Arven is a Bergen house for handcrafted silverware and unique jewellery made in Bergen. Founded in 1868; Made through the Bergen gold- and silversmith workshop.
Best for Handcrafted silverware and unique jewellery made in Bergen
Heimen Husfliden has developed and sewn Norwegian bunads and husflid goods since 1892, offering regional folk costumes, hand-forged bunad silver and yarn. Customers book measuring and fitting appointments at its two Oslo stores or buy silver and accessories through the online shop.
Best for Bunad, folk costume, silver jewellery, handcraft, knitting yarn
Donido.art is run by a married couple, Domi and Niko, from a workshop at the Spitsbergen Artists Center in Nybyen, Longyearbyen, where they turn shed reindeer antlers, coal, and spent cartridges into jewelry and souvenirs inspired by Svalbard. Their handmade pieces, along with wood and resin work, are sold through the studio's online shop.
Frank and Regine Juhls founded Finnmark's first silversmith workshop in Kautokeino in 1959, hand-crafting silver jewelry inspired by Sami and Bunad traditions, including the Sølje brooch and Komsekule amulet. The gallery now also has a second location at Bryggen in Bergen.
Best for Handcrafted Sami-inspired silver jewellery
Lofoten Jewelry works out of a small barn workshop at the foot of Higravstinden, the archipelago's tallest peak, hand-shaping silver into rings, pendants and necklaces. The maker keeps no fixed hours, so pieces also surface at a sales exhibition inside the Lofoten Museum in Kabelvåg.
Best for Lofoten Jewelry works out of a small barn workshop at the foot
Sylvsmidja has hand-crafted jewelry from recycled silver and gold in Voss, Norway for more than 80 years, specializing in traditional Bunad silver and Viking-inspired designs. Its Crossings collection marks the 200th anniversary of Norwegian migration to North America.