Plate M-26 · 1,287 stores · 1051–1200 of 1287 · curated ORBIS register
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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Nefertiti Joyas has worked as an artisanal jeweler in La Paz for more than three decades, producing silver and gold pieces sold through its own catalogue and storefront rather than through wholesalers. Its longevity in a city built on a centuries-old silverwork trade points to a maker sustained by repeat, generational custom.
For over two decades, Newport Silver Company has sold sterling silver jewelry from its shop on Swinburne Row. An in-house design team creates pieces set with mother of pearl, larimar, turquoise and wampum.
Ngarru Gallery has traded contemporary Indigenous fine art from Macrossan Street in Port Douglas for over a decade, representing both established investment artists and emerging painters from desert and urban communities across Australia. Open seven days a week, the gallery sells its full collection through an online store as well as in person.
Ngoc Hien Pearl has cultivated pearls on a 1,000-hectare farm off Phu Quoc since 1994, selling necklaces, rings, and loose pearls from its Duong To showroom near the island's airport. The brand also runs a full online shop with nationwide Vietnam shipping for its pearl jewelry and pearl-based cosmetics.
Best for Phu Quoc cultured pearls, jewellery and pearl cosmetics
An Italian designer who launched his eponymous label in 2021 between Paris and his native Tuscany, producing genderless collections made with local artisans; a 2022 LVMH Prize semi-finalist and 2024 finalist, he also designed a jewellery collaboration with Japan's TASAKI.
Best for Sculptural jewelry
Niccolò Pasqualetti launched his own eponymous label in 2021, splitting his work between Paris and his native Tuscany, where his collections are produced with local artisans. His design language is built around androgynous, genderless clothing that draws on the geometry of natural forms, combining relaxed, fluid silhouettes with sculptural jewelry pieces that blur conventional lines between menswear and womenswear -- a reinterpretation of Italian tailoring traditions rather than a rejection of them. In the same year he founded the label, Pasqualetti received the Franca Sozzani Award. He went on to become a semi-finalist for the LVMH Prize in 2022 and returned as a finalist in 2024, one of the industry's most closely watched showcases for emerging designers. He has also received the Camera Moda Fashion Trust award in both 2023 and 2024. Beyond his own ready-to-wear collections, Pasqualetti has extended his sculptural approach into a dedicated jewellery collaboration with the Japanese jeweller TASAKI, marketed under the joint TASAKI NICCOLÒ PASQUALETTI name. He has also appeared as a guest designer at Pitti Uomo.
A Chittorgarh jeweller on Rana Sanga Bazar working in gold, diamond and silver, from wedding necklaces, rings and earrings to custom commissions. It hallmarks its gold, uses certified diamonds and has run its Chittorgarh showroom since 2002.
Nikos Ioannou Jewellers, at 79 Onasagorou Street in Nicosia, makes 18k gold jewellery including earrings, rings, bracelets, necklaces, pendants, crosses and tiaras.
NORDLYS Art Design & Crafts sells jewelry, clothing, books, delicacies and souvenirs from Nordatlantisk Promenade 1 in Odense, at Nordatlantisk Hus. The shop's products reflect the traditions of Greenland and Iceland.
Best for Jewelry, books and North Atlantic souvenirs
NWT Diamond and Jewellery Centre is Yellowknife's dedicated diamond and jewelry store, carrying loose Canadian diamonds and brands including Forevermark and Canadian Rocks, plus an in-store exhibit on Northern diamond mining. The shop is proudly Canadian-owned and operated from its 49th Street location.
Caracas jewelry label established in 2016 by Venezuelan metalsmith Octavia Mendoza. Its handmade pieces use precious metals such as gold and silver alongside gold-plated copper and brass.
Oeding-Erdel is a long-established jeweller on Munster's Prinzipalmarkt, an official retailer for Rolex, Patek Philippe and Cartier alongside its own Oeding-Erdel Jewellery collections. The house designs and reworks pieces in its atelier and runs a watchmaking workshop, with a second location in Osnabruck.
Best for Rolex, Patek Philippe, Cartier and atelier jewellery
Oh Hi Again in Monterrey offers conscious and sustainable fashion made from recycled materials, with garments designed and made by Mexican talent, plus jewelry.
Best for Sustainable recycled fashion by mexican designers
Ola Gorie, described on the site as one of Britain's most important jewellery designers, began work in the 1960s drawing on her Celtic and Norse heritage, producing silver and 9ct gold jewellery across Orkney, Scottish, Classic and Contemporary collections.
Best for Orkney inspired silver and gold jewellery
An independent antique and jewelry shop in historic Old Town Albuquerque, dealing in vintage jewelry, collectibles and Southwestern antiques. It's the kind of place to sift for a piece with local provenance.
Best for Vintage jewelry, antiques and collectibles
Oltre l'Oro is a goldsmith and jeweller on Via Grazie in central Brescia, designing and repairing pieces in its own workshop. It sells contemporary and classic jewellery alongside made-to-order commissions.
Orafi Rotolo has made gold and silver jewelry in the Scanno tradition since 1884, under master goldsmith Francesco Rotolo. In 2012 the workshop patented Il Gioiello del Tombolo, a design pairing tombolo lace-work by Federica with goldsmithing.
Orbit Jewellery is the Queenstown studio of master jeweller Juerg P. Muff, who has been hand-crafting bespoke engagement rings, wedding bands and remodelled heirlooms since 1979. He sources alluvial gold directly from New Zealand goldfields and works with clients through a collaborative design process, from initial sketch to finished ethically-made piece.
Best for Bespoke engagement rings, wedding bands and remodeled heirlooms
Orchid House, at 28A Hospital Street in Galle Fort, sells hand-made Ceylon tea, spices, antiques and pottery alongside gold and silver jewellery designed by owner Yameen Hussain and handcrafted by Sri Lankan artisans.
Best for Hand-made Ceylon tea, spices
Orchid House trades out of a shop at 28A Hospital Street in Galle Fort, close to the old Dutch Hospital building, stocking a wide spread of hand-made and organic Sri Lankan goods: Ceylon tea (with space set aside for tasting), spices, clothing, pashminas, books, antiques, pottery, incense, leather goods and recycled coconut-shell products. Reviewers describe it as a genuine all-in-one shop rather than a curated boutique, the kind of place where ornaments, spices and clothing sit on the same shelves as jewellery and handicrafts.
The jewellery counter is the shop's specialty within that broader mix: pieces are designed by owner Yameen Hussain and handcrafted by Sri Lankan artisans in gold and silver, with a repair service also offered on-site. That combination — an in-house jewellery line built to the owner's own designs, alongside the wider tea-and-spice grocery side — gives Orchid House two distinct reasons to stop in, whether a visitor is after a quick souvenir or a custom-made piece. For a Fort address a short walk from the ramparts, it functions as a practical one-stop shop for Ceylon tea and craft rather than a single-category specialist.
Orichic Design 973 sells necklaces and bracelets as well as matching jewellery sets. The boutique gives its address as 23 rue Montravel in Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni, French Guiana.
Orquiholic is a Guatemalan maker of handmade jewellery, clothing and accessories from natural orchids. Founder Jorge Carlos started the Altaverapacense orchid association in 1979, photographed orchids from 1990, and around 2000 developed encapsulated natural orchids. CONAP authorises sustainable use of the species.
Ortega's on the Plaza in Santa Fe sells Native American jewelry and art including rings, belts, pendants, bracelets, necklaces, bolo ties, pottery, fetishes and decorative boxes from its San Francisco Street location.
Otavalo Textiles has sold handcrafted, fair-trade goods from Ecuador's Andean region since 2010, sourcing from Otavalo, Ibarra, Peguche and Pujili. Products include alpaca ponchos, wraps and blankets, cotton scarves, tagua nut jewelry, and coconut shell buttons.
This Ouro Preto jeweler crafts artistic gold pieces set with Brazilian stones like emerald and imperial topaz, from engagement rings to full collections. Shoppers browse priced pieces online and order via WhatsApp, or visit the physical store on Rua Barao de Camargos.
Best for Artisan jewelry, gemstones, imperial topaz, wedding rings
Steve and Narelle are second-generation Winton miners, selling Australian boulder opals direct—from essential and jewellery grades to collector stones and roughs. The stones are hand-mined from the Winton, Opalton, Vergemont and Elva fields their family has worked since 1964.
Best for Australian boulder opals direct from second-generation Winton miners
A family-run paua shell workshop founded in 1987 by Brian and Lisa O'Connor, who moved the business from Riverton to Kaikoura in 1998 to be closer to the coast and its tourist trade. The factory cuts and polishes South Island paua alongside black pearl and mother-of-pearl into necklaces, earrings, buttons and beads on site.
Established around 25 years ago, Paka's Pearls is a Rarotonga jeweller dealing in medium-to-high-end Cook Islands black pearls and rare natural 'pipi' pearls. It sells pendants, earrings, rings, bracelets and necklaces online and from its store at 638 Te Ara Maire Nui Drive.
Best for Cook Islands black pearls and rare pipi pearls
Run by gemologist Rusdi under CV Emerald Jewelry Center, this Greater Makassar workshop handcrafts custom wedding rings in gold, palladium, platinum, and silver with jewellery certificates. Rings are made to order by pre-order, online or at its Gowa address.
Palms Trading Company buys directly from Native American artists with no middleman distributor, selling jewelry, pottery, storytellers, stone fetishes and kachina dolls made by Navajo, Zuni, Hopi and Pueblo artisans including Santo Domingo, Acoma, Jemez, Laguna, San Ildefonso, Santa Clara and Zia. It began as a local grocery store where Native Americans traded their crafts for groceries, and each piece is described as one-of-a-kind.
Best for Native american jewelry and pottery direct from artists
On Main Street in Ogunquit, Panache has sold one-of-a-kind pieces from more than 300 American artists since 1995. Its rooms hold handcrafted sterling and gold jewelry, original artwork, art glass, and home décor, with nationwide shipping.
Pantages Gems sells fine jewelry and loose stones from a North Main Street storefront, working directly with clients on custom design and repair rather than stocking mass-produced lines. The shop has built its name locally as Kent's jeweler, handling everyday pieces alongside larger custom commissions.
Paolo Penko works in the Renaissance goldsmith tradition, forging pieces by hand from rings and pendants to bas-reliefs and reissued Florentine florins. Several designs draw on the city's monuments, such as the Baptistery and Santa Maria Novella, and the family runs two boutiques near the Duomo.
Dilworth gift shop open since 1989, stocking design-driven books, stationery, jewelry, and locally made and nostalgic gifts. It is a longtime source for Charlotte-themed prints and quirky finds.
Payne & Son has traded as jewellers and silversmiths in Oxford since 1889, run by the same family at 131 High Street. It sells designer and gemstone jewellery, new and second-hand silverware, and takes commissions for bespoke pieces.
Best for Jewelry, silversmithing, watches, silverware
A Tahitian pearl boutique on Moorea run by pearl farmer Thierry and designer Caroline Bernicot, who cultivate, select and set their own pearls into necklaces, rings, earrings and pendants. The jewellery is sold at its Maharepa and Sofitel Moorea shops and through an online store.
Pearls & More is a boutique in Maharepa, Moorea, specialising in Tahitian pearls and Polynesian arts. The official site presents pearl jewelry and related pieces and identifies the boutique at Centre Raehau, PK 5.5.
Pearls of Australia has cultivated pearls in Australia for 80 years, operating a showroom in Broome alongside farms at Broken Bay on the NSW Central Coast and Cygnet Bay in Western Australia. The company sells Australian Akoya and South Sea pearl jewellery, loose pearls and giftware, with Broken Bay pearls marketed without bleaches or dyes.
A jewellery boutique that began in France in 1963 and settled on Worth Avenue in 2003, Peggy Daven handcrafts most of its playful, elegant pieces locally. The shop stays open year-round, adding new creations for each Palm Beach season.
A long-established gallery in Albuquerque's Old Town, Penfield specializes in Southwestern and Native American fine art. Its rooms hold Kachina carvings, collector jewelry, pottery and weavings.
Best for Native American fine art, Kachinas and collector jewelry
Penumbra Taller is a brand of statement handcrafted Colombian jewelry made in Medellín. We offer custom pieces made to order, blending artisanal techniques and daring designs for those who defy the conventional.
Perla Rosa lets customers design personalized jewellery by choosing a base and adding charms or stones, assembled in their workshop in Nicosia. Pieces are made from hypoallergenic, water-resistant 316L surgical steel, using laser cutting, laser and 3D engraving, and custom coloring.
Peter Gibbons has designed and hand-made jewellery on Block Island since 1975, working in sterling silver and 14-karat gold. His line runs from island charms and bracelets to solid-brass robe hooks, each piece made to order and priced by phone as metal costs shift.
Pier Gifts has sold seashells, souvenirs, and beach-themed gifts from its shop one block from the Pismo Beach Pier for more than 30 years, remaining family-owned and operated. A second location, Pier Gifts on the 1, serves shoppers in nearby Cayucos.
Pierson Gallery, established in 1986 with locations in Sapulpa and the I-44 Antique Mall in Tulsa, exhibits paintings, pottery, ceramics, baskets, weavings and Old Pawn Native American jewelry alongside works by historic Oklahoma artists Willard Stone, Charles Banks Wilson and Alexandre Hogue.
PikHn is a network of cooperative stores giving local entrepreneurs physical space to sell handmade jewelry, handmade fashion, personal care products, art and home decor. Its San Pedro Sula location at Corporativo Metropark houses 46 of the network's 133 affiliated businesses, 74 percent of them led by women.
Best for Cooperative of local artisan entrepreneurs
Pineda's Taxco sells rings, earrings, necklaces, and other traditional silver jewelry made in Taxco through its own online shop, with a digital museum section documenting its craftsmanship. Customers can also reach the shop directly by WhatsApp for special custom orders.
Best for Pineda's Taxco sells rings, earrings, necklaces
Pingyao Tuiguang Lacquerware is a workshop in Pingyao, Shanxi, producing hand-painted lacquer jewelry boxes using a technique the site frames as national intangible cultural heritage. Each piece passes through 72 handcrafted steps spanning wood carving, lacquer coating, hand-painting, and polishing, and takes over three months to complete.
Best for Hand-painted Pingyao lacquer jewelry boxes made in a 72-step process
Pingyao Tuiguang Lacquerware works out of Pingyao County in Shanxi Province, a historic walled city whose lacquer craft the workshop's own site describes as recognized national intangible cultural heritage. The site frames the underlying technique as carrying roughly two millennia of regional lacquer-working history, passed down through generations of local artisans.
The workshop's stated production process runs to 72 distinct handcrafted steps, moving from wood carving through lacquer coating to hand-painting and final polishing, with a single piece taking more than three months from start to finish. The site describes every item as fully hand-made by its artisans rather than machine-assisted, which is consistent with the multi-month production timeline given.
The primary product line is lacquer jewelry boxes, sold with custom engraving and personalized design options offered directly through the workshop. No founding year or founder name is stated on the site.
Pioneer Jewelers began as a Franklin Street storefront in 1975, selling natural gold nuggets sourced from Alaska and Yukon mining districts alongside vintage jewelry and Alaskan artwork. The physical shop closed in 2016 but the founders kept the business going as an online store selling the same one-of-a-kind pieces.
Best for Alaskan gold nugget jewelry and vintage finds
Plateria Los Castillo sells pre-Hispanic-style and nature-themed silver jewelry from its shop on the Carretera Federal Km 175 outside Taxco de Alarcon, with parking and card payment on site. The jewelry shop keeps its doors open all day, every day, and takes phone and WhatsApp orders for its silver rings, chains, and bracelets.
Best for Pre-Hispanic-style and nature-themed silver rings, chains, and bracelets outside Taxco de Alarcón
Plum Bottom Gallery opened its doors in 2006 and operates locations across Door County, Wisconsin, featuring work by more than 200 nationally recognized and emerging artists in painting, sculpture, glass, ceramics, fiber art and jewelry. Current collections include jeweler Mosaico's crystal and 18K gold-plated pieces and glass artists Hanson and Kastles.
Poor George is a lifestyle boutique at 64 Main Street in Cold Spring, offering new and vintage goods with handmade pieces for men and women as well as the home. The shop specializes in womxn-founded, handmade brands. Vintage apparel from the 70s through the 90s hangs beside candles and jewelry, with greeting cards and plants.
Best for Vintage 70s to 90s apparel and handmade goods from womxn-founded brands
Poor George is a woman-owned lifestyle boutique in Cold Spring, New York, owned and operated by Cadah Goulet. Its assortment combines small-batch apparel, goods made in the United States and handmade products, with particular attention to women-led brands. Modern vintage clothing and accessories sit beside housewares and the newer selection. The business began online through Etsy before moving into physical retail. For three years it operated mainly through pop-ups, including Brooklyn Flea, Artists & Fleas, Salem Vintage Market and Urban Outfitters Dreamers & Doers events. Goulet opened the permanent Cold Spring shop in May 2018. Poor George also explains its supplier criteria in unusually direct terms. Nearly all represented brands are women-led, queer- or BIPOC-created, or support artisans in India, Nepal and Thailand. The shop also names plastic-free companies, fair-trade brands and domestic production among the practices represented in its merchandise. Its ownership, pop-up history and supplier policy are therefore connected parts of the same retail model rather than separate pieces of branding.
Portsmouth Jewelers designs, repairs and sells fine and custom jewellery, including GIA-graded diamonds and engagement rings, from its Islington Street shop in Portsmouth, NH. The store offers free parking, tax-free shopping and an online catalogue of designer pieces.
Best for GIA-graded diamonds, custom engagement rings, and jewelry repair on Islington Street
In the silversmithing village of Celuk east of Denpasar, Prapen works with small family workshops who hammer and granulate sterling silver in their own homes rather than a factory. Collections such as its Bulan and Lotus series turn Balinese motifs into rings, bracelets and ceremonial artifacts.
Run by two Duncan of Jordanstone graduates at 299 Brook Street in Broughty Ferry, Pretty Fly Workshop handles bespoke commissions, engagement rings, engraving and enamelwork alongside repairs and recasting. The shop also stocks jewellery, ceramics, prints and textiles from more than fifty Scottish art-school graduates.
Best for Handmade and bespoke jewellery plus work by Scottish makers
Trading since the early 1980s from the heritage Huguenot House on Loop Street, this family diamond house cuts and sets stones on the premises and keeps a deep case of antique and estate jewellery. Bench jewellers work in view, remodelling heirlooms and making engagement rings to order.
Ptashka is a Lviv jeweller making handmade silver pieces inspired by Ukrainian symbolism, folklore and traditional motifs across pendants, earrings, rings and brooches. It sells through an online shop and two Lviv locations on Virmenska and Staroyevreiska streets.
Puffoni, registered as PUFFONI LTD in Paphos, Cyprus, sells limited-edition necklaces, bracelets and pendants called "Puffas" made of hand-flame-shaped Murano glass — formed in Italy and assembled by hand in Cyprus — paired with natural pearls. Founded by designer Ulyana, the shop also runs same-day workshops where customers make their own Murano-glass and pearl jewellery.
NoDa shop of globally sourced folk art, jewelry, textiles, and gifts, much of it handmade by artisans abroad. It has been a fixture of Charlotte's arts district for years.
Pure South, at Shop 5, 155 Main Road, Hermanus, features the art, ceramics and fine crafts of talented artists from around South Africa across categories including ceramics, craft, jewellery and paintings. It stays open until 8pm on the first Friday of each month from September to May.
Best for South African craft ceramics and jewellery
Purocorazón is a locally rooted jewelry destination in the city, A Mexican jewelry boutique inside Casa T’hō. At Casa T'hō, the range centers on Mexican jewelry and locally rooted design inside Casa T’hō.
Best for Mexican jewelry and locally rooted design inside Casa T’hō
RA HA is a Providence-based jewelry studio making sculptural metal forms for long-term wear; each piece begins as a hand-carved wax form before being cast in metal and finished in the studio. The studio offers rings set with stones such as prehnite, tourmaline, garnet and aquamarine, along with wedding bands and custom work.
Rākai Jade is a Māori-owned collective of carvers working with Aotearoa pounamu. Its hand-carved taonga reflect the individual makers' approaches as well as their shared connection to the stone. For a Rotorua visit, enquire directly about current pieces and any carving activities rather than relying on older workshop listings.
Established in 1974, Ram Jewellers makes custom Indian-style gold jewellery and trades gold coins and bars, with testimonials describing customers now three generations loyal. It builds pieces to commission rather than selling only fixed stock.
Resm Jewelry is a Baku house for rings, bracelets, necklaces featuring Azerbaijan's paisley-like buta motif. Founded in 2012; Designed and made through the Baku jewelry atelier.
Best for Rings, bracelets, necklaces featuring Azerbaijan's paisley-like buta motif
Resm is an Azerbaijani jewellery brand founded in Baku by Rasmina Gurbatova, who set it up in 2011 while still working full time at the World Bank and developing her products in the evenings. The name means picture in Azerbaijani, and the idea was jewellery that carries a story. Gurbatova had first considered textiles as a way of translating national ornaments into new forms. The turning point was a pendant based on the border of an Ajima carpet, which showed her that enamel suited the purpose. Rings and earrings, along with bracelets and pendants, carry small scenes drawn from ancient symbols. Recent collections have taken their patterns from the carpets of the region and from the Gobustan rock petroglyphs. Each piece comes with a certificate that explains the motif it carries. Gurbatova comes from a finance background and describes herself as a reluctant jeweller whose real interest is the history of her country and the legends behind it. She runs a team of seven while still making jewellery herself. Baku magazine profiled the brand and its founder in June 2017, and the piece remains the fullest public account of how the house came about.
Rhita Créations is a Moroccan jewelry brand that hand-crafts contemporary silver and gold pieces at its Rabat atelier, which is open to visitors by appointment. Its collections, including chapelets, earrings and necklaces inspired by Moroccan motifs, are sold through the brand's online shop and at a Tiny Shop location in the Rabat medina.
Best for Hand-crafted silver and gold chapelets, earrings
Third-generation jeweller Richter has traded on Färbergasse since 1919, favouring bold, design-led rings, necklaces, bracelets and watches. Pieces are sold from the Graz shop and its own online store.
RJ Pearce Designer Jewellers is a Perth fine-jewellery house founded by Gold and Silversmiths Guild fellow Robert Pearce, working with diamond designer Bez Ambar on custom rings, opals, and Broome pearl pieces. The London Court storefront sells its designer jewellery in person, with payment-plan financing available.
Best for Jeweller, Fine Jewellery, Diamonds, Opals, Bridal
Roatán Rock Shop is a store in West End Village on Roatán, in Honduras. Its own page describes a stock of rocks and fossils alongside solid silver jewellery.
Vicenza jewelry house founded 1996 by Roberto Coin, who signs each piece by setting a small ruby inside the metal, a practice drawn from an ancient Egyptian belief that the stone brings long life, love and happiness.
Best for Ruby-signed gold.
Roberto Coin founded his eponymous jewelry house in 1996 in Vicenza, Italy - a city long associated with goldsmithing - after an earlier career that included hotel management and years spent producing jewelry for other brands. The house's defining signature is a small ruby cast inside each piece, placed to touch the wearer's skin; Coin adopted the practice from an ancient Egyptian belief that a ruby worn close to the body promotes long life, love and happiness. The brand has grown into one of the more prominent contemporary Italian jewelry houses, with design and craftsmanship rooted in Vicenza's goldsmithing tradition.
Established in 1841, Robertson & Watt is a Scottish family jeweller, trading from 72-73 High Street opposite the Caird Hall. The shop carries jewellery, watches and giftware, and offers repairs, pearl restringing and valuations, still run day-to-day by the family.
Best for Fine jewellery, watches and repairs from a long-established family shop
From its shop in Badi Basti, Pushkar, Robin Silver Shop hand-crafts 92.5 sterling silver rings, bangles, and earrings in tribal and western styles, wholesaling silver and brass alongside retail sales. Pieces can be browsed and ordered directly through its online catalog.
Fine Jewellers Robins+Robins has traded from 131 Cornwall Street in Plymouth since 1988, handcrafting engagement rings, bespoke commissions and restorations for a clientele who value more than three decades of continuity. The no-appointment-necessary showroom sits alongside a full online collection of rings, necklaces, earrings and bangles.
Best for Jewelry, Fine Jewellers, Bespoke Commissions
Robinson Pearl has sold pearl jewelry on Phu Quoc since 1990, with a shop on Tran Hung Dao street offering necklaces, bracelets, and earrings crafted from cultured pearls. The business operates two physical shop locations on the island as well as an online store with worldwide shipping.
Rolf Guldsmed is a working goldsmith's shop in Uppsala's historic Celsius House, where three goldsmiths design and handcraft rings, chains, and doctoral rings in gold and silver on-site. The shop also repairs and resizes jewelry, with customers able to browse the case or commission a custom piece in person.
Royal Jewelers is a family-owned jewellery shop on Water Street, trading on Block Island since 1991. It specialises in coastal and island-themed designs, from sterling wave necklaces to starfish studs and Block Island pendants.
Russian Folk Crafts Perm is a folk-art and souvenir retailer running three shop counters across Perm shopping centers, selling Gzhel porcelain, birch-bark items, matryoshka dolls, and gemstone jewelry. Customers can browse its VKontakte catalog or visit any of its three city locations directly.
Best for Folk crafts & souvenirs, Gzhel Porcelain, Birch Bark Crafts, Matryoshka Dolls
Founded in 1951 by Susumu Tokashiki at Kabira Bay, this pearl farm was the first in the world to successfully mass-produce black pearls, cultured from black-lipped oysters in the northernmost waters where the species grows. Its Kabira, Ishigaki and airport stores sell the black and South Sea pearls the company still farms and grafts by hand.
Best for Cultured black pearls (Ryukyu pearls) and South Sea pearl jewelry
Handmakes silver jewelry, including rings, bangles, pendant tops, earrings, bracelets and chains, in 925 silver with K18 and K24 gold-plated details, sold as original made-in-Japan pieces with custom-order options.
Sabina Jewelry is designed by Sita Jacobson and handcrafted with a small team of local artisans in Steamboat Springs, selling stackable rings, layering necklaces, and nature-inspired pieces through its own online shop. The brand emphasizes ethically sourced materials and durability, with customers citing pieces worn daily for years without losing their shine.
Sage Jewelry and Gifts, on Chester's town common, sells handcrafted and artisan jewelry alongside cards, candles, and gifts. The shop carries work from independent makers plus its own designs.
Salisha's232 describes itself on Facebook as the No.1 custom jewellery store in Sierra Leone, turning a name into a piece of jewelry. It is based in Freetown.
Sanda Design, created in Montenegro by an architect-turned-designer, hand-makes jewellery to order at its goldsmith studio, including rings, necklaces, earrings, brooches and cufflinks in collections such as Signum, Goddess of Power and Goddess of Love.
At Sandpiper Arts & Crafts in George Town on Great Exuma, you can browse handmade pottery, jewelry, photography, ceramics and more all made by local artists. It's a great way to experience the local Bahamian art culture.
Sandpiper Gallery sits on Middle Street on Sullivan's Island, South Carolina, showing paintings, jewelry, ceramics, glass and fine craft from a broad roster of American artists alongside its sister Dare Gallery in Charleston. Both galleries sell directly to visitors and take online inquiries through their shared 'buy' page.
Sapphire Gallery has mined, heat-treated, faceted, and set Montana sapphires into custom jewelry from its Philipsburg storefront since 1992. Visitors can sift for their own stones in the gallery's "mining" bins or shop finished sapphire jewelry in person and online.
Best for Jewelry, Montana Sapphires, Custom Jewelry, Heat Treating
This Old Massett gallery carries pieces by around twenty local Haida artists, each built on a traditional Haida crest worked in wood, metal, argillite, paint or cedar. The shelves run from carved jewellery and paintings to woven items, giftware and apparel.
Best for Haida crest jewellery and carvings from Old Massett makers
The Sarah Wiseman Gallery in Oxford's Summertown shows and sells contemporary paintings, ceramics, sculpture, and jewellery through a year-round exhibition programme. Works can be bought at the South Parade gallery or via its online shop.
Best for Contemporary art, paintings, ceramics, jewelry
Taller de Platería "Sarahí" sells .925 silver jewelry. It invites customers to contact it to see its catalog and says it offers domestic shipping within Mexico.
Sea Glass Jewelry Studio in Kennebunkport offers jewellery made with naturally surf-tumbled glass. The collection includes sea glass set in sterling silver by New England artists, alongside other jewellery using gemstones and shells. The shop is at 17 Dock Square, where shoppers can compare the colours and shapes of individual pieces.
Best for Naturally tumbled sea-glass jewellery in Dock Square
Seba Dizajn hand-forges traditional Dalmatian filigree jewelry from its Korčula workshop, twisting fine silver wire into the openwork pendants and earrings the technique is known for. The shop takes bespoke commissions alongside its ready-made pieces, sold both from the Korčula store and online.
Best for Handmade Dalmatian filigree silver jewelry
Sénégal Bijouterie is an artisan jeweller in Grand Mbour crafting and selling pieces in gold and 925 silver, including bespoke commissions. Customers visit the boutique on the Saly–Niakhniakhal road or order by WhatsApp.
Best for Gold and 925 silver jewelry, including bespoke commissions
Septaria sells silver jewellery set with natural gemstones sourced from Thailand, including rings, earrings, bracelets, pendants and brooches, from two shops in Minsk on Kozlova and Surganova streets.
Shabbazz Jewellery is a handcrafted jewellery business that prides itself on exquisite craftsmanship, with each piece meticulously designed and crafted for quality and elegance. It is open Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm.
Catherine and Warren Woollett carve locally sourced pounamu into jewellery and sculpture at their Greymouth studio. They specialise in Flower Jade, a green stone flecked with gold or white markings found near the town.
Shanga makes jewellery and homewares at an open workshop in Arusha that employs people with disabilities. Glassblowing and weaving are among its processes, with recycled materials used where possible. The workshop and shop are at Elewana Arusha Coffee Lodge on Dodoma Road.
Best for Workshop-made glassware and jewellery
Shanga began in 2007 with fabric necklaces made for a Christmas fair in Arusha. Orders from safari businesses and gift shops helped turn that experiment into a workshop employing people with disabilities. The enterprise now works from Elewana Arusha Coffee Lodge on Dodoma Road, where an open workshop sits alongside its shop. Glassblowing and weaving are part of the work visitors can encounter there. Sewing and bead-making provide other routes from raw materials to finished objects. The range includes jewellery and glassware, with homewares offering larger purchases than a necklace or pair of earrings. Recycled materials are used where possible, rather than promised for every component of every product. Shanga describes profits as being reinvested in employment and development of the enterprise. Its own story records joining the Elewana Group in 2017. For a visitor comparing souvenirs, the workshop setting provides a chance to connect a finished object with the process used to make it.
Sheila Fleet OBE designs silver, gold and platinum jewellery drawn from Orkney's land and sea, all made and enamelled at her island workshop. Her Edinburgh gallery, a few steps from Princes Street, shows rings, necklaces, brooches and birthstone pieces.
A Montauk jewellery and gift boutique making nautical-themed silver, permanent jewellery and custom bridal commissions on the premises. It also runs jewellery-making classes and sells online through its shop.
Best for Jewelry, silversmith, nautical, permanent-jewelry
Shreeji Silver Art has manufactured and exported Indian silver handicrafts from its Udaipur showroom for more than two decades, producing silver furniture, temple pieces, animal figures, and jewelry. Visitors can browse the collections in person or reach the workshop directly for custom orders.
Sidai Designs works with Maasai women artisans to create contemporary beaded jewelry, homeware, and accessories grounded in traditional Maasai beadwork. Every piece is handcrafted in its Arusha workshop, providing fair, stable employment.
Best for Contemporary Maasai beaded jewelry; Ethically made homeware; Supporting women artisans
The Instagram bio advertises fine 18k jewelry, custom jewelry made to order by DM, and buying of jewelry, based at 9A Howe in Freetown. Its story highlights are grouped by rings, necklaces, earrings, anklets, bracelets and diamonds.
Grenoble makers rotate through the boutique, covering illustration, beauty, textiles, woodwork, food and jewellery. Exhibitors can also rent a stand and take shop shifts, while creative workshops and coworking happen alongside retail.
Best for Elegant home decor, charming souvenirs, ceramics, textiles, jewellery
Silver Arrow at 28159 Highway 74 in downtown Evergreen stocks sterling silver, gold, and turquoise jewelry from silversmiths who work by hand in southwestern and western styles. Alongside the jewelry cases sit mountain furnishings, hand-woven rugs, wall art, candles, and Colorado slate.
Best for Southwestern handmade jewelry and mountain home furnishings
A jewelry workshop making silver pieces set with gemstones such as synthetic ruby and star sapphire, using hand-chiseling and engraving techniques developed over 30 years, with ateliers in Morioka, Urawa and Suginami offering custom orders and jewelry-making classes.
Best for Handcrafted silver jewelry and jewelry classes
Silver Fern Gallery has showcased New Zealand art and handcrafted goods since 1993, moving from its original Arrowtown premises to Queenstown in 2008. Its online shop carries paintings, Maori carvings, pounamu jewellery, woodware and ceramics from more than a dozen featured New Zealand artists.
A downtown boutique describing itself as a curator of distinctive apparel, adornments, makers' wares and furnishings chosen for the unexpected. It offers private shopping appointments and a loyalty program alongside its storefront selection.
Best for Curated apparel, jewelry and makers' goods
Sisters Barb and Anine rockhound eastern Montana's rivers for moss agate and petrified wood, then hand-cut and finish each stone into bracelets, rings and mosaic pieces. They sell online and at craft shows across the region from their base near Glendive.
Best for Handmade Montana moss agate and petrified wood jewelry
Skulukuin sells handmade bracelets, necklaces, earrings and rings in silver, bronze and gold-plated metals, priced from €19 to €45 across themed collections including Africa, Oil Lamp, Rays and Tulips.
A shop devoted to Slovak and Czech studio makers, carrying Patrik Illo's ILLOLA glassware, Dana Tomečková's silver jewelry and porcelain by Gréta Kušnírová alongside small-run ceramics and home objects. Everything is handmade in limited quantities by named designers rather than imported giftware.
Sloane Boutique dresses the Lowcountry from two shops, on Coleman Boulevard in Mount Pleasant and King Street in Charleston, with a rotating wall of tops, dresses, denim and jewellery. Its online store carries hundreds of the same curated styles for shoppers further afield.
Best for Rotating tops, dresses, denim, and jewelry across two Lowcountry shops
Sonara Budha has served jewelry clients in Kenya since 1906, offering rings, earrings, bracelets, necklaces, pendants, bangles and anklets set with diamonds, rubies, sapphires, emeralds and tanzanite among other gemstones. It currently features engagement rings and new arrivals across multiple store locations.
A silversmith studio making fine-silver (999) rings, bracelets, earrings and pendants set with moonstone, peridot and other natural stones. Alongside its Đà Nẵng and Hội An shops it runs hands-on workshops where visitors forge a piece with a master silversmith.
Best for Handmade silver jewelry, jewelry workshop, gemstones
Southwest Traditions, founded by Paulette and Fred, purchases handcrafted Hopi overlay sterling silver jewelry directly from Hopi silversmiths, a technique the Hopi developed around 80 years ago after learning metalworking from the Spanish. The site includes an In Memoriam section honoring silversmiths Bernard Dawahoya, Sidney Sekakuku, Phillip Honanie and Watson Honanie.
Spirit of Santa Fe is a three-generation family-owned Tucson shop tracing back to Jake Atkinson's Rattle Snake Trading Post, opened in 1945 along Route 66 in New Mexico, offering vintage and traditional Native American jewelry with relationships cultivated with artists for 75 years.
A 40-year-old artist cooperative housed in a former horse barn on Block Island, the Spring Street Gallery is staffed by its member artists. It sells paintings, photographs, ceramics and jewelry, and a direct online shop lets visitors buy work from the island's only art co-op.
Best for Art gallery, cooperative, paintings, ceramics, jewelry
Squash Blossom has sold fine designer and vintage jewelry from its storefront in Vail Village since 1973, now run by Hilary and Kevin Magner alongside the shop's original turquoise Squash Blossom pieces. The full collection, from Native American Southwestern jewelry to designer collaborations, ships through the boutique's own online store.
Srebrna Magija sells silver jewellery — necklaces, earrings, bracelets, rings, anklets and sets for men, women and children — plus watches from Casio, Daniel Klein and Santa Barbara Polo & Racquet, from its Big Fashion shop in Podgorica.
Stefanie Wolf's Oak Bluffs studio and retail shop makes colorful handcrafted jewelry—glass-beaded necklaces, charm bracelets, pearl and gemstone pieces and Martha's Vineyard island pendants—sold online and in store. The flagship also offers a charm bar and by-appointment permanent jewelry welding.
Best for Jewelry, handmade, beaded, pearls, permanent jewelry
Stelios Jewellers is a bespoke jewellery studio in Mt Hawthorn where master jeweller Stelios and his team hand-craft engagement rings, pearl jewellery, and custom pieces including the 2020 Miss Universe Australia crown. The Scarborough Beach Road showroom sells directly to walk-in and consultation clients.
Best for Jeweller, Bespoke Jewellery, Engagement Rings, Pearls
A fine-jewellery and contemporary-art gallery at 2385 Montauk Highway in Bridgehampton, with a Main Street presence in Sag Harbor, selling handmade rings, necklaces and its signature StoryChain necklaces. The walls carry mixed-media and pop art alongside the jewellery cases.
Best for Handmade fine jewellery and contemporary art
Stephen Henderson trades from 1 Union Street in central Dundee, dealing in diamond jewellery, gold and silver, and pre-owned luxury watches. The business also offers bespoke design, repairs, valuations and gold buying.
Best for Independent jeweller for bespoke pieces and pre-owned watches
Jeweler Michael Grant has run this small Tahoe gallery and studio for more than 40 years, hand-making one-of-a-kind pieces including signature Lake Tahoe-themed necklaces alongside work from represented artists. The shop keeps a personal, appointment-style feel rather than the showroom approach of chain jewelers.
Stinga Tarsia is a third-generation Sorrento inlay workshop where brothers Roberto and Franco hand-craft jewelry boxes, music boxes, and frames using nineteenth-century marquetry techniques. The family sells from their showroom on Via Luigi de Maio and ships worldwide through their online shop.
Best for Hand-inlaid jewelry boxes and music boxes using 19th-century marquetry techniques
Yulia Chernousova has run this one-woman amber workshop and gallery in Kaliningrad since 2014, carving solid Baltic amber sourced from the region's own combine into signed, one-off jewellery and art objects. Her pieces have been shown at Russian and international amber exhibitions rather than mass-produced for retail chains.
Best for One-of-a-kind author amber jewellery and art pieces
StoneAge is a Glastonbury jewellery maker specialising in sacred geometry, symbolic, Ancient Egyptian and tektite pieces handcrafted in sterling silver and 9ct gold. Its shop carries close to 200 designs with free UK shipping, drawing on more than 25 years based in the Isle of Avalon.
Best for Jewellery, sacred-geometry, silver, handcrafted
Studio Ceramics, at Aktenis 18 in Larnaca, sells handmade pottery including ancient-pottery replicas, medieval ceramics, jewellery and stoneware, and has taken part in the Bicommunal ceramic art exhibition and the 2nd Pancyprian Ceramic Festival.
A Missoula jewelry studio known for elk-ivory, Montana sapphire and antler-set wildlife pieces, all hand-finished and sold through an online catalog. Custom diamond and gemstone commissions round out the range.
A Mahone Bay fashion fixture for over fifty years, this Main Street boutique curates women's and men's clothing, jewellery, and accessories from labels around the world. Pieces are sold in the shop and through its online store.
Best for Fashion, womens clothing, jewellery, accessories
Sylvsmidja has hand-crafted jewelry from recycled silver and gold in Voss, Norway for more than 80 years, specializing in traditional Bunad silver and Viking-inspired designs. Its Crossings collection marks the 200th anniversary of Norwegian migration to North America.
Ta' Dbiegi Jewellery is run by self-employed craftsperson George Farrugia, working full-time producing non-precious and semi-precious jewellery, silversmithing and filigree pieces from a workshop on Triq Frangisk Portelli, L-Għarb. His craft includes filigree and wax casting techniques.
Best for Filigree and wax-cast gold and silver jewellery
Tagua by Soraya Cedeno, based in Ecuador, makes necklaces, earrings, bracelets and accessories from tagua nut, a renewable material sourced from Ecuador's rainforest, using traditional artisan techniques. The brand follows Fair Trade principles and offers free U.S. shipping on orders over $60.
Founded in 1993, Tahia Haring's house designs Tahitian pearl jewellery in 18-carat gold with diamonds, from signature pieces to everyday strands. Its eight boutiques across Tahiti, Moorea and Bora Bora sell the work, which also ships worldwide with a certificate of authenticity.
Best for Tahitian pearls, fine jewelry, pearl jewelry
Taller de Platería Taxco describes itself as selling original silver at workshop prices. It says it accepts card payments with interest-free installment plans.
Taller Fuegos designs and fabricates sterling-silver jewelry, often paired with copper and reclaimed hardwood, at its workshop in Valparaíso, handling the entire process from smelting the metal to the finishing details. The full catalogue of rings, earrings, and pendants inspired by the port city is sold through the studio's own online shop.
Taller Holbox is a small goldsmith workshop on Isla Holbox where jeweler Noa hand-forms original gold and silver pieces inspired by the island's mangroves and sea, with a catalog dating back to at least 2016. Work is made and sold on the island, and locals point to it as the island's dedicated fine-jewelry shop rather than a souvenir stand.
Best for Handmade gold and silver jewelry made on the island
Jewelry and sculpture retailer at Plaza 31 de Marzo 1-B, Centro, San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas, offering jade rings, necklaces, bracelets and pendants alongside amber sculptures with nature-inspired and Mesoamerican designs.
Founded in 1937 in Taxco, Talleres de los Ballesteros has grown into a network of silver jewelry stores across Mexico, including Polanco, Monterrey, San Miguel de Allende, Cozumel, and several airport locations, none of them in Taxco itself. The company sells across this branch network and through its own online shop rooted in its Taxco silversmithing heritage.
Best for Taxco silversmithing heritage sold across a Mexico-wide network from Polanco to Cozumel