crafts silver jewellery, crystals and personalised pieces and holds a Serbian old-crafts certificate. Its work is sold online and from shops in Novi Sad on Cankareva and in Žabalj.
Best for Silver jewellery, designer jewellery, personalized jewellery, crystals, semi-precious stones
Taxco / Online
Arte Taxco has sold handmade .925 and .950 silver rings from Taxco's silversmiths since 1984, working directly with local artisans and certifying each ring's silver content and origin with a traceable digital certificate. The shop's "Joya de por Vida" program lets customers resell rings back to the company for up to 70% of the purchase price, sold entirely through its online store.
Best for Silver ring maker
Asunción
Where to buy Handmade Yerba Mate Gourds and Bombillas, Guampas, Premium Sets, Thermos, and Straws. We make it by request and send to the U.S.
Best for Jewellery
Trujillo / Peru
Artesanía Gotze hand-makes beaded jewelry and custom hoop earrings from copper, silver, aluminum, and porcelain at its shop on Simón Bolívar in Trujillo. The small workshop also takes custom orders for one-of-a-kind accessories.
Best for Jewellery & Accessories, Beaded Jewelry
Norte Centro Histórico, Barranquilla
Visit Artesanías del Atlántico in Barranquilla for handmade baskets, iraca palm jewelry and wood carvings from artisans across the Atlántico department.
Best for Craft
Dingwall, Cabot Trail
Arts North is a juried craft collective in Dingwall, near the northern tip of the Cabot Trail, showing pottery, jewellery, wood, fibre, quilts, weaving, prints and glass from artisans across Cape Breton Island. The work draws on the island's landscape and heritage, blending traditional technique with contemporary design.
Best for Cape Breton pottery, textiles and glass under one roof
Gdańsk (ul. Marusarzówny 2)
Tomasz Pisanko has crafted genuine Baltic amber in 925 silver since 1994 from his Gdańsk studio. Alongside jewellery he turns out functional amber curiosities such as knives, spoons and sugar bowls.
Best for Amber objets d'art and functional curiosities
Gdańsk / Online
Handmade Baltic-amber jewellery set in sterling silver, plus decorative amber objects, made by the Gdańsk manufacturer.
Best for Baltic amber jewellery in 925 silver
Ascona, Ticino
Upscale boutiques along Lake Maggiore in Ascona. Italian-influenced fashion, jewelry, and design. The lakeside promenade is one of Switzerland's most elegant.
Best for Italian-influenced fashion, jewelry, and design
Timbuktu
Association Timidwa was founded in 1997 in Timbuktu, Mali, by Tuareg silversmith Mohamed El Maouloud Ag Hamid to promote Tuareg craftsmanship and support artisans including silversmiths, leather and wood workers. Its name means "friendship" in the Tamasheq language.
Best for Tuareg silver jewelry and crafts
Sochi / Online
Atauchi is a family-run jewelry brand in Sochi crafting handmade silver pieces inspired by the peaks of Krasnaya Polyana and Peruvian Quechua culture, alongside a newer line of Jyotish-inspired talisman jewelry. The online shop ships nationwide across Russia with workshop pickup available in Sochi.
Best for Handmade Sochi silver jewelry inspired by Krasnaya Polyana peaks, Peruvian Quechua motifs
Williamstown Ma / United States
Atef Fine Jeweler designs custom jewelry and offers in-house repair services from its storefront on Main Street in Williamstown. Owner Atef works directly with clients to create original pieces, as praised in numerous customer reviews.
Best for Custom jewelry design and in-house repairs
Le Havre / France
Every piece at Atelier Lucile in Le Havre is worked from raw metal in the atelier itself.
Best for Jewellery worked in the atelier
Mellieha
Atelier Nineteen, a Maltese artisan brand, handcrafts jewellery from reclaimed vintage watch parts and makes gold tin foil embossed artworks inspired by nature and heritage. Each piece is individually made, with no two works identical.
Best for Jewellery from reclaimed watch parts
Wiesbaden
Atelier STOESS is a Wiesbaden jeweller and official Rolex dealer since 1886, with an in-house watchmaking workshop and goldsmith atelier. The store sells fine jewellery and watches both in its boutique and through its online shop.
Best for Official Rolex dealership plus in-house watchmaking and goldsmith work since 1886
Turks And Caicos / Online
Atelys hand-crafts jewelry in the Turks and Caicos Islands using sea glass and Larimar, a gemstone found almost exclusively in the Caribbean, offering personalized stamped pieces alongside its Grace and Larimar collections. The brand sells entirely through its own online shop.
Best for Jewelry, Sea Glass, Larimar
Whitsundays / Australia
Aurealis is a full-service jeweller on Airlie Beach's Main Street, crafting custom engagement rings and personalized pieces on site along with repairs and stone setting. The shop also carries ready-to-wear designer collections from Europe and the Caribbean.
Best for Custom engagement rings, on-site stone setting
Taormina / Italy
Aute Taormina sells Sicilian ceramics and jewelry from its shop in Taormina's Piazza San Domenico, open daily from 10am to 7pm, featuring hand-painted Moor's Head sculptures, sea urchin ceramics, and pieces by artists like Stefania Boemi. The shop also ships its ceramics internationally through its online store, with insured shipping on every order.
Best for Ceramics and jewelry boutique
Bora Bora
Authentic Bora Bora makes artisanal jewelry and craftwork by hand on the island, drawing on local materials and Polynesian motifs. The workshop sells its bijoux directly through its own boutique rather than through resellers.
Best for Island-made artisan jewelry
Patan (Lalitpur)
Patan has worked precious metal for generations; its silver filigree and stone-set pieces are what locals buy for festivals and dowries.
Best for Patan silver filigree and stone-set jewellery bought for festivals and dowries
Avenida Charles Darwin, Puerto Ayora, Santa Cruz
Aymara is the Puerto Ayora gallery of Swiss-trained jeweler Beat Luginbühl, selling hand-worked sterling-silver and gold pieces, including a Galapagos sea-turtle line, alongside Wounaan-Embera weavings and other South American craft.
Best for Sterling-silver and gold jewellery, including a signature Galapagos sea-turtle line
Aymara's gallery on Avenida Charles Darwin in Puerto Ayora grew out of the work of Beat Luginbühl, a Swiss jeweler from Thun who trained in metalworking before relocating to the Galapagos and finding, in his own account, the ideal setting to show what he made. His pieces are built by hand-cutting, bending, welding and polishing metal, and the sterling-silver and gold jewelry that carries his name now includes a signature run of Galapagos sea-turtle designs alongside broader wildlife and island motifs.
The gallery has grown past jewelry alone into a wider collection of South American craft and fine art: handwoven tapestries, Wounaan-Embera weavings and masks, mirrors and retablos, collector sculptures, and botanical ivory pieces, organized across roughly half a dozen curated categories. The mix positions Aymara less as a single-maker jewelry counter and more as a small gallery built around one jeweler's founding name, pairing his own metalwork with pieces sourced from artisans elsewhere in the region. For a shop on Puerto Ayora's main tourist street, the range gives visitors both a wearable souvenir tied to the islands' wildlife and a point of entry into indigenous weaving traditions from well beyond Galapagos itself.
Chester village
Azur is the Chester outpost of Nova Scotia's Amethyst Boutique, selling mineral specimens, crystals, and gemstone jewellery drawn from the company's Wilson Minerals operation. The shop carries polished stones, fossils, and silver settings.
Best for Minerals, crystals, and gemstone jewellery
West Atlantic Drive, Freeport
Baha Gala sells handcrafted jewellery by the Bahamian designer Tenisha N. Carey. The shop is at the RayVin Mall on West Atlantic Drive in Freeport, Grand Bahama.
Best for Jewellery
Ketchum, Idaho (Sun Valley)
Barry Peterson started this business in 1971 out of Giacobbi Square, moved to the Mall at Elkhorn, then returned to Ketchum in 1984 before settling into the current 3,600-square-foot flagship in 1991. In 1972 he designed the Sun Valley Sun line at the resort owner's request, a piece the shop still produces, including an all-diamond version made for the resort's 50th anniversary.
Best for Custom fine jewellery and the Sun Valley Sun collection
Barry Peterson began crafting original jewelry in Ketchum, Idaho, in 1971 from a shop in Giacobbi Square. The Sun Valley resort community around it was developed in 1936 by Union Pacific chairman W. Averell Harriman. Five years later he moved the business to the Mall at Elkhorn, and in 1984 he returned to Ketchum and widened the collection to diamonds and precious stones, plus designer lines. He designed the present 3,600 square foot store himself. It opened on Sun Valley Road in 1991, where it still stands at number 511. In 1972 Bill Janss, the former Olympic skier who owned Sun Valley from 1964 to 1977, asked Peterson to design an original piece for the Sun Valley Company. The Sun Valley Sun that resulted is the shop's signature line, and for the resort's fiftieth anniversary Peterson made an all-diamond version set with fifty stones. Snowflake and Idaho collections followed. The shop carries brands including FOPE and William Henry, and Tane Mexico 1942. It designs custom pieces with a client's own stones or its own, and runs a jewelry repair workshop covering gemstone cutting and restoration. Peterson still travels for gems and minerals, from Brazil to watchmaking in Geneva.
Casco Viejo / Online
Basq Lore is a tiny Casco Viejo shop devoted to the visual symbols of the Basque Country. Its jewelry and gifts reinterpret the protective Eguzkilore, the Lauburu and Bilbao’s distinctive pavement tile.
Best for Basque-symbol jewelry, gifts and local design
Bishnupur / Bankura
Sells GI-tagged Krishnanagar clay crafts, Bishnupur terracotta and Bikna Dokra metal-brass jewelry and decor, made in India. Ships across India with free shipping on orders over ₹1,000.
Best for Krishnanagar clay and dokra crafts
Bubeneč
A long-running Czech jewelry house and workshop producing authorial gold and silver pieces and bespoke commissions. The current Prague studio receives visitors by appointment; the house dates its jewelry tradition to 1915.
Best for Authorial gold and silver jewelry and bespoke commissions at a Prague studio dating to 1915
Belda's origins lie not in Prague but in New York. In 1915, twenty-one-year-old Ladislav Belda, from the glass-bead region around Jablonec nad Nisou, emigrated to Manhattan and founded Czechoslovak Beads & Co., producing hand-made glass beads. He returned to Czechoslovakia in the 1920s and established a jewelry and glass-pearl manufacturing base in Turnov that remains the company's production hub today.
The business has passed through four generations of the same family: from Ladislav to his son Jiří Belda Sr., then to grandson Jiří Belda Jr., who has led the bulk of the hands-on design work in recent decades, and now to great-granddaughter Viktorie Beldová. Rather than working in isolation, Belda has repeatedly commissioned outside designers to reinterpret its jewelry, collaborating with architect Eva Jiřičná, designer Maxim Velčovský, artist David Černý, and the Vrtiška & Žák studio on a menswear-oriented collection. For its 2015 centenary, the house released the "Český Ráj" ("Bohemian Paradise") collection, drawing on motifs and stones associated with that region, which earned a Czech Grand Design Award nomination.
Alongside its Turnov manufacturing base, Belda maintains a Prague presence, including a studio in Bubeneč that receives visitors by appointment, continuing a hand-craft tradition now in its second century.
St Augustine / United States
Benet Store has anchored St. Augustine's historic district with handcrafted jewelry, representing designers like Firefly and Holly Yashi alongside its own Larimar and Atocha shipwreck coin pieces. The shop combines a curated in-town storefront with a full online catalog of necklaces, earrings, and bracelets shipped from Florida.
Best for Handcrafted jewelry, Larimar pieces and Atocha coin designs
Deadwood, South Dakota, USA
Berg Jewelry & Gifts is a family-owned Main Street store selling Black Hills Gold, diamonds and silver since 1998. Its cases feature the regional grape-and-leaf gold designs from Landstrom's, Coleman and Mt. Rushmore Black Hills Gold makers.
Best for Black Hills Gold jewelry
Bamako
The Facebook page categorizes it as a jewelry and watches shop in Bamako, Mali, offering beauty accessories alongside jewelry. A post on the page advertised a promotion on engagement rings and wedding bands.
Best for Engagement rings and wedding bands
Cayenne
Découvrez Bijouterie Rigolet, spécialiste des bijoux en or 750 et argent 925. Bagues, colliers, bracelets et boucles d’oreilles raffinés, livraison Guyane et international.
Best for Jewellery
Montreux / Switzerland
A jewellery and watch boutique on Montreux's Grand-Rue, serving clients since 1929 as an official retailer for houses including Blancpain, Breitling, Tudor and Messika. Pieces can be bought in the boutique or through its online shop, with interest-free instalment financing offered.
Best for Jewelry, watches, fine-watches
Plovdiv / Bulgaria
In Plovdiv, Bijuland offers beads, natural stones, metal elements, threads and jewelry-making supplies.
Best for Jewellery craft supplies
Kazimierz / Online
Independent art-jewellery atelier and gallery in Kraków's Kazimierz district, at 11 Józefa Street, run by designer Grzegorz Błażko. Pieces are handmade on site from sterling silver combined with acrylic in the studio's signature checkered pattern, with every ring, necklace, bracelet and pair of earrings individually finished.
Best for Beautiful and colourful handmade jewellery at very reasonable prices
Blazko Jewellery is an independent art-jewellery studio and gallery located at 11 Józefa Street in Kazimierz, Kraków's historic Jewish quarter, run by designer Grzegorz Błażko. Rather than outsourcing production, pieces are designed and handmade on site by Błażko and his small team, giving the atelier direct control over each stage of the process. The studio's work is built around sterling silver structures combined with acrylic detailing, with a recurring checkered pattern that functions as a recognizable signature across the collection. Production follows a multi-step handcraft process — building the silver framework, adding unrepeated acrylic patterning, then sculpting, grinding and polishing each piece by hand — meaning individual rings, necklaces, bracelets and earrings vary slightly from one another rather than being produced as identical batches. The shop operates as both retail boutique and small gallery space within Kazimierz, a neighborhood known for antique shops, artisan studios and its concentration of historic synagogues, and is open daily with slightly reduced weekend hours. The combination of an on-site atelier and public-facing shop distinguishes it from jewellery retailers that only sell pieces made elsewhere.
Fowey
An independent, family-owned Cornish jeweller making handmade silver, marcasite and real-flower pieces, with its Fowey shop among branches in Padstow, Falmouth and Truro. Ranges run from everyday earrings, charms and cufflinks to statement necklaces and brooches.
Best for Handmade silver, marcasite, and real-flower jewelry from a family Cornish jeweller
Taíno Bay, Puerto Plata
BlueStone in Puerto Plata's Taíno Bay offers handcrafted jewelry featuring the rare Caribbean gemstones larimar and amber, including rings, necklaces, bracelets and coastal souvenirs. The shop offers duty-free, tax-free shopping alongside personalized service.
Best for Handcrafted larimar and amber jewelry
Block Island (234 Water Street)
Blvck Market has designed private-label clothing and jewellery on Block Island since 1996, producing its pieces in-house at 234 Water Street. Its signature is the Block Island Ring, sold only at the shop.
Best for In-house island clothing and jewellery
Ouro Preto
Ouro Preto studio making one-of-a-kind jewellery in ethically sourced 950 silver and 18-karat gold, set with hand-selected genuine precious stones.
Best for Jewellery
Pietermaai, Willemstad
Wearable art rooted in Curaçao heritage. Shop handcrafted calabash jewelry or book the Art of Rebirth calabash painting workshop, an experience only this island can give you.
Best for Jewellery
Old Town — ul. Św. Jana & Cloth Hall stalls
Tomasz Mikołajczyk, a trained jeweler, opened this amber gallery on ulica Świętego Jana in the early 1990s and later added three stands inside the Cloth Hall. The gallery runs its own spectrometer laboratory to authenticate Baltic amber before setting it in silver and gold jewellery.
Best for Certified Baltic amber jewellery and gifts
Alghero/Porto Cervo/Castelsardo
Bottega del Corallo works coral from Sardinia and abroad into jewelry, alongside pieces set with amethyst, tanzanite, and emerald. The shop operates from three Sardinian locations - Porto Cervo, Alghero, and Castelsardo - and also carries kilim rugs and Pattada knives.
Best for Sardinian coral jewelry
Cirencester
A bespoke jeweller in Cirencester designing and making engagement and wedding rings, remodelling old pieces and carrying out repairs on the premises. The studio works in gold, platinum and a range of gemstones, involving clients in the design of each piece.
Best for Bespoke engagement and wedding rings
Evergreen
Goldsmith Brady Mesch hand-forges and hand-engraves rings, necklaces, and earrings in gold and silver set with diamonds, sapphires, rubies, and topaz from an Evergreen studio. Clients book a studio visit to watch traditional hand techniques and commission bespoke pieces.
Best for Hand-engraved and hand-forged custom fine jewelry
Split / Croatia
Break Time is a Split, Croatia atelier handcrafting waterproof nautical bracelets, necklaces, and keyrings since 2015, with custom engraving available on stainless steel and rope designs. The brand has been featured in The New York Times and sells from its Split shop and worldwide online store.
Best for Waterproof nautical bracelets and custom-engraved rope jewellery
Green Street, Dingle
Jeweller Brian de Staic is known for Ogham jewellery that spells names and words in the early Irish alphabet, hand-finished at the Dingle workshop. The Green Street shop carries Celtic-inspired gold and silver made in Kerry.
Best for Ogham and Celtic jewellery
Polson Mt / United States
Brown's Jewelry has sold engagement rings, gemstone jewelry and watches from 321 Main St in Polson for years, pairing an in-store showroom with a full online catalogue of diamond and gemstone pieces. The shop also offers ring sizing and jewelry care guidance to customers browsing either channel.
Best for Jewelry, Diamonds, Watches
28 S. Main St, Buffalo
Bucking Buffalo Supply stocks western apparel, authentic American Indian turquoise-and-silver jewelry, and the full range of Longmire merchandise tied to Craig Johnson's novels set in the surrounding Absaroka country. The business runs its store at 28 South Main Street in Buffalo alongside a second shop up the road in Sheridan.
Best for Western wear and turquoise jewelry
Padua / Italy
A family goldsmith working under the arcades of Via Umberto I since 1935, Burgo sets diamonds, coral, cameos and pearls in its in-house Padua workshop. Alongside new commissions it handles repairs, gemmological analysis and watch servicing for a clientele that has trusted three generations of the family.
Best for Jeweler, goldsmith, fine jewelry
Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands
On Virgin Gorda, this boutique gathers handmade jewelry, artwork and keepsakes worked from locally sourced materials. Alongside them sit candles, apparel and stationery.
Best for Locally made Virgin Gorda crafts, jewelry and souvenirs
Vestergade, Odense
C. Antonsen is a goldsmith and jeweler in Odense making gold jewelry, including engagement rings, wedding bands, and diamond pieces, by hand in its own workshop. The business was established in 1910 and is now run by its fourth generation. It is located at Vestergade 36 in Odense.
Best for Handcrafted gold engagement rings and diamond jewelry
Onancock / United States
A family-run Onancock jeweler established in 1953, this Market Street shop is known for its handcrafted sterling and gold Chesapeake Bay Bracelets alongside a curated selection of jewelry and gifts. The Market Street shop keeps regular Tuesday-through-Saturday hours and prices its gold pieces by the day's metal market.
Best for Jeweler, fine jewelry, Chesapeake Bay bracelets, gifts
Cairns City (Abbott Street)
This Abbott Street boutique designs bespoke jewellery and works with pearls, opals, gemstones and diamonds, with proprietor Winnie handling custom commissions. It operates as an independent studio rather than a chain outlet.
Best for Bespoke pearl and opal pieces
Nafplio / Greece / Online
Camara is a Nafplio jewellery workshop where Sigrid and George Agathos handcraft unique pendants, rings, brooches and earrings in silver, gold, copper and stainless steel set with precious stones. Each artistic piece is a one-off, shown and sold through the workshop's online shop.
Best for Jewelry, handmade, silver, gold
Navajo Nation, Cameron
Cameron Trading Post has specialized in Native American crafts since 1916 along the Little Colorado River Gorge near the Grand Canyon's South Rim, selling Navajo rugs in Ganado, Crystal, Burntwater, Two Grey Hills, Teec Nos Pos, pictorial and storm pattern styles. It also carries Hopi pottery and kachinas, silver and turquoise jewelry, and Apache baskets and Plains beadwork.
Best for Navajo rugs and native american crafts
Walled City / Online
Cano Jewelry is a Cartagena house for pre-Colombian inspired jewellery — ornate gold chokers, Amazonian hoop earrings. Founded in 1970; Made in Colombia.
Best for Pre-Colombian inspired jewellery — ornate gold chokers, Amazonian hoop earrings
Avenida Hicaco, Caye Caulker
Caribbean Colors Art Cafe describes itself as Caye Caulker's first art gallery. It sells hand-painted silk art and scarves by Lee Vanderwalker, along with recycled jewelry.
Best for Hand painted silk art and scarves
Cancún (also Monterrey)
Carranza y Carranza is a Mexican fine-jewelry house designing rings, pendants and earrings in gold, silver and gemstones, with a boutique in Cancún alongside its Monterrey origins. The family firm sells its own designed and manufactured collections rather than third-party brands.
Best for Designer Mexican fine jewelry
Jardins
Cartier’s São Paulo boutique presents jewellery, watches and leather accessories with appointment-based client service.
Best for Fine jewellery and watches on Brazil's most exclusive street
West Coast, Hokitika
Carved in Stone is run by Brittany Lissington, who entered the family greenstone business in 2012 following her father, hand-carving pounamu jewellery and mere with designs drawing on traditional Maori forms. All stone is sourced locally from the western side of Te Waipounamu, the South Island, from the workshop near the Hokitika River.
Best for Hand-carved pounamu jewellery
Avenida A & Calle 5, Casco Viejo
Casa Latina Panamá is located in Panama City. It sells alpaca clothing, Panama hats, native art and jewelry.
Best for Alpaca clothing and panama hats
Viña del Mar
Chilean author-jewellery brand founded by Vania Ruiz in Viña del Mar in 2010. Its women-led team makes original, colourful pieces by hand in small batches, including lightweight hand-painted butterfly earrings inspired by nature and organic forms. The brand also presents its designs as stories shared by Latin American women.
Best for Jewellery
Orkney, Holm
Celina Rupp Jewellery is a family-run business working from The Commodore, Holm, Orkney, making fine Orkney jewellery by hand and to order, drawing inspiration from the coasts, landscapes, history and heritage of Orkney.
Best for Handmade orkney jewellery
Essaouira
Bijouterie Maalem Ali is a jewelry business in Essaouira described on its Instagram as offering local jewelry in solid silver. Its account has 357 followers.
Best for Solid silver jewellery
Capri / Online
Founded in Capri in 1947 by Pietro Capuano and Salvatore Aprea, Chantecler built its name on the enamelled bell charm inspired by the island's church bells. The maison still designs coral, turquoise and diamond pieces around Capri motifs in limited goldsmith runs.
Best for Campanella lucky bells.
Victoria Wharf, V&A Waterfront
A family jewellery house trading since 1899, Charles Greig pairs its own designed and manufactured fine jewellery with luxury Swiss timepieces at its Victoria Wharf boutique. Four generations have run the firm, whose bench work sits alongside its watch retailing.
Best for Heritage fine jewellery and watches
Charles Greig arrived in South Africa from Scotland aboard the RMS Scot in 1894, stepping ashore in Cape Town. In 1899 he founded his watchmaking and jewellery business in Johannesburg at the height of the gold boom. The firm became the first in South Africa to import and sell Rolex watches, a relationship the family dates to the early 1900s. In the 1950s his son David completed a year's watchmaking course in Switzerland and joined the business. The grandsons Christopher, Donald and Richard Greig took the firm forward. A fifth generation now shares the custodianship with Tammy Greig. Christopher and Richard remain involved in the jewellery side, while Donald pursued sculpture. In 2026 the family opened a Rolex boutique at the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town, linking the city where the founder landed with the one where he built the business. Among the pieces shown there is a cushion-shaped Rolex dated by the watchmaker's historical department to between 1916 and 1918. Beyond retail the firm supports conservation projects and sports academies, with young artists alongside.
Pozna / Poland
Chart Wlodawiec is a jewellery and goldsmith workshop on Szelagowska Street in Poznan, handcrafting rings, necklaces and hunting-themed jewellery in gold, silver and platinum. The studio takes custom commissions and sells its catalogue through its online shop.
Best for Custom gold, silver and platinum jewellery in Poznań
Orosei
Chelos Gioielli has worked in Sardinian filigree for more than fifty years from Via Nazionale in Orosei, hand-making gold and silver jewelry using this ancient goldworking technique. The business is registered as Chelos S.a.s.
Best for Handmade sardinian filigree jewelry
Chiapas, San Cristóbal de las Casas
Chiapas Mágico sells amber jewelry sourced from the Simojovel mines in Chiapas alongside sterling silver pieces in .925 and .950 fine silver, woven bracelets made on backstrap looms, and rebozos. It also carries clay figurines, embroidered pieces and jade from its store at Cuauhtémoc 28.
Best for Chiapas amber and silver jewelry
Poitiers / France
Since 2010, this independent Poitiers boutique has curated colorful, ethically certified clothing, jewelry and accessories from small labels like La Fiancée du Mékong and King Louie, with GOTS and OEKO-TEX credentials backing the ethical claims. The shop trades from its own storefront in Poitiers and ships its full range worldwide online.
Best for Fashion Boutique, Accessories, Jewelry
Rennes, Brittany, France
In Rennes old town, Chouette! gathers jewelry, clothing, accessories and decor from makers across Rennes, Brittany and France. Everything on its shelves is artisan-made.
Best for Original maker-made gifts
Recife (Shopping Recife, Boa Viagem; Shopping RioMar, Pina; Shopping Plaza, Parnamirim)
CiS Joias is a jewellery house with three shops in Recife, at Shopping Recife in Boa Viagem, Shopping RioMar in Pina and Shopping Plaza in Parnamirim. Its own site also lists points of sale in Rio de Janeiro and Brasília.
Best for Jewellery
Main Street (also Vineyard Haven)
This Main Street shop carries jewelry by local artisans and noted designers such as Ayala Bar and Chan Luu, alongside French and Italian perfume, eyewear, handbags and hand-blown American glass. A second location trades in Vineyard Haven, and many of the pieces are one of a kind.
Best for Jewelry and gifts
Downtown Bay Street, Nassau
A Nassau jewellery and gift shop known for coins, conch pearls and Jörg Heinz interchangeable clasps.
Best for Jewellery
Le Locle / Switzerland
Colorwave on Rue des Jeanneret in Le Locle makes jewellery that is modular, and means it as art.
Best for Swiss-made modular jewellery
Sciacca / Sicily / Online
Sciacca's master corallari — jewelry from the unique sub-fossil coral of their own sea, hand-worked as for centuries.
Best for Sciacca coral bracelets and necklaces.
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