Bintang Jewelry works inside Cikini Gold Center in Menteng, Central Jakarta, crafting gold, diamond, and silver pieces with certified metals sourced from ANTAM, UBS, and Galeri 24. The shop specializes in custom wedding-ring design and precious-metal trading, with a team it describes as averaging fifteen years of experience in the craft.
Best for Custom wedding rings and certified silver jewelry
Indonesian fine-jewelry label working in 14K recycled gold and lab-grown diamonds, operating a store-in-store at Sarinah, Jakarta's historic department store, since its opening in September 2024.
Best for Lab-grown diamond rings and necklaces
ISAGO is an Indonesian jewelry brand working in 14-karat recycled gold and lab-grown diamonds, positioning itself around sustainability claims - the company states its collections generate 63% lower carbon emissions and use seven times less water per production carat than conventional mined-gold jewelry. It opened a store-in-store at Sarinah, central Jakarta's landmark department store and one of the city's oldest retail buildings, with an official launch on September 6, 2024. The Sarinah location joined other ISAGO retail points, including a presence at Central Store in the Grand Indonesia mall. The brand frames its combination of recycled metal and lab-grown stones as a fine-jewelry alternative to traditionally mined and newly refined materials.
A jewellery and dining business at Jl. Petitenget 28 in Seminyak, Bali, making handcrafted engagement rings and fine jewellery from solitaires to one-of-a-kind pieces. Its restaurant serves a Sunday Roast daily alongside Western and Indonesian dishes.
Best for Handcrafted engagement rings and jewellery
Founded in Bali in 1975, this jewellery house handcrafts sterling silver and gold pieces at its artisan workshop near Ubud. Its Kapal Bamboo Boutique anchors the property as a showcase of Balinese craftsmanship.
Best for Handcrafted Balinese silver and gold jewellery
Kamal Pearl runs a gallery, workshop and service center on Jalan Raya Senggigi in Batu Layar, founded by Kamaludin, a Lombok-born trader who entered the South Sea pearl business in 2000. The gallery limits itself to premium-grade cultured pearls, grading and setting stock on site before selling to collectors across Asia, Europe and the United States.
Ana Pearl trades from Jalan Sultan Kaharudin in Sekarbela, the Mataram quarter where pearl and goldsmithing grew out of an older tradition of metalworking passed down through local families over generations. The shop sets South Sea and freshwater pearls into gold and silver bracelets, necklaces and pendants made by Sekarbela artisans, and has sold from its street-level storefront and online since 2011.
Best for South Sea pearl jewelry set in gold and silver
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.