Family-run Bogotá jeweller established in 1974, making pieces at Calle 12 #5-83 in La Candelaria with Colombian emeralds, diamonds, gold and silver. Its work includes engagement rings, wedding bands and bespoke designs.
Bogotá jewellery house with more than 65 years of tradition, making pieces by hand in Colombia from diamonds, emeralds, sapphires and rubies with gold, silver and platinum. Its own workshop uses ethical gold and conflict-free certified diamonds.
Usaquén jewellery atelier in Bogotá's Seratta complex, combining Colombian emeralds from Chivor and Muzo with yellow, white and rose 18-karat gold. Its work includes engagement rings, earrings, chains and bespoke pieces made with artisan techniques.
Caribe Jewelry designs Colombian emerald pieces, setting the mined stones into gold rings, necklaces, and earrings sold direct. Its range centers on the deep-green emeralds that made the Colombian trade famous.
Carmen Helena Diseño Consciente is a Cartagena brand that converts waste into jewelry, handcrafting upcycled plastic pieces in collaboration with local artisans in San Cayetano, Bolívar. Founder Carmen Helena has focused on aesthetics and environmental sensitivity in her hand-made work since childhood.
Family-run jeweller with more than two decades in Colombian emeralds, set in 18-karat gold and silver. Its specialist team handles cutting, design, mounting and finishing, with shops in Cartagena's Historic Centre and Getsemaní.
Casa La Esmeralda is a jewellery house in Cartagena de Indias, founded in October 2005, with two shops in the historic centre at Portal de los Dulces and the Palacio de la Inquisición. Jewellers there make pieces by hand in 18-karat gold and silver, including emerald jewellery from the Muzo mines and engagement and wedding rings.
Lucy Jewelry has worked Colombian emeralds for more than forty years, setting the country's signature green stones into gold rings, necklaces, and earrings. The house handles certified emeralds alongside classic and contemporary designs.
Mister Emerald deals in certified Colombian emeralds, offering loose stones and finished rings, earrings, and pendants from its Cartagena showroom. The shop walks buyers through grading and origin for the country's signature gem.
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
Discrepante is a Bogotá concept store and marketplace for Colombian independent design, linking conscious shoppers with roughly 100 local entrepreneurs and brands. Across its physical stores and online shop, the mix runs from fashion and jewelry to stationery, craft, home objects and gifts.
Best for Colombian fashion, craft, home objects and gifts from independent makers
Joyas de la Villa makes Momposina filigree jewelry in 950 silver, 18k gold, palladium silver, diamonds and semi-precious stones, describing pieces as made by artists who received the technique in their workshops across generations. The brand is tied to the filigree tradition of Mompox, Colombia.
Mercedes Salazar is a Cartagena house for fun jewellery and small accessories such as bags. Production is associated with Colombia, while the range centers on fun jewellery and small accessories such as bags.
Best for Fun jewellery and small accessories such as bags
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.
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.