Top 100 jewelry brands from around the world
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High Jewelry & Iconic Luxury Houses
These brands represent the pinnacle of craftsmanship, heritage, and value, often with a history of serving royalty and high society.
| Brand | Description | Value Proposition | Founded | Company Size | Country |
| Cartier | A French Maison renowned for its iconic designs like the Love bracelet, Trinity ring, and Panthère collection. Known as the "jeweler of kings and the king of jewelers." | Timeless luxury, iconic and instantly recognizable designs, and unparalleled royal and celebrity heritage. | 1847 | Global Conglomerate (Richemont) | France |
| Harry Winston | The "King of Diamonds," an American brand famous for acquiring and cutting some of the world's most famous gems, including the Hope Diamond. | The ultimate in rare and exceptional diamonds, superlative craftsmanship, and red carpet glamour. | 1932 | Global Conglomerate (Swatch Group) | USA |
| Van Cleef & Arpels | Celebrated for its whimsical, nature-inspired designs and technical innovations like the "Mystery Setting." The Alhambra collection is a global icon. | Poetic, feminine designs, narrative-driven collections, and innovative gem-setting techniques. | 1896 | Global Conglomerate (Richemont) | France |
| Bvlgari | An Italian brand known for its bold, architectural designs, vibrant colored gemstones, and Greco-Roman inspiration. The Serpenti collection is legendary. | Audacious Italian glamour, mastery of colored stones, and distinctive, powerful designs. | 1884 | Global Conglomerate (LVMH) | Italy |
| Tiffany & Co. | An American luxury icon, famous for its engagement rings, sterling silver, and the signature Tiffany Blue Box. | Aspirational American luxury, iconic branding, and a legacy of timeless elegance and romance. | 1837 | Global Conglomerate (LVMH) | USA |
| Graff | A British jeweler synonymous with large, flawless diamonds and gemstones of the highest quality. A vertically integrated company that handles every step. | Unrivaled access to the world's most fabulous and sizable gems, with a focus on investment-grade stones. | 1960 | 501-1,000 employees | UK |
| Piaget | A Swiss master of both watchmaking and jewelry, known for its ultra-thin movements and glamorous, creative "Piaget Society" era designs. | The fusion of high watchmaking and high jewelry, with a flair for extravagant and elegant design. | 1874 | Global Conglomerate (Richemont) | Switzerland |
| Boucheron | The first jeweler on Paris's Place Vendôme, known for its free-spirited, innovative high jewelry, often inspired by nature and animals. | Parisian haute couture spirit, technical innovation, and bold, artistic interpretations of nature. | 1858 | Global Conglomerate (Kering) | France |
| Chopard | A Swiss family-owned brand equally famous for luxury watches and jewelry, particularly its "Happy Diamonds" collection and high-end Red Carpet pieces. | Independent spirit, ethical luxury (Fairmined gold), and a joyful, elegant aesthetic. | 1860 | 1,001-5,000 employees | Switzerland |
| Chaumet | The official jeweler to Empress Joséphine, this Parisian Maison has a rich history of creating aristocratic and royal tiaras and sentimental jewelry. | Imperial Parisian heritage, tiara mastery, and elegant, nature-inspired creations. | 1780 | Global Conglomerate (LVMH) | France |
| Buccellati | An Italian brand distinguished by its rich, texture-engraved surfaces that evoke the fabrics and fine arts of the Renaissance. | Unmistakable craftsmanship through hand-engraving techniques, creating a unique, lace-like effect on metal. | 1919 | Global Conglomerate (Richemont) | Italy |
| Mikimoto | The originator of the cultured pearl. A Japanese brand that is the foremost authority on pearls of the highest quality and luster. | The world's finest cultured pearls, exceptional quality standards, and timelessly elegant design. | 1893 | 1,001-5,000 employees | Japan |
| De Beers | As "The Home of Diamonds," the brand leverages its 130+ years of diamond expertise to create jewelry that celebrates the natural beauty of diamonds. | Unmatched diamond expertise from the source, guaranteeing conflict-free, high-quality stones. | 1888 | 501-1,000 employees (Jewellers div.) | UK |
| Fabergé | Legendary creator of the opulent Imperial Easter Eggs for the Russian Tsars, now creating fine jewelry and timepieces with a rich, colorful heritage. | A legendary name in objets d'art, offering colorful, surprising, and opulent jewelry designs. | 1842 | 51-200 employees | UK |
| Verdura | An American jeweler with aristocratic European roots, made famous by clients like Coco Chanel and Greta Garbo. Known for bold, naturalistic designs. | Historic, bold, and artistic designs with a storied celebrity and high society provenance. | 1939 | 51-200 employees | USA |
| JAR | Joel Arthur Rosenthal. An enigmatic, highly exclusive Parisian jeweler whose one-of-a-kind creations are considered masterpieces of art and pavé work. | The pinnacle of exclusivity and artistry; acquiring a piece is by appointment only for a select clientele. | 1978 | Niche / Boutique | France |
Premium & Designer Jewelry
These brands are known for strong design identities, high-quality materials, and sit in the aspirational luxury space.
| Brand | Description | Value Proposition | Founded | Company Size | Country |
| David Yurman | An American designer brand famous for its signature Cable bracelet, a twisted helix motif that is central to its collections. | Artistically driven design, the iconic and versatile Cable motif, and accessible American luxury. | 1980 | 1,001-5,000 employees | USA |
| Pomellato | Milanese brand that pioneered the concept of "prêt-à-porter" (ready-to-wear) jewelry. Known for its smooth, colorful, cabochon-cut gemstones. | Unconventional Milanese style, mastery of colorful gemstones, and modern, stackable designs. | 1967 | Global Conglomerate (Kering) | Italy |
| Messika | A modern Parisian diamond jewelry house known for its contemporary, wearable designs, particularly the "Move" collection with its sliding diamonds. | Making diamonds relevant and wearable for the modern woman through innovative and contemporary design. | 2005 | 201-500 employees | France |
| Georg Jensen | A Danish design house with a 100+ year history, celebrated for its Art Nouveau heritage and timeless Scandinavian silver jewelry and holloware. | Timeless Scandinavian design, exceptional silver craftsmanship, and understated elegance. | 1904 | 1,001-5,000 employees | Denmark |
| Damiani | An Italian family-owned brand known for its fine craftsmanship, winning numerous "Diamonds International Awards." | Italian design excellence, award-winning craftsmanship, and a family legacy of quality. | 1924 | 501-1,000 employees | Italy |
| H.Stern | A leading Brazilian jeweler recognized for its unique designs and championing of colored gemstones from Brazil. | Distinctive design inspired by art and culture, with a focus on unique colored gemstones. | 1945 | 1,001-5,000 employees | Brazil |
| Stephen Webster | A British designer known for his rebellious, rock 'n' roll aesthetic, intricate craftsmanship, and bold use of colored gemstones. | Edgy, gothic-inspired luxury with a "rock 'n' roll" attitude and impeccable British craftsmanship. | 1989 | 51-200 employees | UK |
| Fred | Parisian jeweler known for its "Force 10" collection, which combines a braided steel sailing cable with a gold buckle, epitomizing casual chic. | Sporty, casual elegance inspired by the French Riviera, blending precious and industrial materials. | 1936 | Global Conglomerate (LVMH) | France |
| Ippolita | An Italian-American designer who champions "cool enough to covet, classic enough to keep" jewelry, focusing on colorful, easy-to-wear pieces. | Effortless everyday luxury, vibrant color palettes, and handmade quality designed to be worn and layered. | 1999 | 51-200 employees | USA |
| Repossi | An Italian Maison, now based in Paris, known for its minimalist, architectural, and avant-garde designs that often play with negative space. | Architectural and intellectual design for the modern fashion-forward consumer. | 1957 | 51-200 employees | Italy / France |
| Wellendorff | A German family business famous for its silky-soft, handcrafted gold rope necklaces and spinning enamel rings. | Unmatched "Made in Germany" quality and craftsmanship, creating tactile and visually unique pieces. | 1893 | 51-200 employees | Germany |
| Ole Lynggaard | A Danish family-owned company and Purveyor to the Royal Danish Court, known for its bohemian-luxe designs and high-quality craftsmanship. | Scandinavian luxury with a bohemian spirit, impeccable craftsmanship, and nature-inspired designs. | 1963 | 201-500 employees | Denmark |
| Lalaounis | A Greek jeweler celebrated for reviving ancient Greek goldsmithing techniques, creating rich 18k and 22k gold jewelry. | A deep connection to Greek history and mythology, with masterful, hand-hammered goldwork. | 1969 | 51-200 employees | Greece |
| Tasaki | A premier Japanese jeweler, one of the few sightholders in Japan, known for its high-quality pearls and modern, edgy diamond designs. | A fusion of the finest Japanese pearls with avant-garde, high-fashion diamond design. | 1954 | 1,001-5,000 employees | Japan |
| Fernando Jorge | A Brazilian designer based in London, known for his sensual, organic, and distinctly modern designs that use locally sourced gemstones. | Laid-back sensuality and technical brilliance, capturing the effortless spirit of Brazil. | 2010 | Niche / Boutique | Brazil / UK |
| Suzanne Kalan | An American designer famous for her "Fireworks" collection, which uses custom-cut baguette diamonds in a seemingly scattered, yet perfectly set, arrangement. | A unique and dynamic aesthetic with its signature "Fireworks" setting for baguette gemstones. | 1988 | 51-200 employees | USA |
| Anita Ko | A Los Angeles-based designer creating contemporary and luxurious fine jewelry for the modern woman, loved by celebrities. | Modern, wearable luxury with a focus on quality and everyday diamond essentials. | 2006 | 11-50 employees | USA |
| Sophie Bille Brahe | A Copenhagen-based designer known for her poetic, story-driven, and minimalist fine jewelry, often using pearls in a modern context. | Scandinavian minimalism infused with poetic storytelling and a modern take on classic pearls. | 2011 | 11-50 employees | Denmark |
| John Hardy | An American brand founded in Bali, known for its intricate, hand-woven silver and gold jewelry inspired by Balinese art and culture. | Artisan-handcrafted Balinese jewelry that is both sustainable and powerfully expressive. | 1975 | 501-1,000 employees | Indonesia / USA |
| Vhernier | An Italian jeweler known for bold, sculptural, and minimalist designs with soft curves and innovative material combinations. | Italian avant-garde design, featuring bold shapes and surprising material pairings. | 1984 | 51-200 employees | Italy |
| Sidney Garber | A cherished American brand known for its classic, impeccably made fine jewelry. All profits are donated to charitable causes. | Timeless, luxurious designs with the unique proposition of being entirely for-purpose and philanthropic. | 1946 | 11-50 employees | USA |
| Roberto Coin | An Italian brand known for its prolific creativity and a signature small ruby hidden on the inside of each piece, a message of good wishes. | Boundless Italian creativity and a signature hidden ruby, offering a wide variety of styles. | 1996 | 201-500 employees | Italy |
| Temple St. Clair | An American designer known for her distinctive gold work and use of colorful gemstones, often featuring amulets and rock crystal designs. | Story-driven, amuletic jewelry that combines fine European craftsmanship with a modern American perspective. | 1986 | 51-200 employees | USA |
| Boodles | A prestigious British family-owned jeweler known for its quintessentially British design and high-quality diamonds. | British heritage and design excellence, focusing on unique, high-quality diamond pieces. | 1798 | 201-500 employees | UK |
| Wempe | A German family-owned jeweler and watch retailer, known for its classic, high-quality "Made in Germany" jewelry lines. | German precision and quality in both jewelry craftsmanship and customer service. | 1878 | 501-1,000 employees | Germany |
| Garrard | The first official Crown Jeweller of the UK, with a long history of serving the British Royal Family. Famous for creating Princess Diana's sapphire engagement ring. | Unparalleled British royal provenance and a legacy of creating historic, regal jewelry. | 1735 | 51-200 employees | UK |
Contemporary, DTC & Accessible Luxury
These brands have often leveraged social media and direct-to-consumer (DTC) models to build large followings. They focus on trends, wearability, and transparent pricing.
| Brand | Description | Value Proposition | Founded | Company Size | Country |
| Pandora | A global giant from Denmark famous for its customizable charm bracelets, allowing customers to create personalized jewelry. | Personalization, storytelling, and affordability, enabling self-expression through collectible charms. | 1982 | 10,001+ employees | Denmark |
| Swarovski | An Austrian brand world-famous for its precision-cut lead crystal (marketed as crystal glass) and, more recently, lab-grown diamonds. | Accessible glamour and sparkle through high-quality crystal, with a strong brand identity. | 1895 | 10,001+ employees | Austria |
| Mejuri | A Canadian DTC brand that pioneered the "fine jewelry for every day" movement, with weekly drops and transparent pricing. | High-quality, minimalist fine jewelry for everyday wear without the traditional luxury markups. | 2015 | 501-1,000 employees | Canada |
| Kendra Scott | An American lifestyle brand known for its colorful gemstones, customizable Color Bar™, and a focus on fashion, family, and philanthropy. | Colorful, customizable fashion jewelry at an accessible price point with a strong community focus. | 2002 | 1,001-5,000 employees | USA |
| Monica Vinader | A British brand specializing in demi-fine jewelry that can be stacked, styled, and engraved for personalization. Strong focus on sustainability. | Everyday, wearable luxury with a focus on personalization (engraving) and sustainable materials. | 2008 | 201-500 employees | UK |
| Missoma | A London-based DTC brand known for its gold-plated, layerable jewelry, popular with influencers and celebrities. | On-trend, layer-friendly demi-fine jewelry perfect for creating a "neck mess" or "ear stack." | 2008 | 51-200 employees | UK |
| Catbird | A Brooklyn-based brand that champions independent designers and is famous for its delicate, stackable rings and "zapped" welded bracelets. | Curated, delicate, and ethically sourced jewelry from independent designers with a cool, downtown aesthetic. | 2004 | 201-500 employees | USA |
| Aurate | A New York-based DTC brand offering sustainable, ethically sourced fine jewelry with a "buy what you believe in" philosophy. | Modern, minimalist designs made with sustainable materials and a lifetime guarantee. | 2015 | 51-200 employees | USA |
| Thomas Sabo | A German brand known for its sterling silver collections, Charm Club, and expressive, rock 'n' roll-inspired designs. | High-quality, expressive sterling silver jewelry with a focus on personal collecting and rebellious style. | 1984 | 1,001-5,000 employees | Germany |
| Alex and Ani | An American brand known for its expandable wire bangles featuring charms with positive energy and symbolic meaning. | Meaningful, symbolic jewelry designed to connect and empower, with a focus on positive energy. | 2004 | 501-1,000 employees | USA |
| Foundrae | A New York-based brand creating modern heirlooms based on a rich lexicon of symbols, from karma to strength. | Highly personal, symbolic jewelry that allows the wearer to tell their own story through a curated "medallion" language. | 2015 | 11-50 employees | USA |
| Jacquie Aiche | A Los Angeles designer whose bohemian-luxe jewelry, including body chains and gemstone amulets, is a favorite among celebrities like Rihanna. | A blend of Native American and Middle Eastern heritage, creating sensual, bohemian, and spiritual pieces. | 2007 | 11-50 employees | USA |
| Maria Tash | A New York-based piercer and designer who revolutionized the "curated ear," offering high-end, delicate earrings designed for multiple piercings. | The ultimate destination for luxury piercing and a "curated ear," combining expert service with fine jewelry. | 1993 | 201-500 employees | USA |
| Gorjana | A California-based brand known for its delicate, layerable, and affordable gold jewelry with a laid-back, quintessentially Californian vibe. | Effortless, lightweight, and layerable jewelry with a Southern California aesthetic at an accessible price. | 2004 | 201-500 employees | USA |
| Ana Luisa | A carbon-neutral DTC jewelry brand from Brooklyn focused on transparently created, sustainable pieces. | Sustainably crafted, on-trend jewelry for the environmentally conscious consumer. | 2015 | 51-200 employees | USA |
| Jennifer Meyer | A Los Angeles designer whose understated, chic gold jewelry is designed to be a seamless part of a woman's life. Known for nameplate necklaces. | Understated, personal, and effortlessly chic jewelry designed for everyday wearability. | 2005 | 11-50 employees | USA |
| Astley Clarke | A British brand that offers refined, colorful, and easy-to-wear demi-fine jewelry, including lockets and friendship bracelets. | Intelligent, refined design that brings a touch of color and personality to everyday luxury. | 2006 | 51-200 employees | UK |
| Jennifer Fisher | Known for her chunky gold hoops and personalized dog tag necklaces, this NYC designer creates statement jewelry that is both bold and timeless. | Bold, sculptural, and personalizable "statement essentials" beloved by the fashion industry. | 2005 | 11-50 employees | USA |
| Lagos | An American brand famous for its signature "Caviar" beading, a textured design of sterling silver beads that is both iconic and versatile. | The signature Caviar texture, offering a unique tactile and visual appeal in classic, wearable designs. | 1977 | 201-500 employees | USA |
| Zoe Chicco | LA-based designer creating delicate, modern, and personalizable fine jewelry that is made to be lived in and layered. | Delicate, personal, and modern fine jewelry that is perfect for layering and everyday wear. | 2000 | 11-50 employees | USA |
Major Retailers & Global Market Leaders
This category includes large corporate groups and their flagship retail brands, which have a massive presence in malls and online across the globe.
| Brand | Description | Value Proposition | Founded | Company Size | Country |
| Signet Jewelers | The world's largest retailer of diamond jewelry, parent company to Kay, Zales, Jared, Blue Nile, and more. | A vast portfolio of brands offering jewelry for every occasion and price point, dominating the US market. | 1949 | 10,001+ employees | USA / UK |
| Kay Jewelers | (Signet) One of the largest mall-based jewelry chains in the US, known for the slogan "Every Kiss Begins with Kay." | Accessible, mainstream diamond and fine jewelry for life's biggest moments (engagements, anniversaries). | 1916 | 10,001+ employees (Signet) | USA |
| Zales | (Signet) Known as "The Diamond Store," another major mall-based retailer focusing on diamond jewelry and bridal collections. | A wide selection of diamond jewelry, with a focus on bridal and accessible fashion pieces. | 1924 | 10,001+ employees (Signet) | USA |
| Jared | (Signet) The higher-end, off-mall concept from Signet, offering a broader selection of loose diamonds, designer brands, and custom work. | A more premium and service-oriented experience than mall stores, with a larger selection. | 1993 | 10,001+ employees (Signet) | USA |
| Blue Nile | (Signet) One of the original online pioneers for selling diamonds and engagement rings, disrupting the industry with transparency and a large inventory. | A vast online inventory of certified loose diamonds, empowering customers to build their own ring. | 1999 | 10,001+ employees (Signet) | USA |
| James Allen | (Signet) An online retailer that innovated with 360° high-definition videos of its actual diamonds, enhancing the online buying experience. | Superior online visualization technology, allowing customers to inspect diamonds up close from home. | 2006 | 10,001+ employees (Signet) | USA |
| Tanishq | One of India's largest and most trusted jewelry brands, a division of the Tata Group, known for its wide range and purity assurance. | Trust, purity, and a vast range of designs that cater to every Indian occasion, from weddings to daily wear. | 1994 | 10,001+ employees (Titan Co.) | India |
| Chow Tai Fook | A Hong Kong-based jewelry conglomerate, one of the world's largest by revenue, with a massive retail presence in Greater China. | Immense scale, trust, and a focus on pure gold and diamond jewelry for the Chinese market. | 1929 | 10,001+ employees | Hong Kong |
| Kalyan Jewellers | A major Indian jewelry retail chain with a strong presence in India and the Middle East, known for its hyperlocal, region-specific advertising. | Trust and transparency with a focus on regional Indian wedding jewelry designs. | 1993 | 5,001-10,000 employees | India |
| Malabar Gold & Diamonds | A major jewelry group based in India with a vast international presence, especially in the Middle East and Southeast Asia. | A wide array of traditional and contemporary designs with a promise of fair pricing and transparency. | 1993 | 10,001+ employees | India |
More Niche, Cult, & Influential Designers (Completing the 100)
| Brand | Description | Value Proposition | Founded | Company Size | Country |
| Irene Neuwirth | LA designer known for her one-of-a-kind pieces with a whimsical and raw, yet refined, use of vibrant gemstones. | Fresh, vibrant, and unique creations that feel personal and joyful. | 2003 | 11-50 employees | USA |
| Nikos Koulis | A Greek designer known for his architectural, sharp, and innovative designs that often mix diamonds with black enamel and colored stones. | Art Deco modernism with a sharp, graphic, and uniquely Mediterranean sensibility. | 2006 | 51-200 employees | Greece |
| Spinelli Kilcollin | LA-based brand famous for its interconnected "Galaxy" rings, which can be worn stacked on one finger or across several. | Innovative and versatile design with the iconic, multi-wear Galaxy ring. | 2010 | 11-50 employees | USA |
| Delfina Delettrez | A fourth-generation Fendi, this Italian designer is known for her surrealist and anatomical-inspired fine jewelry. | Avant-garde, surrealist designs that challenge traditional jewelry forms. | 2007 | 11-50 employees | Italy |
| Brooke Gregson | London/LA designer known for her astrology and silk-woven bracelets, with a bohemian, earthy aesthetic. | A spiritual, astrological connection with a focus on hand-made textures and natural stones. | 2002 | 11-50 employees | UK / USA |
| Eva Fehren | NYC designer with a sharp, geometric, and edgy aesthetic, known for her "X" rings and blackened gold. | A modern, architectural, and quietly rebellious take on fine jewelry. | 2011 | 11-50 employees | USA |
| Pascale Monvoisin | Parisian designer whose work has a bohemian, talismanic quality, often mixing precious materials with shells, turquoise, and bakelite. | A perfectly imperfect, bohemian-chic aesthetic that feels like a treasured discovery. | 2009 | 11-50 employees | France |
| WWAKE | NYC-based brand known for its delicate, ethereal opal and diamond contour rings, with a strong focus on sustainable practices. | Delicate, otherworldly designs with a commitment to sustainable and traceable materials. | 2012 | 11-50 employees | USA |
| EF Collection | Designer Emily Faith's brand of delicate, chic, and affordable fine jewelry, perfect for layering. | Attainable fine jewelry with a focus on delicate, on-trend, and wearable pieces. | 2010 | 11-50 employees | USA |
| Dana Rebecca Designs | Chicago-based brand offering "everyday luxury," with classic, wearable diamond pieces. | Timeless, accessible diamond jewelry designed to be worn every day. | 2007 | 11-50 employees | USA |
| Shay | A mother-daughter duo from LA creating bold, diamond-heavy jewelry with a vintage-meets-modern, punk-luxe vibe. | Statement-making, diamond-intensive designs with a glamorous, edgy attitude. | 2002 | 11-50 employees | USA |
| Mateo | A self-taught designer from Jamaica, now in NYC, known for his modern, minimalist, and art-inspired fine jewelry, especially with pearls. | Modern, minimalist elegance with an artistic sensibility, particularly in its use of pearls. | 2009 | 1-10 employees | USA |
| Lito | A Greek designer known for her surreal "evil eye" talismans and futuristic, eclectic collections. | A playful, surrealist approach to ancient talismans and futuristic design. | 2007 | 11-50 employees | Greece |
| Selim Mouzannar | A Beirut-based jeweler whose work is inspired by Ottoman architecture and the vibrant spirit of his city. | A rich blend of heritage and modernity with exceptional colored gemstones. | 1993 | 11-50 employees | Lebanon |
| Yvonne Léon | Parisian designer known for her playful, vintage-inspired jewelry with a quirky mix of diamonds, pearls, and colorful stones. | Whimsical Parisian chic with a playful, unexpected twist on vintage designs. | 2012 | 11-50 employees | France |
| Octavia Elizabeth | LA-based brand known for its classic, weighty, hand-hammered gold jewelry designed to be worn for a lifetime. | Classic, substantial, and impeccably handcrafted gold jewelry for modern heirlooms. | 2016 | 1-10 employees | USA |
| Dinh Van | A French jeweler who broke from tradition to create minimalist, essentialist jewelry with motifs like the handcuff clasp ("Menottes"). | Design-led, minimalist French jewelry that is both practical and iconic. | 1965 | 51-200 employees | France |
| Stone and Strand | An online retailer offering fun, affordable, and on-trend fine jewelry from a mix of in-house and female-led designer brands. | Accessible, on-trend fine jewelry for the next generation of collectors. | 2013 | 11-50 employees | USA |
| Mizuki | NYC-based, Tokyo-born designer known for her fluid, sensual, and minimalist designs, often pairing diamonds with pearls. | A sensual, minimalist aesthetic that balances New York edge with Japanese elegance. | 1996 | 11-50 employees | USA |
| Poiray | A French jewelry house known for its playful, interchangeable rings and watches and its iconic heart motif. | Playful, customizable, and unabashedly feminine Parisian jewelry. | 1975 | 51-200 employees | France |
| Marla Aaron | NYC designer who turned hardware into fine jewelry with her functional, carabiner-style "Locks" that connect chains and charms. | Industrial-chic hardware re-imagined as functional, luxurious, and collectible fine jewelry. | 2013 | 11-50 employees | USA |
| Robinson Pelham | A colorful and creative British fine jeweler, famous for designing Kate Middleton's wedding earrings. | Colorful, bespoke, and distinctly British fine jewelry with royal approval. | 1996 | 11-50 employees | UK |
| Alison Lou | NYC designer known for her playful, cheeky, and emoji-inspired fine jewelry. | Fun, whimsical, and luxurious jewelry that doesn't take itself too seriously. | 2012 | 11-50 employees | USA |
| Diane Kordas | London-based designer known for her modern talismans and protective amulets, often with a rock 'n' roll edge. | Modern, protective amulets with a sophisticated, edgy aesthetic. | 2000 | 11-50 employees | UK |
| Todd Reed | An American designer who pioneered the use of raw, uncut diamonds, creating ruggedly beautiful, one-of-a-kind pieces. | Celebrating the raw, natural beauty of diamonds and recycled metals. | 1992 | 51-200 employees | USA |
| Cadar | A New York-based high jewelry brand known for its modern, kinetic, and exquisitely engineered gold designs. | Modern American high jewelry with a focus on movement, light, and engineering. | 2015 | 11-50 employees | USA |
| Shaun Leane | A British designer known for his long-time collaboration with Alexander McQueen, creating dramatic, avant-garde, and sculptural pieces. | A fusion of high fashion and fine jewelry, creating pieces that are both romantic and rebellious. | 1999 | 11-50 employees | UK |
| Ileana Makri | A Greek designer whose jewelry is inspired by symbols, mythology, and the "evil eye," with a global, sophisticated aesthetic. | Mystical symbols and multicultural influences translated into sophisticated, wearable jewelry. | 1996 | 11-50 employees | Greece |
| Goossens | A Parisian couture jeweler, now part of Chanel's Métiers d'Art, known for its sculptural, baroque, and 24k gold-dipped creations. | Couture craftsmanship with a bold, sculptural aesthetic, bridging costume and fine jewelry. | 1950 | 51-200 employees (Chanel) | France |
| Azlee | An LA-based brand known for modern, architectural fine jewelry with a strong commitment to ocean conservation. | Modern, heirloom-quality jewelry with a distinct philanthropic purpose. | 2015 | 1-10 employees | USA |
| Ofira | The sister brand to celebrity jeweler Lorraine Schwartz, offering bold, edgy, and often colorful jewels beloved by Hollywood. | Red-carpet-worthy, bold, and edgy designs with a major celebrity following. | 2018 | (Part of Lorraine Schwartz) | USA |
| Walters Faith | A brand known for its modern take on classic British and Art Deco motifs, creating bold yet wearable gold and diamond jewelry. | Modern heirlooms that blend timeless design with contemporary wearability. | 2013 | 11-50 employees | USA |
| Brent Neale | NYC designer creating whimsical, colorful, and nostalgic jewelry inspired by the 60s and 70s, known for her mushroom and flower motifs. | Playful, colorful, and expertly crafted jewelry that sparks joy and nostalgia. | 2017 | 1-10 employees | USA |
| Lauren Rubinski | Parisian designer famous for her bold, lightweight, hollow gold chain necklaces and bracelets. | The ultimate statement chain: bold, lightweight, and effortlessly chic. | 2018 | 1-10 employees | France |
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