Grovewood Gallery presents American art and craft across two floors in Asheville's historic Grovewood Village, with work by makers from around the country. Established in 1992, the gallery occupies a site once used by Biltmore Industries for weaving and woodworking. Visitors can explore studio furniture upstairs and outdoor sculpture alongside smaller works ranging from glass to ceramics and jewellery.
Best for American craft, studio furniture and outdoor sculpture in Asheville
Grovewood Gallery occupies the former weaving and woodworking complex of Biltmore Industries, on eleven acres beside the Omni Grove Park Inn in Asheville. Edith Vanderbilt founded that enterprise with two teachers, Eleanor Vance and Charlotte Yale. By the late 1920s, under Fred Loring Seely, it ran more than forty looms turning out handwoven wool fabric that shipped as far as China and Uruguay.
The customer list from those years ran to Thomas Edison, Henry Ford and Helen Keller, along with several American presidents and first ladies.
The gallery that fills the site now represents over 350 artists and craftspeople from across the United States, in a collection running from tableware to furniture. It is not a museum shop bolted onto a historic site. Working artist studios sit on the grounds, and craft demonstrations run through the year alongside rotating exhibitions.
The rest of the village holds the Biltmore Industries Homespun Museum and an antique car museum. A docent-led history tour ends inside the original Dye House, which is otherwise closed to the public and still holds the dye vats and the spinning mule.
Mickey Lynn handcrafts small-batch artisan jewelry in Atlanta using 14k gold filled metal and gemstones including druzy, labradorite, larimar, pearl, tourmaline, and turquoise, and has operated since 2006. The shop also offers permanent jewelry appointments and a lifetime guarantee.
Best for Gold filled gemstone jewelry and permanent pieces
Tigerlillyshop designs handcrafted sterling silver jewelry cast directly from natural objects, including impressions from an elm tree along Baltimore Street near Patterson Park, from its Mount Vernon Marketplace location in Baltimore. Designer Allison Fomich makes each piece to order, including branch and twig necklaces, impression necklaces, and spoon ring reproductions.
Organized in 1954 and housed since 2008 in the old Woolworth on West Texas Avenue, the Art League sells local members' work in many media from the gallery and runs classes and a summer camp. Visit Baytown notes the building carries the city’s largest mural, a trompe-l’oeil wrapping the front and west wall.
Best for Locally made art, ceramics, jewelry and small gifts
Jewelzz documents a Baytown jewelry practice dating to 1995. Its current service mix is unusually specific: custom handcrafted work, lab-grown diamonds, pre-owned Rolex watches, Miami Cuban and Chino links, laser repair, sizing and custom design. Those are operator claims, not ORBIS quality judgments.
Best for Custom jewelry, chain styles, watch browsing and repair
Sharon 'Shay' Gorman Rogers has sold jewelry in Baytown since 1978. The case holds bridal sets, diamonds and watches — Rolex, Omega, Seiko — and the bench will redesign an old piece or repair a watch the same day, with service in English and Spanish. Grandson Brandon Gorman manages; a second shop opened in Mont Belvieu.
Best for Jewelry repair, custom work and bilingual service
Founded by Cheryl Stark, who arrived on the island in 1966 after training in silversmithing at Boston's Museum School, this jeweler designs and makes pieces on Martha's Vineyard. It runs shops in both Edgartown and Vineyard Haven, showing its own work alongside a roster of other makers.
Starfish is a Boulder jewellery shop offering artisan and handmade pieces, mixing its own designs with work from independent makers. It sells fashion and fine jewellery from its Pearl Street store and online.
A contemporary art gallery in downtown Bozeman showing paintings, sculpture and jewelry by living regional and national artists. It rotates exhibitions and represents Montana makers alongside a nationwide roster.
A woman-owned Bozeman silversmith hand-fabricating western-inspired silver jewelry from her Montana studio. Each piece is made to order, drawing on traditional metalsmithing and regional motifs.
A Bozeman jewelry studio and shop offering handmade artisan pieces alongside a curated mix of maker goods. Designs are produced by the studio, with an emphasis on small-batch, hand-fabricated jewelry.
Best for Emphasis on small-batch, hand-fabricated jewelry
A downtown Bozeman lifestyle boutique stocking hand-picked new and vintage western wear, boots and jewelry alongside Montana-made gifts and original artwork. The shop leans into cowboy style with curated accessories and locally sourced pieces.
HART Jewelry makes made-to-order, gold-filled charm jewelry including bracelets, earrings, and charm clips, founded by Hart, with shops in Charleston, Dallas, Nantucket, Nashville, and New York. Customers can layer charms and chains through a customizable charm-builder.
M.P. Demetre Jewelers, a family-owned and operated Charleston jeweler at 253 King Street, is an official Rolex retailer that also carries Tudor, Omega, Breitling, Grand Seiko, Hamilton, and Oris watches. The shop offers diamond search, engagement ring design, watch servicing, and jewelry repair.
The Philip Simmons Foundation, established in 1991 at 30 1/2 Blake Street in Charleston, preserves the legacy and ironwork craft of master blacksmith Philip Simmons (1912-2009) and maintains a commemorative garden. The gift shop sells jewelry, wall hangings, and prints related to his ironwork.
At 5247 N. Clark Street in Chicago's Andersonville neighborhood, this boutique market building houses more than 200 local artists and small businesses selling handmade jewelry, artwork, apparel, and home decor under one roof. It also runs an online shop for browsing the same vendor-made goods from home.
Best for Vendor mall, handmade goods, local artists
A West End store trading for more than 40 years in cowboy boots, hats, western apparel, belt buckles and handmade turquoise jewelry. It stocks Texas gifts and now ships internationally from its North Market Street shop.
The Clyfford Still Museum Shop sells art-inspired gifts, jewelry, notecards, and publications tied to the museum's collection of Clyfford Still's abstract expressionist works. The Denver-based shop emphasizes locally made and handmade products and offsets shipping emissions through verified carbon-removal projects.
Housed in the Bonfils-Stanton Visitor Center at 1007 York Street, this shop stocks more than 10,000 items, from locally made gifts and jewelry to gardening books written by the Gardens' own staff. Members receive a 10 percent discount, and the shop is free to browse even without garden admission.
The Shops at the Denver Art Museum sell jewelry, books, home goods, and museum-exclusive merchandise from a storefront at 100 W 14th Ave Parkway, with a sister shop at the Kirkland on Bannock Street. The fully stocked online store ships nationwide and rotates collections around current exhibitions like The Stars We Do Not See and Space Is The Place.
Katie Cooney's shop at 160 East Little Avenue carries handmade jewelry, ceramics, homewares, and fine art from makers across the Rocky Mountain West, alongside a studio used for workshops and events. Teton Valley voters named it the area's best retail shop three years running, from 2023 through 2025.
Best for Artist-made jewelry, ceramics and homewares
At 7 Basin Spring Avenue, this shop deals in hand-selected crystals and gemstones alongside crystal jewelry, pendulums, chakra sets, and stone home decor. Owners source specimens such as amethyst, rose quartz, and selenite from gemstone suppliers around the world.
A family-owned studio and store at 80 Spring Street where every ring, pendant, and pair of earrings is made on-site by the jeweler known as Magee. Pieces are worked in 14k gold and set with diamonds, sapphires, emeralds, and other natural gemstones.
Husband-and-wife artists Rebecca and Erik Epp design steampunk and wire-wrapped jewelry, natural-stone pendants, and fantasy paintings from their Eureka Springs studio. They sell chiefly online and at regional events, and arrange in-person handoffs to visitors by contacting them directly.
Best for Steampunk and wire-wrapped artisan jewelry
A family jewelry house founded in Brooklyn in 1910 and now anchored on Franklin Avenue, selling engagement and wedding rings, fine jewelry and diamonds. It is an authorized Rolex and Tudor dealer and runs its own watch and jewelry repair workshop.
Martin & MacArthur makes koa furniture in Hawaii and sells home furnishings alongside jewellery and accessories. Jon Martin founded the business in 1961, developing a workshop where experienced craftspeople worked with apprentices. Its Kalihi operation connects the furniture business with manufacture, while the wider retail assortment includes products beyond koa furniture.
Best for Hawaiian koa furniture and home furnishings
Martin & MacArthur began in 1961 with Jon Martin's intention to build a furniture workshop in Hawaii. The company's account describes experienced craftspeople working alongside apprentices and journeymen, passing on practical skills within the business. Furniture remains central to its identity, particularly pieces made from koa wood associated with the Hawaiian Islands.
Its history includes work in other timbers before koa became a major part of the range. A report on the company in 2011 places its factory in Kalihi and describes both traditional and simpler furniture designs. That distinction matters when choosing a piece, because the business is not confined to one historic decorative style.
The retail range also includes jewellery and accessories, together with art and other goods for the home. Those categories should be considered separately from the company's own koa furniture when asking about manufacture. Someone planning a furniture purchase can begin with the timber and intended use of the piece. A smaller gift purchase offers a different route through the same retailer without implying an identical production process.
Global Gifts is a locally owned nonprofit shop selling fair-trade jewelry, textiles, and home goods sourced directly from artisan cooperatives around the world, with storefronts on Massachusetts Avenue and at 8519 Westfield Boulevard in Indianapolis's Nora neighborhood. Every purchase is structured to support fair wages and safe working conditions for the makers behind it.
Best for Fair-trade gifts and home goods
Global Gifts is a non-profit business, 501c3 certified, that sells fair trade goods from two Indianapolis stores. One stands at 873 Massachusetts Ave. downtown and the other at 8519 Westfield Blvd in Nora. The shelves are filled with handmade items from nearly 40 countries, from jewelry and home goods to toys and food. Artisans are paid upfront for orders, and the shop works only with vendors and groups that take care of the people who make the goods. Artisan groups on the shelves include Ganesh Himal and Global Mamas, with Bunyaad alongside, and brands such as Serrv and Ten Thousand Villages appear among the suppliers. As a member of the Fair Trade Federation the shop frames each purchase as a way to spend shopping dollars so that they empower producers and their communities. Volunteers support a small staff in keeping the stores open and running events, and donations go toward buying inventory from artisan groups so that the makers are paid for their work.
Silver in the City has sold jewelry, housewares, and home decor from its Massachusetts Avenue storefront in downtown Indianapolis for two decades, later adding a second shop in Carmel. The locally owned retailer channels a portion of profits through its Silver Linings Fund to community and charitable causes.
Gemologist and goldsmith Adam Neeley designs award-winning fine jewelry from his North Coast Highway studio-gallery, working in proprietary alloys like SpectraGold and RevaGold alongside traditional precious metals and gems. His one-of-a-kind and limited-edition pieces, including the Dali's Garden collection, have entered museum exhibitions and drawn collectors beyond Orange County.
The Bead Shop has sold beads, gemstones, and finished jewelry from its South Coast Highway location since 1973, with a workbench area where customers can string their own pieces from house supplies. It also offers permanent-jewelry welding, repairs, and private jewelry-making classes.
Best for Bead jewelry-making and permanent jewelry
Craft Contemporary Shop sits inside the museum at 5814 Wilshire Boulevard, selecting jewelry, ceramics, books, stationery and artist-made objects that connect with the institution’s craft-focused exhibitions. The museum, founded in 1973, is a nonprofit devoted to contemporary art made through craft media and processes, and shop purchases support its exhibitions and programming.
The Getty Museum Store operates both a walk-in shop inside the Getty Center in Los Angeles and a full online catalogue of Getty-branded books, jewelry, and home goods inspired by the collection. Purchases fund the Getty's conservation, research, and museum programs, and the store also runs a wholesale and brand-collaborations arm.
The LACMA Store, housed in the museum's Resnick Pavilion on Wilshire Boulevard, sells exhibition catalogues, apparel, jewelry, and artist collaborations tied to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art's shows. Current offerings range from an Alexander Calder chess set to books accompanying the Fashioning Chinese Women and Collecting Impressionism exhibitions.
Miansai is a Miami-based jewellery and accessories brand known for its anchor bracelets and leather goods. At Wynwood, the range centers on anchor bracelets and leather goods from this Miami jewelry brand.
Best for Anchor bracelets and leather goods from this Miami jewelry brand
Run by the Miami Design Preservation League out of the Art Deco Welcome Center at 1001 Ocean Drive, the gift shop stocks original Art Deco Weekend posters, books, vintage jewelry, and Miami Beach memorabilia. Purchases support the League's preservation work, and an international arm ships outside the US via its own direct online storefront.
Best for Gifts, books, apparel, jewelry, memorabilia
4 Ravens Gallery in Missoula showcases contemporary fine craft including artisan jewelry by Dona Miller, bronze and clay sculpture by Maryann Eikens, handmade porcelain by Lisa Ernst, and felted wool and silk wildlife paintings by Karen Straight. The gallery hosts monthly shows, guest artists and live music events.
A woman-led goldsmith team designs custom rings and fine jewelry from their studio on SW Higgins Avenue in Missoula. Alongside an in-store bench for repairs, they run an online shop of gemstone and diamond pieces.
The Artists' Shop is Missoula's longest-operating artist-owned cooperative gallery, opened in 1990 in downtown Missoula and now featuring work from over 70 regional and local artists including jewelry, ceramics, wooden items and glass work.
Four Winds Craft Guild, established in 1948 at 15 Main Street on Nantucket, specializes in Nantucket lightship baskets including open baskets, basket purses and miniatures, along with basket repairs and appraisals. The guild also carries carvings, scrimshaw, shell art and jewelry from featured artisans.
This Nantucket gift shop, family-run since 1970 from the historic Blacksmith building on Straight Wharf, carries coastal clothing, hydrangea-themed decor, jewelry and island souvenirs. Its direct online store extends the same island goods to shoppers year-round for direct online orders direct online ordering and shipping.
Best for Gift shop, coastal apparel, home decor, souvenirs
Weaver Michael Kane has crafted Nantucket lightship baskets since 1969, building oak-staved, rattan-woven baskets often finished with scrimshaw and ivory carving. The Vestal Street workshop sells baskets and woven-motif gold and silver jewelry by appointment and through its online shop.
In Naples' Crayton Cove since 2007, this contemporary craft gallery and gift shop sells American-made jewelry, pottery, glass, furniture and whimsical decor. Its direct online store ships handcrafts and gift cards for those who can't visit in person.
Best for Craft gallery, gift shop, handmade jewelry, pottery
Cheekwood Estate & Gardens runs two on-site shops — the Garden Shop at Botanic Hall and the Museum Shop inside the Historic Mansion — selling jewelry from over 20 brands, gardening and art books, and home decor. Merchandise from both shops is also available through its online store.
Best for Museum store, garden gifts, jewelry, books
Housed inside the Ogden Museum Store, the Center for Southern Craft & Design gives Southern artisans a platform to sell jewelry, ceramics, glass, and textile work, with pieces available for purchase both in the museum store and through its Artist Spotlight exhibitions. The Center also hosts recurring programs like Craft Happy Hour and the annual Art of the Cup ceramics exhibition.
Best for Craft, ceramics, jewelry, Southern artisans
The Shop at The Collection is the retail arm of the Historic New Orleans Collection, sitting at 520 Royal Street in the French Quarter and open Tuesday through Sunday. Its shelves and online storefront carry HNOC-published history books, curated jewelry, scarves, and gifts tied to exhibitions like A Vanishing Bounty and New Orleans Musicians in Art.
Best for Museum-store, books, jewelry, accessories
Brooklyn's jewel box since 2004 — Rony Vardi's Bedford Avenue shop turned American fine jewelry inside out: tiny stacking rings, first-piercing ceremonies, solid gold made in its own Brooklyn studio from recycled metal. The whisper-thin Threadbare ring launched a thousand imitators.
Best for Delicate solid-gold stacking pieces from the Brooklyn original.
Open since 1993, the Evolution Store on Broadway sells natural-history curiosities: framed insects, taxidermy, fossils, minerals, meteorites and skulls. The Soho shop and its website also stock nature-inspired jewelry, decor and gifts for collectors.
Best for Curiosities, natural history, taxidermy, fossils, minerals
New York’s blue-box jeweler since 1837 — the Tiffany Setting, Elsa Peretti and Schlumberger under LVMH stewardship. The Fifth Avenue store, open on this corner since 1940, reopened in April 2023 as The Landmark after the LVMH-era renovation.
Best for Blue-box classics.
The blue box precedes the jewelry. Charles Lewis Tiffany opened his New York store in 1837 and spent the century turning American retail into theater: the first retail catalogue, the acquisition of the French Crown Jewels in 1887 that earned him the nickname "King of Diamonds," and the six-prong Tiffany Setting of 1886, which lifted the diamond off the band and became the default grammar of the engagement ring worldwide.
The house's design history is unusually deep for a jeweler its size — Jean Schlumberger's enameled fantasies (Jackie Kennedy's bracelets), Elsa Peretti's Bone cuff and Open Heart, Paloma Picasso's graffiti. Audrey Hepburn at the Fifth Avenue window in 1961 fixed the brand in cinema permanently.
Under LVMH since 2021, the maison has been polished hard — the Landmark flagship on Fifth Avenue rebuilt as a ten-floor museum of itself. The robin's-egg blue, trademarked as a color, remains the point: no other house is identified that completely by a shade.
L. Mae Boutique and its sister label Wild Mabel share a colourful Pawleys Island store stocking preppy and boho women's clothing, jewelry and accessories from brands like THML and Free People. Shoppers can browse in person on Litchfield Drive or order from the online store.
Best for Women's fashion, dresses, jewelry, boutique
Fishtown Jewelers, a locally owned shop at 1617 Frankford Ave in Philadelphia, has operated for over 18 years offering custom design, repairs, appraisals and stone sourcing. The shop specializes in engagement rings and wedding bands.
Best for Custom engagement rings and jewelry repair
Philadelphia Independents, at 35 N. 3rd Street in Old City, sells only handmade items from local makers, including jewelry, artwork, candles, home decor, baby gifts and greeting cards. The shop was co-founded by Tiffica Benza, Ashley Peel and Jennifer Provost and features more than 50 makers.
Frances is a Phoenix boutique that has curated jewelry, clothing, baby items, and home decor for over a decade, with a special focus on Arizona artisans and souvenirs. The Camelback Road shop sells in-store and online, and supports local causes like The Bra Recyclers and Go With The Flow AZ through in-store donation drives.
The Shop at PAM is the Portland Art Museum’s online store, stocking Claude Monet prints, French Moderns exhibition catalogues, jewelry, scarves and home decor. It ships museum-inspired gifts, books and accessories to shoppers beyond Portland, extending the museum’s exhibition and collection themes into a broad retail assortment that can be ordered directly online.
The Legion of Honor Museum Store, part of the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, sells exhibition catalogues, jewelry, and gifts tied to shows like Treasures of the Pharaohs from its Lincoln Park location. Purchases can be made in person or through the shared online shop with the de Young Museum Store, and members get 10% off.
Best for Exhibition catalogues, jewelry and museum gifts
Karina on Canyon shows jewelry and clothing from its boutique and gallery space on Santa Fe's Canyon Road. The shop sells under its own name in the city's arts district.
60 E. San Francisco Street, Ste #218, Santa Fe Plaza, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Founded in 1972 by Santa Fe native David Griego, Santa Fe Goldworks handcrafts gold jewelry set with diamonds, turquoise, Mediterranean coral and Australian opals on the historic Santa Fe Plaza. Its River of Love and Zia Series collections are built using lost-wax casting and stone inlay.
The Burke Store at the Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture sells jewelry, pins, and gifts from Native and local makers such as Eighth Generation and Copper Canoe Woman, alongside books tied to the museum's natural history and cultural collections. Museum admission isn't required to shop, and Burke members save 10% in store.
The Ballard boutique at 5208 Ballard Avenue NW in Seattle offers a curated selection of women's and men's clothing, jewelry, accessories and home and gift items from independent labels including Baggu, Boy Smells, Hawkins NY and Kinto.
Kizuri is a locally owned fair trade shop in downtown Spokane selling ethically sourced home goods, accessories, jewelry, and kids' items from over 40 countries, including a longtime partnership with Nepal's Ganesh Himal Trading. The shop sells in-store with curbside pickup and through its online store.
Best for Fair trade home goods, jewelry, and kids' items from 40+ countries
Photographer Anita Cousino runs this studio and shop at 231 East Main, showing her Northern Michigan photography and watercolors alongside a tight edit of jewelry and gifts. Her companion design practice, One Nineteen Design, works from the same space.
Best for Local photography, watercolors, and gifts
Abacus Gallery in Boothbay Harbor brings Dana Heacock's prints together with jewellery and objects for the home. The gallery's wider collection includes glasswork alongside wood craft and metal wall art. Its Boothbay shop is one of several Abacus galleries along the Maine coast, so check the branch when planning a visit.
Best for Dana Heacock prints and craft gifts in Boothbay Harbor
Abacus Gallery has been owned and run by the same people for fifty years. It started small in Boothbay Harbor and has grown to five locations across Maine. That is unusual continuity for a craft gallery, and it shows in how carefully the stock is chosen.
Dana Heacock's calendar is what the gallery is most associated with. The 2027 edition is the thirtieth, carrying twelve monthly posters of new artwork, and the series has collected awards along the way. For a good number of customers the annual calendar is what first brought them through the door.
The other signature is stranger and better. The gallery carries one-of-a-kind assemblages built around antique wooden boxes and brought to life with found objects and moving parts, and no two of them are built to do the same thing.
The range runs to lamps and clocks as well as motorised sculptures, and they are stocked across every location. Jewellery and objects for the home sit alongside them. The moving pieces are the part of the stock that cannot be found anywhere else in the state.
Viviana Langhoff founded Adornment + Theory in Chicago in 2017, showing her own fine jewelry beside work by artists such as Jennie Dowie and Jules Kim. Custom pieces and engagement rings are central, and the store describes itself as powered by women and people of color. Instore Magazine profiled it in 2018 and 2022. The shop now trades from a new storefront at 1433 W. Chicago Avenue, where it continues to host events for its community.
Best for Contemporary jewelry from represented artists, custom work and alternative bridal
Viviana Langhoff founded Adornment + Theory in Chicago in 2017. She had studied fine art and design at the Art Institute of Chicago and worked for jewelers in both fine and art jewelry. The name pairs adornment, the history of jewelry from the first civilisations, with theory, the studio practice of living artists. The shop shows both. Langhoff's own fine jewelry sits beside pieces by Jennie Dowie, Jules Kim, Alicia Goodwin and Laura Wood. Custom work and engagement rings are a large part of the business. The store describes itself as a company powered by and for women and people of color. Its first year closed with a pop-up event with tattoo artist Kelsey Moore, for which the line stretched two blocks. In May 2021 the Logan Square shop doubled in size to an 1,100 square foot showroom so that events no longer spilled into the street. Instore Magazine has twice profiled the store in its America's Coolest Stores coverage, in 2018 and again in 2022. That year Langhoff was also one of 13 designers in the De Beers Code of Origin Radiance project at the Las Vegas Couture show. The shop has since moved to a new storefront at 1433 W. Chicago Avenue, where it continues to host events for its community of artists and clients.
Albertine Press letterpress-prints stationery and greeting cards on an antique press at 1309 Cambridge Street in Cambridge, MA, alongside custom wedding invitations and envelope liner designs. The shop also sells gifts including candles, journals, prints, and jewelry.
Best for Letterpress stationery and wedding invitations
Atef Fine Jeweler designs custom jewelry and offers in-house repair services from its storefront on Main Street in Williamstown. Owner Atef works directly with clients to create original pieces, as praised in numerous customer reviews.
Best for Custom jewelry design and in-house repairs
Barry Peterson started this business in 1971 out of Giacobbi Square, moved to the Mall at Elkhorn, then returned to Ketchum in 1984 before settling into the current 3,600-square-foot flagship in 1991. In 1972 he designed the Sun Valley Sun line at the resort owner's request, a piece the shop still produces, including an all-diamond version made for the resort's 50th anniversary.
Best for Custom fine jewellery and the Sun Valley Sun collection
Barry Peterson began crafting original jewelry in Ketchum, Idaho, in 1971 from a shop in Giacobbi Square. The Sun Valley resort community around it was developed in 1936 by Union Pacific chairman W. Averell Harriman. Five years later he moved the business to the Mall at Elkhorn, and in 1984 he returned to Ketchum and widened the collection to diamonds and precious stones, plus designer lines. He designed the present 3,600 square foot store himself. It opened on Sun Valley Road in 1991, where it still stands at number 511. In 1972 Bill Janss, the former Olympic skier who owned Sun Valley from 1964 to 1977, asked Peterson to design an original piece for the Sun Valley Company. The Sun Valley Sun that resulted is the shop's signature line, and for the resort's fiftieth anniversary Peterson made an all-diamond version set with fifty stones. Snowflake and Idaho collections followed. The shop carries brands including FOPE and William Henry, and Tane Mexico 1942. It designs custom pieces with a client's own stones or its own, and runs a jewelry repair workshop covering gemstone cutting and restoration. Peterson still travels for gems and minerals, from Brazil to watchmaking in Geneva.
Benet Store has anchored St. Augustine's historic district with handcrafted jewelry, representing designers like Firefly and Holly Yashi alongside its own Larimar and Atocha shipwreck coin pieces. The shop combines a curated in-town storefront with a full online catalog of necklaces, earrings, and bracelets shipped from Florida.
Best for Handcrafted jewelry, Larimar pieces and Atocha coin designs
Berg Jewelry & Gifts is a family-owned Main Street store selling Black Hills Gold, diamonds and silver since 1998. Its cases feature the regional grape-and-leaf gold designs from Landstrom's, Coleman and Mt. Rushmore Black Hills Gold makers.
Blvck Market has designed private-label clothing and jewellery on Block Island since 1996, producing its pieces in-house at 234 Water Street. Its signature is the Block Island Ring, sold only at the shop.
Goldsmith Brady Mesch hand-forges and hand-engraves rings, necklaces, and earrings in gold and silver set with diamonds, sapphires, rubies, and topaz from an Evergreen studio. Clients book a studio visit to watch traditional hand techniques and commission bespoke pieces.
Best for Hand-engraved and hand-forged custom fine jewelry
Brown's Jewelry has sold engagement rings, gemstone jewelry and watches from 321 Main St in Polson for years, pairing an in-store showroom with a full online catalogue of diamond and gemstone pieces. The shop also offers ring sizing and jewelry care guidance to customers browsing either channel.
Bucking Buffalo Supply stocks western apparel, authentic American Indian turquoise-and-silver jewelry, and the full range of Longmire merchandise tied to Craig Johnson's novels set in the surrounding Absaroka country. The business runs its store at 28 South Main Street in Buffalo alongside a second shop up the road in Sheridan.
A family-run Onancock jeweler established in 1953, this Market Street shop is known for its handcrafted sterling and gold Chesapeake Bay Bracelets alongside a curated selection of jewelry and gifts. The Market Street shop keeps regular Tuesday-through-Saturday hours and prices its gold pieces by the day's metal market.
Best for Jeweler, fine jewelry, Chesapeake Bay bracelets, gifts
Cameron Trading Post has specialized in Native American crafts since 1916 along the Little Colorado River Gorge near the Grand Canyon's South Rim, selling Navajo rugs in Ganado, Crystal, Burntwater, Two Grey Hills, Teec Nos Pos, pictorial and storm pattern styles. It also carries Hopi pottery and kachinas, silver and turquoise jewelry, and Apache baskets and Plains beadwork.
This Main Street shop carries jewelry by local artisans and noted designers such as Ayala Bar and Chan Luu, alongside French and Italian perfume, eyewear, handbags and hand-blown American glass. A second location trades in Vineyard Haven, and many of the pieces are one of a kind.
Corwin's Main Street Jewelers is a Southampton, NY jeweler offering engagement rings, estate jewelry, custom design, and repair services from its Main Street storefront. The shop features designers like Allison Kaufman and Carizza alongside its own custom jewelry line.
Best for Engagement rings, estate jewelry, custom design, and repairs
Family-run King Street jeweler founded in 1907 and now led by the fourth generation, specializing in estate jewelry, engagement rings, and engraved sterling gifts. Its Charleston-themed charms and wax-sealed blue boxes are longtime local traditions.
Dakota Sky Stone stocks authentic Native American turquoise jewelry sourced directly from the artists who make it, with a store at 671 Main Street in Deadwood. Pieces span Kingman, Royston and Nevada turquoise, Navajo pearls and related stones.
Dick Idol Signature Gallery showcases western paintings, bronze and wood sculpture, and handcrafted jewelry from its downtown Whitefish storefront near Glacier National Park. Priced works are sold both in the gallery and through its online shop.
Best for Western paintings, bronze and wood sculpture
Earth Art Studio in Sister Bay, Door County features original hand-crafted work from over 50 local and regional artists spanning pottery and clay tiles, blown and fused glass, jewelry made with Lake Michigan beach glass, garden art and copper sculpture.
Tracing its roots to an 1885 Helena jewellery house, Eaton Turner cuts and sets Yogo and other Montana sapphires on-site at its North Montana Avenue store. Master goldsmith Corey Johnson and his family run the shop, offering custom design and heirloom repair.
Edgecomb Potters, now trading as Maine Pottery Co, has thrown and glazed its own porcelain in the Boothbay region since the 1970s, known for a signature palette of layered high-fire glazes. Its flagship gallery in North Edgecomb also carries jewelry and glass from other American makers.
Eggs'n'tricities is a folk-art and gift shop in Old Town Bluffton filled with whimsical handmade pieces, jewelry and Lowcountry-themed decor. The store leans toward colorful, offbeat work by Southern artists and craftspeople.
Serving the Coachella Valley since 1998, El Paseo Jewelers keeps one of the desert's largest selections of fine jewellery and loose natural diamonds. Its Palm Desert store offers custom design, sizing, repairs and appraisals from an on-site jeweller.
Designer Elizabeth Blair has spent decades pairing clients with pearls, from classic rounds to keshi and modern baroque, at her salon on West Main Street. Each piece is designed and strung to order.
Director Ellen Moore curates rotating exhibitions at 223 Mason Avenue, spanning oil and acrylic painting, mixed media, sea glass work, wood carving and beaded jewelry. The gallery represents Eastern Shore painters, sculptors and jewelers working in both traditional and contemporary styles.
Embellishments of Steamboat Springs has sold whimsical gifts, jewelry, and fair-trade home goods from its downtown corner storefront since 1998, expanding in 2010 to absorb the decades-old Steamboat Art Company next door. The shop keeps its inventory constantly rotating with finds from gift shows across the country, sold both in person and through its online store.
Enchanted is the Salem witch shop of Laurie Cabot, the Official Witch of Salem, and her daughter Penny Cabot, at 98 Wharf Street on Pickering Wharf. It sells the Cabots' hand-crafted magickal items alongside herbs and oils as well as crystals and candles for the altar. Jewellery and soaps come from local artisans. Classes and workshops run through the week alongside psychic and tarot readings.
Best for Laurie Cabot hand-crafted magical goods and altar tools
Enchanted is a witch shop on Pickering Wharf at 98 Wharf Street in Salem, Massachusetts. It is the home of Laurie Cabot, the Official Witch of Salem, and her daughter Penny Cabot. Cabot has practised witchcraft for close to seventy years and opened a witch shop in Salem in 1970. She has written five books and lectured at Salem State and at Harvard and Oxford. Many of the shop's readers trained with her, and the store carries the Cabots' hand-crafted magickal items. It describes itself as a shop for witches and muggles alike, with warm colours and a wisteria-hung tree inside. Its shelves hold herbs and oils as well as stones and crystals. There are peytons or altar tiles and candles with holders. Athames and chalices sit beside offering bowls. Jewellery comes from Crystal Earth and Peter Stone as well as local artisans. Soaps and herbal teas, along with aromatherapy products, are made by local crafters and Salem witches. Enchanted also runs classes and workshops, Reiki and psychic and tarot readings, in person, by phone or over Zoom, and same-day readings are booked by telephone rather than online.
Scottsdale (7100 E Main St #3, Old Town arts district)
Faust Gallery shows Native American and contemporary Indigenous art in Old Town Scottsdale's arts district. Jewelry and sculpture accompany the fine art.
Best for Native American and contemporary Indigenous fine art and jewelry
Fiddlehead Gallery is an independent Cleveland shop on Larchmere Boulevard filled with contemporary crafts, functional art and handmade jewelry from local, national and international independent artisans. The gallery describes itself as a one-stop gift shop for anyone on your list.
Best for Contemporary craft and handmade jewelry gifts
A Montauk jewellery label casting shark-inspired fine pieces in silver, gold and rose gold, with a share of sales going to shark conservation. The full collection, from Little Fin pendants to collector-grade teeth, is sold through its online shop.
Fourtane has dealt in estate jewelry and vintage timepieces since 1950 and is an authorized Rolex retailer, with inventory spanning from the 1800s to the present. Now run by the Bonifas family, its cases hold antique diamonds, collectible watches, and custom-designed pieces.
Gallery Fifty-Five is a member-owned cooperative gallery in downtown McCall on Payette Lake, showing over twenty local artists across painting, ceramics, glass, jewelry, photography and woodwork. Work is for sale seven days a week at its Lake Street space.
The Gay Dolphin Gift Cove has anchored the Myrtle Beach oceanfront since 1946. Its sprawling floors hold seashells, apparel, jewellery and collectibles alongside photo-op props from a life-size Yeti to Egyptian guardians.
Gem Mountain Sapphire Mine is a Montana sapphire mine, letting visitors sift their own sapphire gravel at its seasonal mine site before having stones heat-treated, faceted, and set into jewelry back at its downtown Philipsburg store. The shop also sells finished sapphire jewelry, loose stones, and home décor items like teak furniture and amethyst cathedrals.
Best for Jewelry & gemstones, Sapphires, Custom Jewelry, Home Decor
Run by ReGinia Klamner on Highway 9, the shop sells handcrafted memory-wire jewelry set with semi-precious stones and crystals. It also blends herbal remedies from organic herbs and local honey, and takes custom jewelry and blend requests.
Best for Handmade jewelry and herbal blends
Ginia's Gems combines two bodies of work by ReGinia Klamner in Boulder Creek, California. Her jewellery practice centres on memory-wire designs using semi-precious stones and crystals. She also accepts custom design requests, so the range is not limited to finished pieces. The second practice is herbal: Klamner describes remedies made with organic herbs and local honey. Her sourcing notes name New Leaf Community Market in Boulder Creek and Felton for herbs and oils, plus honey. Camp Joy Gardens supplies local honey and products. She also identifies Mountain Rose Herbs among her suppliers. The site describes five years of making elderberry preparations for her community and lists first-aid creams among the work. These are two distinct, checkable strands rather than a generic gift-shop mixture. Memory wire provides a recognizable construction method for the jewellery, while local honey and named herb suppliers ground the remedies in a separate material practice. Ginia's Gems is therefore understood as the output of one maker working across adornment and community herbalism, with custom requests available in both areas.
Founded in 2000 by watch collector Raymond Grenon, this small Bellevue Avenue shop specializes in independent watch brands and fine jewelry. It offers custom design, loose diamonds and pre-owned watches, with an online store and in-store consultations by appointment.
Best for Jeweler, watches, fine jewelry, custom design
Grey Wolf Gallery in Old Town Scottsdale sells hand-crafted Native American jewelry, pottery, knives and handmade flutes, including an Elegance Collection with vintage and contemporary Zuni pieces, turquoise cluster cuffs by B. Shorty and squash blossom necklaces set with Royston turquoise.
With more than thirty years on the bench, this Missoula jeweler builds custom pieces using CAD design and 3-D printing, specializing in Montana sapphire and elk-ivory work. The shop on Brooks Street also handles repairs, resizing and stone setting in house.
Idaho Made is a locally owned cooperative in Old Boise founded in 2010, staffed by a rotating cast of over 60 member artisans selling pottery, jewelry, stationery and sculpture. The shop describes its inventory as seasonal, changing with the rotating makers who staff it.
Montana natives Bob and Rachel Krug opened this Last Chance Gulch studio in 2007, designing custom jewellery and cutting opals on the premises. They set Montana and Yogo sapphires alongside diamonds in one-of-a-kind pieces.
Best for Custom Montana sapphire and opal jewellery
Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, Albuquerque, New Mexico
The retail arm of the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, this store is owned by New Mexico's 19 Pueblos and stocks pottery, jewelry, textiles and crafts sourced straight from Pueblo artists. Buying here sends money directly back to the makers and their communities.
Best for Authentic Pueblo pottery, silver-and-turquoise jewelry and Native crafts
Island Butterfly fills its Main Street storefront with jewelry, accessories, and coastal decor, including pewter and opal pendants shaped like sea turtles and the island's wild ponies. Prices sit in an approachable $35 to $70 range, aimed squarely at gifts and everyday adornment.
Best for Coastal jewelry, gifts, island-themed accessories
A custom framing shop and gift gallery that does museum-quality and conservation framing for artwork, needlework, jerseys, and diplomas. Alongside the framing bench it stocks handcrafted jewelry from local artisans, oyster wine stoppers, and Lowcountry-inspired prints.
Best for Custom framing and locally made coastal gifts
Jennifer Younger is a Tlingit carver and artist of the Eagle Kaagwaantaan clan, based in Sitka, who hand-carves jewelry in silver, copper and gold, harvests Sitka Spruce roots to weave into her work, and reimagines traditional Tlingit basket weave patterns as contemporary rugs.
Julia Gasner hand-crafts coastal jewellery on Block Island using natural pearls, shells, and stones drawn from New England shores. Her gold-filled necklaces and pearl charms are made in stock or to order, with a Charm Bar for custom pieces.
The Kentucky Artisan Center at Berea, opened in 2003 at 200 Artisan Way, features a juried retail selection of fine art, pottery, glassware, jewelry, textiles, and quilts from more than 900 Kentucky makers. It also hosts weekend artisan demonstrations and runs the Artisan Cafe & Grill, with free admission.
Best for Juried kentucky made crafts and demonstrations
Laurie Donovan Designs hand-fabricates jewelry from its own silver studio on Church Street, working cast and forged metal with colored gemstones and birthstones into rings, bracelets and necklaces. The shop also deals in antique and estate jewelry alongside custom commissions and repairs.
Best for Hand-made and custom fine jewelry from an in-house studio
Lema's Kokopelli Gallery is a family-owned business operating since 1987 selling Native American jewelry and Southwest art from Hopi, Navajo, Zuni, Santo Domingo and Kabana artisans, including Hopi silver overlay, Navajo turquoise and silver settings, Zuni stone inlay, and Santo Domingo beadwork. It also carries Pueblo pottery from Acoma, Hopi, Santa Clara and San Ildefonso.
Lolo is a seasonal lifestyle boutique by the sea in Watch Hill, Rhode Island, curating jewelry, home and bar goods, and vacation-ready accessories at 109 Bay Street. The shop's collections are also sold through its online store with year-round shipping.
LomaSiiva sources handmade jewelry directly from verified Native American silversmiths across the Southwest, carrying traditional Navajo, Hopi and Zuni designs including Hopi overlay work and tufa cast pieces, all signed and hallmarked with certificates of authenticity, and maintains a Public Education Library on hallmarks and turquoise grading.
At 101 W. Colorado Avenue in Telluride, Lustre Gallery sells fine jewelry from designers like Gurhan and Todd Reed alongside hand-blown glass and illuminated art by Ulla Darni, available in the gallery or by appointment. The shop has operated from this address for close to two decades.
Mac's Indian Jewelry has sold handmade Native American jewelry from the Southwest out of its shop on East Grant Road in Tucson for over 40 years, with cases of turquoise and silver necklaces, bolo ties, and concho belts. The shop also buys, repairs, and appraises Native American jewelry by appointment.
Best for Jewelry & Accessories, Native American Jewelry
Made In Idaho Store curates landscape photography, jewelry, and other handpicked Idaho-made goods in downtown Stanley, founded by local photographer Adam Gulick. The shop supports Idaho artisans with a permanent retail space and now also stocks cold-hardy plants suited to the region's climate.
For thirty years this Second Street gallery has combined handcrafted work by northern California artisans with fair-trade goods sourced from ethical importers worldwide. Stock includes Liscom Hill Pottery ceramics, jewelry, candles, textiles, stained glass, and paper star lanterns.
Metalsmith Martha Andrew runs MarMar Jewels, a Block Island boutique showcasing more than fifty rotating independent artists each summer season. The shop carries handmade jewellery in sterling silver, gold, and brass alongside vintage and estate pieces, clothing, and homeware.
Best for Handmade jewellery from independent artists
Marshall & Rose is a Chattanooga maker of literary-themed jewelry, designing pieces inspired by books and reading. The small studio brand sells its bookish designs online and through local markets and shops.
Moccasin Mountain Art & Gifts has operated from 406 West Main Street in Lewistown since 2009, curating Made-in-Montana art, bronzes and jewelry from Montana artists and craftsmen. The gallery carries Yogo sapphires alongside western and wildlife art, custom framing, and locally made toys, books and gifts.
Best for Montana-made western art, bronzes, and Yogo sapphire jewelry
Moccasin Mountain Art & Gifts operates at 406 West Main Street in Lewistown, Montana. The business describes more than twenty years in the downtown community, making continuity at that address part of its identity. Its selection is explicitly tied to Montana artists and craftspeople rather than presented as undifferentiated Western decor. The first-party account names authentic Made-in-Montana art and jewellery, as well as gifts, as the core of the shop. Yogo sapphires form a distinct local speciality within that range, while custom framing gives the gallery a service beyond retail display. The owners also describe themselves as Montana residents, linking their buying choices to the landscape and makers around them. This matters because the store's value is not simply a mountain theme. It provides a route into work whose place of production can be connected to Montana. The Main Street setting, long local tenure and focus on state-made objects give ORBIS three firm anchors for the entry: location, continuity and maker geography.
Founder Meredith Lusk has made Moonrise Jewelry by hand beside the Chesapeake Bay since 2002, working with a team of local women in the studio at 325 Mason Avenue in Cape Charles. Vintage and estate fine jewelry is sold alongside. The signature Fish Leather comes from by-products of the Icelandic fishing industry, dyed in many colors.
Best for Handmade fish leather jewelry
Meredith Lusk began selling seashell sculptures in her father's drugstore at the age of eight, on the shore of the Chesapeake Bay. A self-taught designer, she has built Moonrise Jewelry from the ground up since 2002. The name comes from a full moon rising over the Barrier Islands of Virginia. From the start she trained local women to assist with production. Every piece is still handmade in the studio on Virginia's Eastern Shore. The signature material is Fish Leather, an exotic leather made from by-products of the Icelandic fishing industry, dyed in a range of colors for earrings and cuffs and men's pieces. Real Orchid Blossoms and freshwater pearls appear alongside. In 2005 Meryl Streep named the company a Top Product Pick in her Green Guide. The designs later appeared in Lucky magazine and on NBC's Today Show. A Leg Up endorsement from Spanx founder Sara Blakely in 2012 helped open the retail store in Cape Charles. The studio expanded for new employees and wholesale growth. The shop at 325 Mason Avenue also carries vintage and estate fine jewelry. InStore magazine and Southern Living have each listed it among their boutique picks.
Opened in 1974, Mung Bean carries pottery, jewelry, wooden toys, woodenware, and Maine preserves from more than 300 domestic craftspeople. The shop has occupied Townsend Avenue since relocating to Boothbay Harbor in 1977.
For over two decades, Newport Silver Company has sold sterling silver jewelry from its shop on Swinburne Row. An in-house design team creates pieces set with mother of pearl, larimar, turquoise and wampum.
An independent antique and jewelry shop in historic Old Town Albuquerque, dealing in vintage jewelry, collectibles and Southwestern antiques. It's the kind of place to sift for a piece with local provenance.
Best for Vintage jewelry, antiques and collectibles
Ortega's on the Plaza in Santa Fe sells Native American jewelry and art including rings, belts, pendants, bracelets, necklaces, bolo ties, pottery, fetishes and decorative boxes from its San Francisco Street location.
Palms Trading Company buys directly from Native American artists with no middleman distributor, selling jewelry, pottery, storytellers, stone fetishes and kachina dolls made by Navajo, Zuni, Hopi and Pueblo artisans including Santo Domingo, Acoma, Jemez, Laguna, San Ildefonso, Santa Clara and Zia. It began as a local grocery store where Native Americans traded their crafts for groceries, and each piece is described as one-of-a-kind.
Best for Native american jewelry and pottery direct from artists
On Main Street in Ogunquit, Panache has sold one-of-a-kind pieces from more than 300 American artists since 1995. Its rooms hold handcrafted sterling and gold jewelry, original artwork, art glass, and home décor, with nationwide shipping.
Pantages Gems sells fine jewelry and loose stones from a North Main Street storefront, working directly with clients on custom design and repair rather than stocking mass-produced lines. The shop has built its name locally as Kent's jeweler, handling everyday pieces alongside larger custom commissions.
A jewellery boutique that began in France in 1963 and settled on Worth Avenue in 2003, Peggy Daven handcrafts most of its playful, elegant pieces locally. The shop stays open year-round, adding new creations for each Palm Beach season.
A long-established gallery in Albuquerque's Old Town, Penfield specializes in Southwestern and Native American fine art. Its rooms hold Kachina carvings, collector jewelry, pottery and weavings.
Best for Native American fine art, Kachinas and collector jewelry
Peter Gibbons has designed and hand-made jewellery on Block Island since 1975, working in sterling silver and 14-karat gold. His line runs from island charms and bracelets to solid-brass robe hooks, each piece made to order and priced by phone as metal costs shift.
Pier Gifts has sold seashells, souvenirs, and beach-themed gifts from its shop one block from the Pismo Beach Pier for more than 30 years, remaining family-owned and operated. A second location, Pier Gifts on the 1, serves shoppers in nearby Cayucos.
Pierson Gallery, established in 1986 with locations in Sapulpa and the I-44 Antique Mall in Tulsa, exhibits paintings, pottery, ceramics, baskets, weavings and Old Pawn Native American jewelry alongside works by historic Oklahoma artists Willard Stone, Charles Banks Wilson and Alexandre Hogue.
Pioneer Jewelers began as a Franklin Street storefront in 1975, selling natural gold nuggets sourced from Alaska and Yukon mining districts alongside vintage jewelry and Alaskan artwork. The physical shop closed in 2016 but the founders kept the business going as an online store selling the same one-of-a-kind pieces.
Best for Alaskan gold nugget jewelry and vintage finds
Plum Bottom Gallery opened its doors in 2006 and operates locations across Door County, Wisconsin, featuring work by more than 200 nationally recognized and emerging artists in painting, sculpture, glass, ceramics, fiber art and jewelry. Current collections include jeweler Mosaico's crystal and 18K gold-plated pieces and glass artists Hanson and Kastles.
Poor George is a lifestyle boutique at 64 Main Street in Cold Spring, offering new and vintage goods with handmade pieces for men and women as well as the home. The shop specializes in womxn-founded, handmade brands. Vintage apparel from the 70s through the 90s hangs beside candles and jewelry, with greeting cards and plants.
Best for Vintage 70s to 90s apparel and handmade goods from womxn-founded brands
Poor George is a woman-owned lifestyle boutique in Cold Spring, New York, owned and operated by Cadah Goulet. Its assortment combines small-batch apparel, goods made in the United States and handmade products, with particular attention to women-led brands. Modern vintage clothing and accessories sit beside housewares and the newer selection. The business began online through Etsy before moving into physical retail. For three years it operated mainly through pop-ups, including Brooklyn Flea, Artists & Fleas, Salem Vintage Market and Urban Outfitters Dreamers & Doers events. Goulet opened the permanent Cold Spring shop in May 2018. Poor George also explains its supplier criteria in unusually direct terms. Nearly all represented brands are women-led, queer- or BIPOC-created, or support artisans in India, Nepal and Thailand. The shop also names plastic-free companies, fair-trade brands and domestic production among the practices represented in its merchandise. Its ownership, pop-up history and supplier policy are therefore connected parts of the same retail model rather than separate pieces of branding.
Portsmouth Jewelers designs, repairs and sells fine and custom jewellery, including GIA-graded diamonds and engagement rings, from its Islington Street shop in Portsmouth, NH. The store offers free parking, tax-free shopping and an online catalogue of designer pieces.
Best for GIA-graded diamonds, custom engagement rings, and jewelry repair on Islington Street
RA HA is a Providence-based jewelry studio making sculptural metal forms for long-term wear; each piece begins as a hand-carved wax form before being cast in metal and finished in the studio. The studio offers rings set with stones such as prehnite, tourmaline, garnet and aquamarine, along with wedding bands and custom work.
Royal Jewelers is a family-owned jewellery shop on Water Street, trading on Block Island since 1991. It specialises in coastal and island-themed designs, from sterling wave necklaces to starfish studs and Block Island pendants.
Sandpiper Gallery sits on Middle Street on Sullivan's Island, South Carolina, showing paintings, jewelry, ceramics, glass and fine craft from a broad roster of American artists alongside its sister Dare Gallery in Charleston. Both galleries sell directly to visitors and take online inquiries through their shared 'buy' page.
Sapphire Gallery has mined, heat-treated, faceted, and set Montana sapphires into custom jewelry from its Philipsburg storefront since 1992. Visitors can sift for their own stones in the gallery's "mining" bins or shop finished sapphire jewelry in person and online.
Best for Jewelry, Montana Sapphires, Custom Jewelry, Heat Treating
Sea Glass Jewelry Studio in Kennebunkport offers jewellery made with naturally surf-tumbled glass. The collection includes sea glass set in sterling silver by New England artists, alongside other jewellery using gemstones and shells. The shop is at 17 Dock Square, where shoppers can compare the colours and shapes of individual pieces.
Best for Naturally tumbled sea-glass jewellery in Dock Square
A Montauk jewellery and gift boutique making nautical-themed silver, permanent jewellery and custom bridal commissions on the premises. It also runs jewellery-making classes and sells online through its shop.
Best for Jewelry, silversmith, nautical, permanent-jewelry
Silver Arrow at 28159 Highway 74 in downtown Evergreen stocks sterling silver, gold, and turquoise jewelry from silversmiths who work by hand in southwestern and western styles. Alongside the jewelry cases sit mountain furnishings, hand-woven rugs, wall art, candles, and Colorado slate.
Best for Southwestern handmade jewelry and mountain home furnishings
A downtown boutique describing itself as a curator of distinctive apparel, adornments, makers' wares and furnishings chosen for the unexpected. It offers private shopping appointments and a loyalty program alongside its storefront selection.
Best for Curated apparel, jewelry and makers' goods
Sisters Barb and Anine rockhound eastern Montana's rivers for moss agate and petrified wood, then hand-cut and finish each stone into bracelets, rings and mosaic pieces. They sell online and at craft shows across the region from their base near Glendive.
Best for Handmade Montana moss agate and petrified wood jewelry
Spirit of Santa Fe is a three-generation family-owned Tucson shop tracing back to Jake Atkinson's Rattle Snake Trading Post, opened in 1945 along Route 66 in New Mexico, offering vintage and traditional Native American jewelry with relationships cultivated with artists for 75 years.
A 40-year-old artist cooperative housed in a former horse barn on Block Island, the Spring Street Gallery is staffed by its member artists. It sells paintings, photographs, ceramics and jewelry, and a direct online shop lets visitors buy work from the island's only art co-op.
Best for Art gallery, cooperative, paintings, ceramics, jewelry
Squash Blossom has sold fine designer and vintage jewelry from its storefront in Vail Village since 1973, now run by Hilary and Kevin Magner alongside the shop's original turquoise Squash Blossom pieces. The full collection, from Native American Southwestern jewelry to designer collaborations, ships through the boutique's own online store.
Stefanie Wolf's Oak Bluffs studio and retail shop makes colorful handcrafted jewelry—glass-beaded necklaces, charm bracelets, pearl and gemstone pieces and Martha's Vineyard island pendants—sold online and in store. The flagship also offers a charm bar and by-appointment permanent jewelry welding.
Best for Jewelry, handmade, beaded, pearls, permanent jewelry
A fine-jewellery and contemporary-art gallery at 2385 Montauk Highway in Bridgehampton, with a Main Street presence in Sag Harbor, selling handmade rings, necklaces and its signature StoryChain necklaces. The walls carry mixed-media and pop art alongside the jewellery cases.
Best for Handmade fine jewellery and contemporary art
Jeweler Michael Grant has run this small Tahoe gallery and studio for more than 40 years, hand-making one-of-a-kind pieces including signature Lake Tahoe-themed necklaces alongside work from represented artists. The shop keeps a personal, appointment-style feel rather than the showroom approach of chain jewelers.
Tanque Verde Turquoise casts and sets every piece by hand in its Tanque Verde Valley studio, pairing cuttlebone-cast silver with turquoise and other Southwestern stones for custom bracelets, rings, and pendants. The Trading Post shop on East Wrightstown Road sells the finished jewelry alongside an online store.
Taos Blue has sold handmade jewelry, ceramics, furnishings, and sculpture from its corner shop on Bent Street in Taos for more than 30 years, with categories spanning fetishes, glass, masks, and wearable art. The gallery keeps posted daily hours and stays open on holidays like Memorial Day for visiting shoppers.
The Craft Gallery on Capitola Avenue specializes in handmade jewelry, carrying artisan lines such as Tabra, Firefly and Mermaid alongside other American and international makers. Cases range from sterling and gemstone pieces to enamelled and nature-inspired designs.
Best for Craft Gallery on Capitola Avenue specializes in handmade jewelry
The Golden Bear has handcrafted its signature bear-motif jewelry in a Vail studio since 1975, when founder Lee Kirch opened the landmark store in Vail Village. Metalsmiths still make the pendants, rings, and earrings in gold and silver on-site, sold both in the Vail Village shop and through the brand's online store.
Goods & Curiosities is the Griswold Inn's own store at 47 Main Street in Essex, Connecticut, directly across from the Main Inn. It stocks Gris-branded merchandise alongside hand-crafted and Connecticut-made products. Limited edition prints from the Inn's art collection sit with home goods and books. Toys and artisan jewelry share space with specialty foods, and the Inn is marking 250 years of hospitality.
Best for Heritage inn goods and Connecticut-made provisions
The Griswold Inn Store, trading as Goods & Curiosities, stands at 47 Main Street in Essex, Connecticut. It sits directly across the street from the Main Inn and works as the Inn's retail arm. The stock draws on the Inn and on New England more broadly. It reaches from Early American and maritime heritage to Connecticut living and entertaining today. Gris-branded merchandise sits alongside hand-crafted and Connecticut-made products. The shelves also hold limited edition prints from the Inn's art collection as well as home goods and select books. There are toys and artisan jewelry too, and a case of specialty foods. The Inn is marking 250 years of history and hospitality, and the store carries apparel made for the anniversary. The online shop offers the Gris-branded products together with a small sampling of other goods from the shop. Those were added at the request of customers and guests who live farther afield. Nothing online replaces a visit, the shop says, since there is nothing like the real thing. The store sums up its own mix in three words: traditional, whimsical, contemporary.
The Koa Store crafts koa wood jewelry boxes, picture frames, shadow boxes, clocks and small boxes at its workshop on Kauai, and sells raw koa wood for woodworking. Koa is described as a tropical hardwood endemic to Hawaii, prized for its range of colors and three-dimensional luminescence.
Therapy Stores is a Bay Area gift and apparel chain with a Pleasanton location on Main Street, serving the city since 2011 alongside sister stores in San Francisco, Burlingame, and Livermore. The Pleasanton shop sells jewelry, accessories, and home gifts, with the full collection also available through the company's online store.
In OKC's West Village, Tin Lizzie's is a lifestyle boutique stocking women's clothing, jewelry, home décor, kids' toys, and Oklahoma-made goods. Shop in the store or through its online storefront, with many local makers among its partners.
Best for Boutique, womens-clothing, gifts, home-decor
Tribes Gallery is a Choctaw-owned gallery in Norman, Oklahoma that opened in 1990, calling itself Oklahoma's premier art gallery specializing in Native American, Oklahoman and Western art. It represents artists including Benjamin Blackstar, Enoch Kelly Haney, Harvey Pratt and Dustin Mater, and offers original artwork, jewelry, pottery and ledger art.
Trinidad Trading Co. has sourced craft shells and jewelry-making materials from around the world since 1991, specializing in Dentalium, Ojime beads, and natural green and red Abalone from its shop on Main Street in Trinidad, California. It also sells finished Abalone jewelry and runs a wholesale arm, Windansea Jewelry.
Tucson Indian Jewelry is a family-owned and operated shop carrying Navajo, Hopi, Zuni and Santo Domingo jewelry including Hopi overlay work, Zuni needlepoint and cluster inlay, and Santo Domingo tufa cast pieces, with artists James Fendenheim and Quinton Antone of the Tohono O'odham featured. The shop is a member of the Authentic Tribal Art Dealers Association.
Tuggle Designs is the studio of husband-and-wife jewelers Matthew and Lauren at 1250 Bergen Parkway, where they build custom engagement rings, wedding bands, and one-of-a-kind pieces inspired by patterns, architecture, and personal stories. The bench also handles jewelry repair, heirloom restoration, and gold buying.
Best for Custom engagement rings and heirloom redesign
Turquoise Village, founded in 1978 by the late Gregory Hofmann on the Zuni reservation and acquired by the Dodson family in 2019, purchases inventory directly from Zuni artisans, selling hand-carved fetishes, jewelry, pottery, kachinas, beadwork, baskets and Navajo rugs.
U'i Jewelry makes handcrafted sea-glass, shell and pearl pieces on Maui, from wire-wrapped earrings to bespoke keepsakes. Its ocean-inspired collections are sold through a full online store with worldwide shipping.
Victorian Charm has traded on North Main Street in downtown Berlin for about three decades, a boutique mixing clothing, jewellery and gifts for the whole family, pets included. It anchors the walkable, film-set-pretty Main Street that has made the small town a Delmarva shopping stop.
Waddell Gallery in historic Old Town Scottsdale traces back three generations to a 1930s family-owned trading post in Gallup, New Mexico, showcasing Native American jewelry by artists including Charles Loloma, Raymond Yazzie, Jesse Monongya and Darryl Dean Begay in gold, sterling silver, turquoise, coral and opal.
A family lapidary on South Kendrick Avenue where Don cuts and polishes Montana moss agate hauled from the Yellowstone River and silversmith Jason sets the finished stones. Shelves run from raw agate sold by the pound to face-polished pairs and wire-wrapped pendants.
Best for Montana moss agate specimens, rough and agate jewelry
A jewelry studio and shop by maker Annie Kerr producing everyday earrings, necklaces and rings designed to be easy to wear and gift. Pieces are made by the brand rather than sourced from wholesalers.
Wind River Trading Company, on San Francisco Street in Santa Fe, has operated locally for over 43 years selling Navajo and Zuni jewelry, fine gold jewelry and Pueblo pottery, including a 1960s Santa Clara pot by Belen Tapia and a 1963 Inter-Tribal Ceremonial ribbon-winning Hopi bowl by Garnet Pavateah.
Family-owned since 1969, Winston's Crown Jewelers runs a Newport Beach showroom of fine jewelry, rare diamonds and pre-owned luxury watches. Shoppers view rings, necklaces and timepieces in person or browse and buy through the online store.
Wisdom River Designs is the Chester studio of metalsmith Shannon Parker, who handcrafts engagement rings, wedding bands, and earrings in precious metals set with hand-picked gemstones. She works to commission, designing heirloom pieces with clients.
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