Canadian jewellery reads landscape before luxury: Northwest Coast crests, Klondike gold, Maritime pewter. Lattimer Gallery shows Northwest Coast Indigenous jewellery and bentwood boxes in Vancouver. Murdoch's Gem Shop sets jewelry made from Klondike gold nuggets and mammoth ivory. Amos Pewter handcrafts pewter jewellery and gifts. A crest belongs to a nation; the gallery can tell you which, and that name is part of the piece you carry home.
An Elora jewellery designer and maker whose collections include an Iconic Elora line inspired by the village and its river gorge. Pieces are designed and produced locally and sold from the shop and online.
A long-established local jeweller serving Elora and neighbouring Fergus with fine jewellery, diamonds, repairs and custom design. The Elora store is one of two locations run by the family business.
Best for Fine jewellery, custom design and repairs
This Barrington Street shop and gallery, open since 1977, sells fine and custom jewellery from Canadian and international designers and keeps resident goldsmiths on staff. It also handles bridal commissions, repairs and estate pieces.
At her Gottingen Street studio, Violeta Izquierdo designs and hand-fabricates one-of-a-kind jewellery, from engagement rings to statement pieces, in gold, silver and platinum. Custom and CAD-built commissions are the studio's focus.
Best for Custom, CAD-built engagement rings and statement jewelry hand-fabricated in gold, silver
Montreal jewelry label founded by Himo Martin in the mid-2000s, handmade in British Columbia; known for setting imperfect pearls and raw diamonds against oxidized silver, nails, chains, thorns and branches.
Best for Oxidized silver jewelry and organic diamond brutalism from London
Eclection is a mother-daughter, Black-owned boutique in Ottawa's Byward Market curating handmade, upcycled fashion, jewellery, hats and scarves from over fifty Canadian artisans. Open seven days a week, it sells through an online shop and offers free local pickup and delivery from the market.
Best for Handmade fashion, accessories, jewellery, hats, Canadian design
Magpie Jewellery has made custom and fine jewellery in Ottawa for over 30 years, with locations in the Glebe, on Sussex Drive and in Westboro. Its in-house team includes a Certified Gemologist and goldsmith producing engagement rings, wedding bands, custom pieces and jewelry repairs.
Elizabeth O. Vintage is a curated vintage and lifestyle shop on Penticton's Main Street selling 70s-to-Y2K clothing, locally made jewelry, and home decor alongside sustainable garment-care products. The brick-and-mortar store also ships style bundles and vintage finds online across the South Okanagan and beyond.
Best for Fashion & Accessories, Vintage Clothing, Jewelry, Home Decor
A family jewelry business since 1953, Bijouterie Langlois designs and manufactures diamond wedding rings and custom pieces on site at its Quebec City workshop, offering conflict-free diamonds with GIA certification. Customers can shop the collection in person or through the brand's online boutique with free shipping over $125.
Family-run since 1952, WR Savard's jewellers design and forge nearly all of their rings and pieces by hand in their Quebec City workshop at 2485 chemin Saint-Louis in Sillery. The boutique also handles repairs, laser soldering, engraving, and jewelry restoration for walk-in customers.
Posie Row stocks an eclectic mix of sterling silver jewelry, Newfoundland-themed prints, puzzles, and gifts from its Duckworth Street storefront, open seven days a week with same-day local delivery available. Shoppers can order online for pickup or shipping, or browse in person among the shop's mix of local and global finds.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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
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.
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
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.
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
Elizabeth Burry designs and hand-crafts jewelry from her seaside studio in Trinity, Newfoundland, working Labradorite, the province's official stone, alongside pearls and sea glass into earrings, necklaces, and bracelets. Her summer studio shop opens Wednesday through Saturday, with year-round sales through her online shop and a network of Canadian retailers.
Espace Wazo is a jewelry-making atelier and shop in Percé run by artisan Martin Boucher Arsenault, crafting silver jewelry inlaid with local Gaspésie coral and gemstones. The Rue de l'Église studio sells its collections in person and online, and also stocks work from other regional artisans it champions.
Best for Jewelry maker, Handmade Jewelry, Coral & Gemstone Jewelry
It is best known for Original products by Québec artists — furniture, sculptures, gems and jewellery, art objects; located at the heart of Place Royale.
Best for Original products by Québec artists — furniture, sculptures, gems and jewellery, art objects
A small Churchill maker turning out handmade polar-bear pendants, earrings and other jewelry sold from a shop by the airport and its own online store. The pieces lean on local wildlife motifs and are produced in town rather than drawn from imported souvenir stock.
Best for Handmade polar-bear jewelry and local art
Murdoch's Gem Shop has crafted jewelry from natural Klondike gold nuggets, mammoth ivory and Canadian diamonds from its Dawson City-rooted, now Whitehorse-based store since the 1940s. The shop doubles as a small museum of gold rush artifacts alongside its jewelry and watch repair counter.
Best for Jewelry made from Klondike gold nuggets and mammoth ivory
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.
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
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