Plate M-26 · 1,287 stores · 1201–1287 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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Tania Revueltas Joyeria, founded by designer Tania Revueltas, makes earrings, rings, necklaces and bracelets across collections named Coral, Emeralds, Caudal, Monuments and Arhuaca, applying filigree, a technique the site links to Mompox. Free shipping applies within Colombia on orders over 150,000 COP.
Tanque Verde Turquoise casts and sets every piece by hand in its Tanque Verde Valley studio, pairing cuttlebone-cast silver with turquoise and other Southwestern stones for custom bracelets, rings, and pendants. The Trading Post shop on East Wrightstown Road sells the finished jewelry alongside an online store.
Taos Blue has sold handmade jewelry, ceramics, furnishings, and sculpture from its corner shop on Bent Street in Taos for more than 30 years, with categories spanning fetishes, glass, masks, and wearable art. The gallery keeps posted daily hours and stays open on holidays like Memorial Day for visiting shoppers.
Taos Silver sells silver and turquoise jewelry handcrafted by Emilio Vigil in Taos, New Mexico, including bracelets, bolo ties, and rings, with custom design work available on request. The shop operates entirely through its own online store, shipping domestically for free.
Tasi Treasures makes jewelry and accessories from materials found washed up on the shores of Guam, including shells, sea glass, and repurposed materials. Its napu line renders shells into silver and gold pieces such as anklets, bracelets, earrings, necklaces, and rings.
Working from Puerto Varas, Telares Artesanales del Sur turns reused salmon and cowhide leather donated by local saddlers, plus driftwood from Lake Llanquihue, into rings, earrings and traditional witral looms, shipped free across Chile.
Best for Rings, earrings and wall looms hand-made from reused salmon and cowhide leather
Telares Artesanales del Sur turns leather that would otherwise be discarded into jewelry and woven pieces. The Puerto Varas workshop sources reused salmon and cowhide leather donated by Chilean saddlers, working it into rings, necklaces, earrings and wallets alongside decorative witral — the traditional standing looms used across southern Chile for weaving — built from driftwood and sticks gathered along the shores of Lake Llanquihue. The business frames its sustainability angle plainly: reducing waste from the region's salmon and leather industries while supporting the saddlers who supply the material, rather than treating recycled leather as a marketing label alone. Beyond leather, the workshop also works in sheep wool, felting and burlap, and describes its mission as rescuing local identity through what it makes — tying the craft to southern Chilean regional heritage rather than a generic artisan-market style. Customers order through WhatsApp or the shop's contact form, with free shipping across Chile and no requirement to visit in person. For a small operation, the combination of a specific waste stream, a specific traditional form, and a specific material source gives the work a clear regional signature rather than a generic "handmade Chilean crafts" pitch.
The Amber Boutique designs, cuts, and solders gold and silver jewelry in-house at its shop on Avenida Tulum, setting gemstones like emerald, tanzanite, and topaz into custom rings, earrings, and pendants. The shop also cleans, repairs, and buys gold and silver jewelry, coins, and scrap.
The Arc on Commonhall Street shows contemporary British craft, from studio ceramics and art glass to designer-maker jewellery and metalwork. The gallery represents established and emerging makers and rotates exhibitions of handmade work.
The Artisan Store Fremantle is an artist-run gallery and retail space bringing together more than 170 Western Australian makers, selling handmade jewellery, art, textiles, ceramics, woodwork, glass, prints and gifts. It was founded on the principle of artists supporting artists, with every piece made in WA.
The Craft Gallery on Capitola Avenue specializes in handmade jewelry, carrying artisan lines such as Tabra, Firefly and Mermaid alongside other American and international makers. Cases range from sterling and gemstone pieces to enamelled and nature-inspired designs.
Best for Craft Gallery on Capitola Avenue specializes in handmade jewelry
Part of Newcastle Arts Centre on Westgate Road, the Craftshop has championed UK makers for over 40 years. It sells handmade ceramics, jewellery, pewter, soaps and cards both in store and online.
Best for Craft shop, ceramics, jewellery, handmade
The Fantail House sells New Zealand-made gifts from a Parnell building built in 1980 by Les and Zena Harvey. A second store trades in Rotorua. It carries work from more than 160 local artisans, from pounamu greenstone jewellery to possum merino knitwear. Only goods designed and made in New Zealand are stocked.
Best for Authentic New Zealand-made gifts, souvenirs and greenstone jewellery
The Fantail House is a New Zealand-made gift shop at 237 Parnell Road in Parnell, Auckland, with a second store at 1203 Tutanekai Street in Rotorua. It stocks work from more than 160 New Zealand artisans and creatives. Everything sold was designed, created, crafted or printed in the country. The Parnell building was built in 1980 by Les and Zena Harvey. The business traded there as The Elephant House before it became The Fantail House. The shop says its collection has been assembled in Parnell for nearly 50 years. Ranges include pounamu greenstone jewellery, possum merino knitwear by Native World, and wool and mohair as well as organic merino and alpaca pieces by Masterweave. Vintage New Zealand tourism prints sit beside native bird prints from Buller's Birds, along with kitchen and homeware, Kiwiana keepsakes and easy-to-post gifts. Free eco-friendly gift wrapping and card writing are offered, and orders ship nationwide and internationally. Gifting for businesses and conferences is handled as a separate service. In March 2026 three staff travelled to the South Island to learn more about pounamu. The shop's journal records the trip and the cultural significance of the stone.
The Gallery, in a stone building at Figart, Dunfanaghy that was built in the 1840s as the Fever Hospital for Dunfanaghy Workhouse and later a national school, opened in 1968 under artist Frank Egginton and has since been run by his daughter Moira and son-in-law Alan Harley. It sells arts, crafts, antiques and jewellery.
The Golden Bear has handcrafted its signature bear-motif jewelry in a Vail studio since 1975, when founder Lee Kirch opened the landmark store in Vail Village. Metalsmiths still make the pendants, rings, and earrings in gold and silver on-site, sold both in the Vail Village shop and through the brand's online store.
Goods & Curiosities is the Griswold Inn's own store at 47 Main Street in Essex, Connecticut, directly across from the Main Inn. It stocks Gris-branded merchandise alongside hand-crafted and Connecticut-made products. Limited edition prints from the Inn's art collection sit with home goods and books. Toys and artisan jewelry share space with specialty foods, and the Inn is marking 250 years of hospitality.
Best for Heritage inn goods and Connecticut-made provisions
The Griswold Inn Store, trading as Goods & Curiosities, stands at 47 Main Street in Essex, Connecticut. It sits directly across the street from the Main Inn and works as the Inn's retail arm. The stock draws on the Inn and on New England more broadly. It reaches from Early American and maritime heritage to Connecticut living and entertaining today. Gris-branded merchandise sits alongside hand-crafted and Connecticut-made products. The shelves also hold limited edition prints from the Inn's art collection as well as home goods and select books. There are toys and artisan jewelry too, and a case of specialty foods. The Inn is marking 250 years of history and hospitality, and the store carries apparel made for the anniversary. The online shop offers the Gris-branded products together with a small sampling of other goods from the shop. Those were added at the request of customers and guests who live farther afield. Nothing online replaces a visit, the shop says, since there is nothing like the real thing. The store sums up its own mix in three words: traditional, whimsical, contemporary.
The Koa Store crafts koa wood jewelry boxes, picture frames, shadow boxes, clocks and small boxes at its workshop on Kauai, and sells raw koa wood for woodworking. Koa is described as a tropical hardwood endemic to Hawaii, prized for its range of colors and three-dimensional luminescence.
Since its first gallery opened in 2007, The Poi Room has shown Aotearoa New Zealand-made art objects, artisan jewellery and contemporary wall art. Its Newmarket and Ponsonby spaces showcase New Zealand artists.
Best for NZ-made art, artisan jewellery and design objects
Based in Bucharest, the atelier hand-embroiders traditional ie blouses in an old cut with what it calls ancient symbols, priced between 200 and 300 euros, and also makes silk dresses to order over three to four weeks, priced 1,600 to 1,700 euros. Its range extends to accessories, coats, vests and jewelry.
Arusha, Tanzania, Tanzania — tanzanite mined near Merelani, Arusha
Tanzanite, the blue-violet gemstone found only near Arusha at the foot of Kilimanjaro, is the sole focus here. Part of a mine-to-market operation, the Arusha store sells certified loose stones and jewelry and runs a museum on the gem's geology and mining.
Best for Certified tanzanite gemstones and jewelry
The Uncharted Studio is an eco-minded silk-screening business made in Rincón, Puerto Rico, describing itself as a tropical lifestyle brand built on eco-friendly, locally made goods. It produces silk-screened apparel, art, jewelry and other lifestyle items.
The Zuri Collection makes sterling silver jewellery including cuff bangles, spinner rings and hoop earrings, some set with pearls, and states it focuses on recycling silver. Its Ndoro Collection draws on Great Zimbabwe's ancient kingdom, and the brand offers free delivery in Zimbabwe on orders over $100.
Therapy Stores is a Bay Area gift and apparel chain with a Pleasanton location on Main Street, serving the city since 2011 alongside sister stores in San Francisco, Burlingame, and Livermore. The Pleasanton shop sells jewelry, accessories, and home gifts, with the full collection also available through the company's online store.
In OKC's West Village, Tin Lizzie's is a lifestyle boutique stocking women's clothing, jewelry, home décor, kids' toys, and Oklahoma-made goods. Shop in the store or through its online storefront, with many local makers among its partners.
Best for Boutique, womens-clothing, gifts, home-decor
Tiyi by Design is an exclusive Caribbean brand, producing exquisite, hand-crafted, art jewelry. Each piece is individually designed by professional metalsmith/jeweller Ichia Tiyi.
Torgovy Dom Shungit is a Petrozavodsk retailer specializing in shungite stone products, from pyramids and spheres to jewelry and water-purification sets sourced from Karelia's Zazhoginskoye deposit. Customers order online for pickup at its Pervomaisky Avenue collection point or have items shipped directly.
Best for Specialty retailer, Shungite Stone Products, Jewelry, Cosmetics
Traditional.md, based at str. Bănulescu-Bodoni 59 in Chișinău, sells handmade ceramics, jewellery and gift sets made by Moldovan artisans including Anatol Banari, Zaporojan Dumitru and Mariana Bargan. The platform, supported by the Slovak International Cooperation Agency for Development, also recruits craftspeople to sell through the site.
Since 2003, goldsmiths Anne Gericke, Barbara Decker and Pura Ferreiro have run this jewelry workshop and gallery from a converted grocery store on Zenettistrasse in Munich, showing contemporary handmade pieces.
Best for Recycled gold and silver jewelry from a women-run workshop
Tragbar takes its name from the German word for "wearable," and since 2003 it has occupied a converted grocery store on Zenettistrasse in Munich, turning the space into a combined workshop and gallery for contemporary jewelry. The operation is run by three trained goldsmiths — Anne Gericke, Barbara Decker and Pura Ferreiro — who design and make their pieces on site rather than simply retailing work made elsewhere. Visitors can watch the craft happen in the open workshop before browsing the adjoining gallery, where each goldsmith's work is shown alongside the others'. The shared-studio model lets three independent makers pool a single storefront and set of equipment rather than each running a smaller operation alone, a structure common among Munich's small goldsmith ateliers clustered in the city's southern districts near the old slaughterhouse quarter. The shop favors small-batch, individually designed pieces over mass-produced jewelry, with an emphasis on craftsmanship customers can see demonstrated in person rather than take on faith from behind a display case.
Tribes Gallery is a Choctaw-owned gallery in Norman, Oklahoma that opened in 1990, calling itself Oklahoma's premier art gallery specializing in Native American, Oklahoman and Western art. It represents artists including Benjamin Blackstar, Enoch Kelly Haney, Harvey Pratt and Dustin Mater, and offers original artwork, jewelry, pottery and ledger art.
Trinidad Trading Co. has sourced craft shells and jewelry-making materials from around the world since 1991, specializing in Dentalium, Ojime beads, and natural green and red Abalone from its shop on Main Street in Trinidad, California. It also sells finished Abalone jewelry and runs a wholesale arm, Windansea Jewelry.
Tucson Indian Jewelry is a family-owned and operated shop carrying Navajo, Hopi, Zuni and Santo Domingo jewelry including Hopi overlay work, Zuni needlepoint and cluster inlay, and Santo Domingo tufa cast pieces, with artists James Fendenheim and Quinton Antone of the Tohono O'odham featured. The shop is a member of the Authentic Tribal Art Dealers Association.
Tuggle Designs is the studio of husband-and-wife jewelers Matthew and Lauren at 1250 Bergen Parkway, where they build custom engagement rings, wedding bands, and one-of-a-kind pieces inspired by patterns, architecture, and personal stories. The bench also handles jewelry repair, heirloom restoration, and gold buying.
Best for Custom engagement rings and heirloom redesign
Located at Imaneq 18 in Nuuk, this shop sells Greenlandic souvenirs including tupilak figures carved by a local artist from different materials, along with jewelry, postcards, seal skin products, yarn and slippers from Great Greenland and Glerups.
Best for Tupilak carvings and greenlandic souvenirs
Turquoise Village, founded in 1978 by the late Gregory Hofmann on the Zuni reservation and acquired by the Dodson family in 2019, purchases inventory directly from Zuni artisans, selling hand-carved fetishes, jewelry, pottery, kachinas, beadwork, baskets and Navajo rugs.
U'i Jewelry makes handcrafted sea-glass, shell and pearl pieces on Maui, from wire-wrapped earrings to bespoke keepsakes. Its ocean-inspired collections are sold through a full online store with worldwide shipping.
Founded in 1955 and now run by its third and fourth generation, this family watch and jewellery shop in Wasserburg am Inn's historic old town sells engagement and wedding rings alongside brands like Michel Herbelin and Seiko. The shop also offers repairs, battery changes, engraving, and ear piercing from its location on Ledererzeile.
Best for Engagement and wedding rings alongside brands like Michel Herbelin and Seiko
On Hutchison Street, this underground opal mine pairs a free museum with a retail gallery of genuine Australian opals. Loose stones and finished pieces—pendants, rings, earrings—each come with a certificate of authenticity.
Best for Genuine Coober Pedy Australian opals and opal jewellery
Unearthed Australian Opal is run by Dan Measey, who grew up in Coober Pedy and mines rough opal and opalised fossils from his own working claim, selling them alongside finished jewellery and cut and polished stones with no middlemen. Dan has appeared on Discovery Channel's Outback Opal Hunters and also runs hands-on mining experiences for customers.
Upala hand-forges jewellery in Cali from copper and silver, with its Terra collection drawn from the forms of valleys, peaks, and volcanoes. The family workshop, certified by Colombia's national mining agency, works to a small-batch method built on three decades of jewellery-making.
Útgerðin, a lifestyle store and wine bar in Hellissandur, sells Icelandic-designed clothing from brands such as Farmers Market and As We Grow alongside home décor from Normann Copenhagen and House Doctor, jewellery, skincare and gourmet foods.
Utkalamrita, the premium brand of Sabat Exports Private Limited incorporated on 11 May 2015 and co-founded by Dr. Anita Sabat and Amrita Sabat, holds an Authorised User Certificate for Orissa Ikat Geographical Indication (AU No. AU/4788/GI/22/01) since 2018. It sells Sambalpuri cotton and silk sarees, Pattachitra hand-painted textiles, silver filigree jewelry and Pipli appliqué items from Janpath Road, Bhubaneswar.
Best for GI-tagged Sambalpuri and Pattachitra textiles
Founded by German master goldsmith Uwe Koetter in the 1960s, this family jeweller designs and hand-fabricates engagement rings, tanzanite and diamond pieces at its own Cape Town workshop. The Waterfront showroom displays award-winning bespoke commissions made on the bench rather than bought in.
On Kvarnholmen in central Kalmar, Valdi Smycken pairs a curated jewellery boutique with an in-house goldsmith workshop that handles repairs and custom commissions, plus a rent-an-engagement-ring service for those not ready to buy outright. The shop stocks Scandinavian jewellery labels alongside pieces made to order on the premises.
Best for Curated jewellery and custom goldsmith commissions
Vanessa Aegirsdottir Co. is an Indigenous-owned, woman-led design house handcrafting fur and metal jewelry in its Whitehorse studio and storefront. The brand also sells original paintings and prints through its online shop and ships worldwide.
Best for Handcrafted fur-and-metal jewelry plus original paintings and prints from an Indigenous-owned Whitehorse
Vangel Dereban Workshop of Filigree is a goldsmith workshop in Ohrid founded by Vangel Dereban, the sixth generation of filigree masters in the Dereban family. The workshop makes filigree jewellery, household goldsmith pieces such as coffee sets, tea sets, pitchers, kettles, sweet bowls, candlesticks and vases, and goldsmith articles for the church.
Social enterprise reviving the Channapatna toy craft through lac-turnery, working with artisans on Bengal jewelry, block prints, crewel dhurries, ceramic ware, crochet toys, Lambadi work, Namda felt and Naqqashi enamel art. Built with more than 300 artisan families, with stores in Bangalore, Mysore, Goa, Hyderabad and Ahmedabad.
Victorian Charm has traded on North Main Street in downtown Berlin for about three decades, a boutique mixing clothing, jewellery and gifts for the whole family, pets included. It anchors the walkable, film-set-pretty Main Street that has made the small town a Delmarva shopping stop.
Stacey Sibley paints and makes silver jewelry from the Pilchard Press Studio, an old fish cellar on the Pentus Wall in Port Isaac bay, drawing on 27 years as an interior designer and a habit of beachcombing for sea glass used in her pieces. Her watercolors, acrylics, prints and jewelry are sold through the Viddy Cottage online shop, and commissions are taken directly.
Viewpoints is a fine-art gallery in upcountry Makawao showing painting, sculpture, glass, ceramics and jewelry by Maui artists. Work is for sale at the Baldwin Avenue space, open Tuesday through Saturday.
VOIS, at str. Pușkin 30 in Chișinău, sells earrings, necklaces, rings, bracelets and watches from brands including PDPAOLA, Ania Haie, Thomas Sabo, D1 Milano, Sif Jakobs and Coscia, alongside custom jewellery made in its own studio. The shop shares its space with VOIS Coffee & TeaLab, an integrated café.
VPRIESTORe, an applied-arts gallery at Klemensova 5 in Bratislava, presents the work of more than 150 authors working in jewellery, textile design and ceramics through author and thematic exhibitions. Sales are currently temporarily suspended, though the gallery still runs a ceramic-art workshop programme at a local elementary school.
Vu Jewellers hand-crafts engagement rings and bespoke pieces in its Queenstown workshop using ethically sourced gemstones and Otago gold, selling finished designs like the Hula and Blossom collections through its online shop and in-person consultations. The team welcomes both custom commissions and browsing of ready-made jewelry.
Poland's oldest jewelry company, tracing to an 1840 Poznan workshop; renamed W.Kruk after Wladyslaw Kruk took over in 1893, it's now a national chain of 160+ stores, Poland's exclusive Rolex (2004) and Patek Philippe (2020) representative, with a manufactory near Poznan.
Best for Jewellery, watches
W.KRUK's history begins in 1840, when Leon Skrzetuski opened a workshop in Poznan producing liturgical items and made-to-order jewelry. His nephew, Wladyslaw Kruk, took over the business in 1893 and became the first jeweler in the Poznan market to publish an illustrated catalog; in 1896 he opened the first salon under the W.Kruk name. The firm expanded into Swiss watch brands between the wars, modernized production starting in 1974, and listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange in 2003. It became Poland's official Rolex representative in 2004 and Poland's exclusive Patek Philippe representative in 2020. Today W.KRUK operates more than 160 stores across Poland.
Waddell Gallery in historic Old Town Scottsdale traces back three generations to a 1930s family-owned trading post in Gallup, New Mexico, showcasing Native American jewelry by artists including Charles Loloma, Raymond Yazzie, Jesse Monongya and Darryl Dean Begay in gold, sterling silver, turquoise, coral and opal.
Waewae Pounamu is part of the Ngai Tahu Pounamu Authentication Scheme, based in Hokitika on New Zealand's West Coast, selling pounamu (greenstone) and gold jewellery through named carvers listed on the site.
Since opening with a Blue Pearl exhibition in 2011, Waka Gallery has sold opals, Tahitian and New Zealand blue pearls, and pounamu jade sculptures carved on-site by owner Rob Lynes and his team in Queenstown. The Pacific-themed shop doubles as a gallery, with life-size whale sculptures overhead and pounamu carving demonstrated in house.
Handmakes silver jewelry, including rings, necklaces, bracelets, bangles and beads in horseshoe, breastplate, feather and cross designs, using 925, 950 and 1000 silver plus K10 to K18 gold and turquoise or tourmaline, made without wax or CAD by hand-stamping raw sheet and wire.
Best for Handmade native american style silver jewelry
Founded by Kenneth Walker after the Second World War and settled on Union Street, this family jeweller was rebranded Walker Luxury Jeweller in 2008. It is Dundee's official Rolex and Tudor stockist and carries brands including Georg Jensen and FOPE, with staff accredited by the Gemmological Association of Great Britain.
Best for Swiss watches and hand-selected diamond jewellery
Walter Bull & Son sells modern and pre-owned jewellery at 10 Dyer Street in Cirencester. Its family business traces its roots to an earlier London firm established in 1815 and moved to Cirencester in 1965. An on-site workshop handles repairs and restoration, with remodelling also available.
Best for Pre-owned jewellery and on-site repairs
Walter Bull & Son traces its history to a London jewellery and pawnbroking business established in 1815. Walter Bull himself was born later and eventually purchased that business, so the date should not be read as his personal founding year. John and Jean Gegg brought the firm to Cirencester in 1965. Today the shop is at 10 Dyer Street, with James Gegg continuing the family connection. Its range includes modern jewellery as well as antique and pre-owned pieces. The merchant says pre-owned jewellery is checked in its on-site workshop. The individual listing reflects its condition and any limitations. That makes the description of a particular ring or brooch more useful than assuming all older pieces have identical condition. Workshop services include repairs and restoration, with remodelling available for a piece that no longer suits its owner. Customers can discuss sizing in the shop before committing to work. The local workshop does not establish a British manufacturing origin for every antique or resale item in the catalogue.
Walyalup Fremantle Arts Centre has operated from a heritage building at 1 Finnerty Street, Fremantle, since 1973, hosting exhibitions, workshops and live music on Whadjuk Nyoongar Boodjar. Its WFAC Shop sells contemporary Western Australian craft, art and design including paintings, jewellery, textiles and Indigenous-made items.
Waterside Gallery shows and sells contemporary paintings, jewelry, glassware, ceramics, and woodwork from artists across Cornwall and the UK, with seasonal opening hours from its Marine Parade storefront. Pieces can be bought online through the gallery's site built for direct online orders or by visiting in person, with private viewings available by appointment.
Weir & Sons has traded from the corner of Grafton Street and Wicklow Street since 1869, its curved windows a fixture of Dublin's main shopping street. The family-run house sells fine watches and jewellery and keeps departments for antique silver, china and glass.
Best for Fine jewellery, watches and antique silver
West Cork Crafts is an artist cooperative at 4 Bridge Street, Skibbereen, representing thirty one artists and crafters based in County Cork since becoming permanent in 2012. The shop sells art, photography, textiles, woodwork, ceramics, jewellery, greetings cards, fashion, candles, metalwork, cosmetics and stained or fused glass.
A family lapidary on South Kendrick Avenue where Don cuts and polishes Montana moss agate hauled from the Yellowstone River and silversmith Jason sets the finished stones. Shelves run from raw agate sold by the pound to face-polished pairs and wire-wrapped pendants.
Best for Montana moss agate specimens, rough and agate jewelry
A jewelry studio and shop by maker Annie Kerr producing everyday earrings, necklaces and rings designed to be easy to wear and gift. Pieces are made by the brand rather than sourced from wholesalers.
Willie Creek Pearls farms South Sea pearls at a tidal lagoon north of Broome and sells finished jewellery through its town showroom. Visitors can tour the working farm to watch the seeding and harvesting process.
Wind River Trading Company, on San Francisco Street in Santa Fe, has operated locally for over 43 years selling Navajo and Zuni jewelry, fine gold jewelry and Pueblo pottery, including a 1960s Santa Clara pot by Belen Tapia and a 1963 Inter-Tribal Ceremonial ribbon-winning Hopi bowl by Garnet Pavateah.
Family-owned since 1969, Winston's Crown Jewelers runs a Newport Beach showroom of fine jewelry, rare diamonds and pre-owned luxury watches. Shoppers view rings, necklaces and timepieces in person or browse and buy through the online store.
Wisdom River Designs is the Chester studio of metalsmith Shannon Parker, who handcrafts engagement rings, wedding bands, and earrings in precious metals set with hand-picked gemstones. She works to commission, designing heirloom pieces with clients.
Wonambi Opal is owned and operated by Kenneth Davis, a local of Coober Pedy, selling opal jewellery including rings, pendants, bracelets and earrings in solid and doublet forms, plus polished stones cut by Kenny Paul. Rough opal and opalised fossils are sourced exclusively from the Coober Pedy Opal Fields.
X Store in Skopje's Avtokomanda district was founded by Katerina Nikolce Boskova in July 2020 and makes filigree silver-wire jewellery combined with semi-precious stones, epoxy resin and quilling into bracelets, earrings, rings, brooches, pendants and necklaces. Boskova trained in filigree through the Chamber of the City of Skopje in June 2017.
Xibalba makes contemporary jewelry in Antigua with a tactile language of jade, metal, texture and deliberate imperfection. Founded in 2012, the studio extends its rings, cuffs and bracelets into custom work and hands-on workshops, while an international storefront keeps the collection accessible abroad.
Best for Antigua-made jade jewelry, custom pieces and workshops
Yin Yang has traded on Glastonbury's High Street for over 17 years, an oasis-like shop that visitors liken to a museum for its statues, crystals, incense and spiritual artefacts gathered from around the world. Run by Chris and Lyndsey, it also carries hand-made Native American flutes, drums and jewellery, and hosts psychics and healers for tarot, Reiki and crystal-healing.
Yukon Goldsmiths is a working design studio where David Ashley and Cheryl Rivest craft original jewellery and metal art on the premises in downtown Whitehorse. The studio doubles as a gallery displaying themed collections inspired by nature and travel.
Best for Original jewellery and metal art crafted on-site by David Ashley and Cheryl
YUVVIS is a Volgograd jewellery workshop that has custom-made and repaired gold and silver pieces since 2000, hand-casting rings, chains, and crosses to order from customer photos or original designs. The workshop also buys and sells finished jewellery from its Profsoyuznaya Street location.
Best for Custom gold and silver jewellery from customer designs
This Novi Sad goldsmith on Železnička makes engagement rings, wedding bands and fine jewellery in gold, silver and gemstones, with staff trained in jewellery and gemology. Pieces can be browsed online and at its two city-centre locations, with enquiries answered within a day.
Best for Goldsmith, engagement rings, wedding bands, gold coins, fine jewellery
Founded in 1986 at the corner of Miljana Vukova and Balšića streets, this family goldsmith workshop is a Podgorica craft jeweler, still producing gold and silver pieces on-site alongside repairs. A second, silver-only branch opened further along the same street in 2021, with free delivery covering all of Montenegro.
Mikel F Diamond Center is a jewellery shop in Podgorica at Miljana Vukova 29. It sells rings, earrings, necklaces and bracelets, and each piece purchased comes with an IGS London certificate.
Best for Rings, earrings, necklaces and bracelets with certification