Spanish jewellery travels from royal filigree to a playful bear, Córdoba silver at one end of the road and Manresa at the other. Tous has made playful luxury jewelry as the Spanish house of the bear since 1920 in Manresa. Loalba Jewellery works as a multigeneration Granada family jewelry business. Plata Cordobesa threads Cordoba silver filigree jewellery by hand in the Andalusian tradition. A house known for one playful motif still has to answer for the metal underneath it. Cordoba silver argues in whispers, the case for filigree over bulk.
Barcelona jewelry line founded in 2018 by designer Adriana Manso, known for chunky, brightly colored acrylic 'bon-bon' rings hand-cast at a family-run workshop using recycled and locally collected plastic.
Best for Barcelona Y2K resin rings and plastic-fantastic jewels
La Manso was started in Barcelona in 2018 by designer Adriana Manso, whose background is in lighting design for theatre. The brand's starting point was upcycling acrylic costume jewelry sourced from vintage shops around Spain, inspired by pieces from her grandmother's own collection. The signature product is the 'bon-bon' ring - large, brightly colored plastic baubles set with rhinestones and gold-tone orbs - made by hand at a family-run factory using molds and locally collected recycled plastic. The label built its following through Instagram before catching on with wearers including Bella Hadid, Dua Lipa and Miley Cyrus.
Spanish jewelry house founded in 1920 in Manresa, near Barcelona, as a watch-repair shop by Salvador Tous Blavi and Teresa Ponsa Mas; the teddy-bear pendant, created in 1985 by Rosa Oriol, became its signature motif.
Best for Playful luxury jewelry. Spanish jewelry brand known for the bear
TOUS began in 1920 as a small watch-repair shop in Manresa, near Barcelona, founded by Salvador Tous Blavi and his wife Teresa Ponsa Mas. In 1965 their son, also named Salvador Tous, took over the business with his wife Rosa Oriol; the couple began designing and producing their own jewelry in 1970. In 1985, Rosa Oriol created the teddy-bear pendant that would become the brand's defining symbol. The founders' four daughters joined the business in the 1990s and now hold senior roles, keeping it family-run four generations on.
Artesania Cordobesa is a Cordoba jeweller specialising in traditional cordobesa silver filigree, crafting rings, earrings and pendants from finely twisted wire. It sells its handmade pieces through its own shop and site.
Plata Cordobesa makes Cordoba filigree, the openwork silver jewellery formed by soldering fine twisted threads into lace-like patterns. The workshop hand-crafts earrings, pendants and brooches and runs jewellery-making experiences at its Cordoba atelier.
Antonio Gonzalez Gil opened this marquetry workshop on Calle Animas in 1920 and it won Spain's national woodworking prize in 1943; his grandchildren run it today. They inlay Alhambra-inspired taracea into chess sets, backgammon boards, humidors and jewellery boxes.
Handcrafted silver and gold-plated jewelry studio founded in Granada in 2003 by Sheila Camarena and Miguel Diez Pombo; based on Carrera del Darro at the edge of the Albaicin, with designs drawing on the city's Nasrid and Andalusian heritage.
Best for Contemporary jewellery and accessories with minimalist aesthetics in silver and gold
Platonica was founded in Granada in 2003 by Sheila Camarena and Miguel Diez Pombo. The workshop and shop sit on Carrera del Darro, the riverside street running along the base of the Albaicin, Granada's old Moorish quarter, opposite the Alhambra hill. Diez Pombo runs the technical workshop side and administration, while Camarena leads design, prototyping and photography. Collections are named for Andalusian and Nasrid-period references - Carmen, Sebka, Alhambra, Pomegranates, Myrtle - worked in silver and gold-plated silver, and the brand markets itself under the line 'Jewels made of Andalusia.'
Centro Artesano sells fine-art supplies such as paints, canvases and brushes alongside craft materials including scrapbooking papers, jewelry-making components and textiles from its shop at C/ Francisco Ayala 3 in San Sebastián de los Reyes, Madrid.
Amo Galicia has traded Galician design and craft — ceramics, jewelry and gifts — from its shop at Rúa San Román 20 in Pontevedra since 2013, alongside an online store shipping across Spain and Europe. Orders can also be collected in person at the physical shop rather than shipped.
Joyamar has sold gold, silver and watches from its shop at Rúa Benito Corbal 34 in central Pontevedra since the Alba Ezpeleta family opened it there in 1992, continuing a jewelry trade the family began in Venezuela in 1975. Now run by the second generation, the shop pairs its storefront with an online collection of watches from brands like Casio, Nixon and TOUS.
Best for Gold, silver, and watches from brands like Casio, Nixon, and TOUS
Tula’s Baiona counter carries jewellery, watches and costume pieces selected from established manufacturers. The business page emphasises crafted articles, but it does not clearly document repairs, bespoke work or an in-house workshop.
San Sebastián jewelry artisan since 1935 in Parte Vieja—three-generation family shop handcrafting gold and silver pieces, pearls, chains, and restoration in-house.
Best for Handcrafted jewelry made in-store by a family since 1935
Casa Munoa opened in San Sebastián's Parte Vieja (old town) in 1935 and operates today as a three-generation family jewelry workshop. The current owner, Claudio Munoa, is a master jeweler with over 35 years of experience who designs all pieces created on-site. The business model centers on handcrafted production: customers purchase pieces that Casa Munoa manufactures in its own establishment—'vendemos las piezas que nosotros hemos fabricado en nuestro mismo establecimiento.' Beyond original designs, the shop offers selected pearls, gold chains, vintage jewelry, and full restoration and redesign services for existing pieces. The emphasis on in-house craftsmanship and local Basque production appeals to customers seeking transparency and quality over scale. Located in San Sebastián's historic center, Casa Munoa represents a survival of traditional Spanish jewelry practice in an era when most shops retail imported goods. The three generations of Munoa family stewardship—and Claudio's personal mastery—have sustained consistent standards across eight decades.
San Sebastián studio for handcrafted costume jewelry and ornamental headwear by sisters Ana and Elena Orella, operating since 2004.
Best for Porcelain headpieces and bridal jewellery
ANHELO is a high-end costume jewelry and headwear studio established in 2004 by sisters Ana and Elena Orella in San Sebastián's Centro neighborhood. Located in a nineteenth-century building on Calle Matia, the boutique operates across two floors: the public showroom on the ground level and a dedicated workshop above where the founders handcraft each piece. Their collections span embellished bracelets with Swarovski crystals, decorative hair combs and clips, fine headbands, berets, feathered hats, and ornamental headpieces. The sisters create bespoke pieces on commission, ranging from delicate and refined designs to bold, daring pieces, including crown headpieces and porcelain appliqués. Alongside their own creations, they curate accessories from complementary brands and offer body and home fragrances, positioning the shop as a destination for unique, crafted adornment.
Basq Lore is a tiny Casco Viejo shop devoted to the visual symbols of the Basque Country. Its jewelry and gifts reinterpret the protective Eguzkilore, the Lauburu and Bilbao’s distinctive pavement tile.
Best for Basque-symbol jewelry, gifts and local design
Florencia Herrera makes each piece of jewellery by hand in her Cadaqués workshop, drawing on a family line of painters and sculptors and a scholarship spent training in Italy's Veneto. Her work favours simplicity shaped by the town's rocky beaches and Cap de Creus.
Jennifer Di Domenico designs and hand-makes jewellery in brass and silver from her Cadaqués workshop, across collections named Botánica, De Profundis, Figa and Seno. The forms draw on the texture and light of the surrounding Mediterranean coast.
Joyas del Camino has made jewelry and objects inspired by the Camino de Santiago since 2008, working in jet, silver, gold, stone, leather, clay, ceramic, coral and turquoise around pilgrimage symbols such as scallop shells, horseshoes and Celtic designs. Its shop, Tienda Berenguela, is at Praza das Praterías by the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela.
A Palma reference in fine jewellery since 1973, Abolengo gathers diamonds, sapphires, emeralds and aquamarines in 18-carat gold on Carrer Sindicat. The shop also curates a selection of antique and vintage jewellery chosen with a practised eye.
Best for Fine jewelry, diamonds, antique jewellery
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