Jewelers & Silversmiths in Toronto

Toronto

Anvil Jewellery was founded in Toronto in 1965 by Henry and Vickie Kasekamp, who came to Canada after World War II. Over 90% of its inventory is locally made, with jewellery cast in-house from recycled gold and gemstones sourced from suppliers that adhere to non-conflict standards.

Best for Locally made fine jewellery

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Toronto

EG Bespoke's studio in Parkdale, Toronto designs custom engagement rings and bespoke jewellery, offering Montana, Australian and teal sapphires alongside antique, salt-and-pepper, Canadian and lab-grown diamonds. The studio donates 5% of sales to Toronto Indigenous Harm Reduction.

Best for Custom engagement rings

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Toronto / Canada

The Gardiner Museum's shop at 111 Queen's Park in Toronto sells one-of-a-kind ceramics, glass, jewellery, and textiles handmade by local and international artists, with regular meet-the-artist events. Gardiner Friends get 10 percent off both in-store and through the shop's online storefront.

Best for Ceramics, jewelry, glass, museum-shop

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Parkdale, Toronto

Made You Look is a jewellery store and creative studio at 1338 Queen Street West in Toronto's Parkdale neighbourhood, representing over 100 Canadian jewellery designers. In-house goldsmiths handle custom rings, engravings and repairs, and the shop is open seven days a week.

Best for Independent Canadian jewellery designers

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Toronto / Canada / Online

Canadian fine jewellery — 'fine jewellery for every day'. The croissant ring, favoured by Taylor Swift. Gold, sterling silver, and diamonds.

Best for Accessible fine jewellery

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