Hong Kong Jewellery Shops: Online & Independent Designers And Stores

Up your accessories game with our guide to Hong Kong jewellery shops and brands, featuring our favourite online stores and independent designers.

We may be a little biased here but for us, no look is complete without an accessory (or two!) to bring it all together — enter our ultimate guide to Hong Kong jewellery shops. From the most creative independent designers to online jewellery store gems and a few fine jewellery picks, these options (covering all budgets!) will have you accessorised to perfection in no time with a full range of earrings, rings, necklaces, bracelets and more…

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Valentina Fine Jewellery – Multi-award-winning, fine jewellery brand from Hong Kong

Offering ready-to-ship and bespoke jewellery, Valentina Fine Jewellery is proudly homegrown. It specialises in making unique jewellery designs, from one-off engagement rings to cocktail rings and ring and ear jackets. Its Hong Kong atelier prides itself on its exceptional service and unparalleled craftsmanship as it brings to life designer Anastasia’s creations. The team works with rare pink diamonds and Colombian emeralds to create modern designs that are sure to wow the wearer and all around her! Shop Valentina Fine Jewellery’s signature styles and ready-to-ship jewellery on its website.

Get 10% off ready-to-ship items with the code IAMSASSY, valid until Wednesday, 13 August, 2025.

Valentina Fine Jewellery, 9542 0034, Instagram: @valentinafinejewellery, www.valentinafine.com

Splitting Colours Jewellery — Everyday fine jewellery specialising in natural bicolour gemstones

An independent jewellery brand based in Hong Kong, Splitting Colours Jewellery specialises in all-occasion fine jewellery using natural bicolour gemstones. The brand’s signature designs centre around bicolour tourmaline, with Watermelon Tourmaline consistently being its clients’ favourite gemstone, and The Traverse and The Satellite being the brand’s most featured collections. Each of these 18-karat pieces is unique with varied combination of colours and levels of colour intensity due to the bi-colour gemstones, and we think the rings make stunning engagement rings!

Use the code SASSY2025 to get $200 off any online purchase of regular-priced items. Valid until Sunday, 31 August, 2025. Visit one of its retail locations, or schedule a private appointment to check out its latest gemstone library and to discuss your next desired bespoke jewellery piece with designer Ms. Vincee Yip.

Splitting Colours Jewellery (Tsim Sha Tsui), Level 3, Eslite Spectrum, 3 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Splitting Colours Jewellery (Causeway Bay), G33-35, 5 Hoi Ping Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, 9343 0556, Instagram: @splittingcoloursjewellery, splittingcolours.com

Nyrelle — Ethically-made modern fine jewellery

Boutique brand Nyrelle is committed to 100 percent traceable fine jewellery, with a range of modern classic pieces that feature only ethically-sourced gems, recycled gold, fairtrade silver and KP-certified conflict-free diamonds while working exclusively with partners who provide their employees with safe and fair working conditions.

Nyrelle, www.nyrelle.com

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Nishita Fine Jewelry – Ethical homegrown brand offering bespoke and personalised jewellery and more

Offering sustainable and affordable pieces with exquisite craftsmanship, Nishita Fine Jewelry’s designs embody a modern sensibility, wearability and understated elegance. Shop everyday jewellery as well as more luxe, bespoke creations for special occasions. Nishita also offers upcycling heirloom pieces to give passed-down jewellery a modern and refreshing touch.

Nishita Fine Jewelry, Peninsula Square, 18 Sung On Street, Hung Hom, Kowloon, Hong Kong (by appointment), 6898 5551, Instagram: @nishitafinejewelry

éclater jewellery — Affordable minimalist and classic jewellery based in Hong Kong

A Team Sassy go-to! Hong Kong independent brand éclater jewellery features minimalist and chunky classic jewellery designs in stainless steel and sterling silver with rose gold and gold polish options. We’re big fans of the unique ear cuffs, as well as the delicate rings featuring pearls and cubic zirconia.

éclater jewellery, eclaterjewellery.com

AS29 — Modern fine jewellery brand with celebrity fans

This Hong Kong-based online label creates unique jewellery pieces with a rebellious edge. You’ll be in good company when shopping here: celebrity fans of AS29 include the likes of Beyoncé, Michelle Obama and Bella Hadid.

AS29, as29.com

niin — Sustainable and environmentally-friendly jewellery brand

Earthy, artsy and elegant are just a few of the words used to describe the jewellery at niin. Designer Jeanine Hsu uses materials such as stones, shells and wood to make jewellery creations that are both naturally beautiful and environmentally sustainable or recycled.

niin, various stockists across Hong Kong, niinstyle.com

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FIERCE — Hong Kong-based designer with chain-based jewellery

Designed and made by Nicole Law (and as her IG bio says, her mom!), FIERCE STUDIO sells too-cool unisex chain jewellery. Modern and chunky, these pieces are Hong Kong celebrity-approved — you’re sure to spot a necklace or two at a live music gig or concert, on the singers on stage and in the crowd.

FIERCE STUDIO, www.fiercestudio.co

Gosia Orlowska Designs — Affordable East-meets-West modern jewellery

Combining the best of impeccable Asian craftsmanship with timeless European flair, Gosia Orlowska Designs brings us intentional modern jewellery at wallet-friendly prices. We especially love the simple, minimalist pieces here.

Gosia Orlowska Designs, gosiaorlowska.com

Obellery – A range of eclectic jewellery by various local jewellers and artists

A popular choice for Hong Kong couples when it comes to wedding bands and engagement rings, Obellery houses some of the most stunning jewellery pieces crafted by local artisans – take your time and choose wisely!

Obellery, PMQ- Block B, Shop H402-H403, No.35 Aberdeen Street, Central, Hong Kong, 2155 4198, obellery.com

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HK Palette – Quirky Hong Kong-themed earrings for the nostalgic

Mamee noodles, Hot & Spicy chips, VLT – these Hong Kong staples take the form of cute, dainty jewellery at HK Palette. These handmade pieces make the perfect parting gift, but let’s be honest only the most disciplined will shy away from making an impulsive purchase for themselves!

HK Palette, www.instagram.com/hkpalette.earring

Chérie Jewels – Affordable diamonds, gemstones and 18k gold for everyday wear

Shop diamond rings without it reaching a five-digit or six-digit price tag as well as every day wear necklaces and bracelets. Chérie Jewels also offers bespoke jewellery services to create one-of-a-kind pieces that won’t break the bank.

Chérie Jewels, Shop 265, L2, Mira Place 2, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, www.cheriejewels.hk

L’Dezen — Eye-catching modern fine jewellery brand

Created by one of our That Girls Payal Shah, L’Dezen specialises in functional fine jewellery that is thoughtfully designed and one-of-a-kind. From 18-carat hand-made rose-cut diamond earrings to statement flower rings, the jewellery pieces are an investment that will pay off for years to come.

L’Dezen, ldezen.com

Openroom Jewelry — Affordable independent Hong Kong jewellery brand

Openroom Jewelry is young and fresh, with hearts, crescents and snakes, plenty of chunky and textured earrings and cuffs, stacked rings, delicate necklaces and more. Plus, you can shop for hypoallergenic surgical steel alongside 925 silver and gold-plated pieces.

Openroom Jewelry, www.openroomjewelry.com

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Silversmith — Handcrafted and custom-made silver jewellery

If you’re into silver stunners then you’ll love Ivan Leung’s handcrafted jewellery pieces. Remember, if there isn’t anything that catches your eye immediately, Ivan can custom-create a jewellery design specially for you.

Silversmith, various locations across Hong Kong, www.silversmith.com.hk

Ways Out Hong Kong — Ethical independent jewellery brand that supports NGOs

Ways Out Hong Kong turns trash into treasure, upcycling household waste into beautiful jewellery pieces. The local initiative employs underprivileged women, empowering them to take control of their lives with craft skills and financial rewards. Plus, a part of the proceeds from sales goes to charities like Mother’s Choice and Feeding Hong Kong.

Ways Out Hong Kong, www.waysouthk.com

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Ryder Diamonds — Bespoke diamond jeweller in Hong Kong with its own on-site atelier

Looking for a truly unique independent jeweller? Ryder Diamonds is a bespoke jeweller in Hong Kong — with its own on-site atelier! Ryder specialises in diamonds, giving you access to ethically-sourced gems at the most competitive prices in town plus expert advice throughout the buying process. The brand also boasts a signature collection of timeless ready-to-wear pieces for any special occasion.

Ryder Diamonds, 2805 2589, www.ryderdiamonds.com

Mori — Independent jewellery designer specialising in dainty, delicate pieces

Adorned with natural diamonds and colourful gemstones, Mori’s carefully crafted fine jewellery pieces will add a subtle sparkle to your day-to-day ensembles. Unique ear offerings here include too-cool ear cuffs and flat-back earrings. Purchase in pairs or on their own to mix and match — and then check out the customisable “Your Own Words” collection, where staff in-store can create a personalised gift that spells your or a loved one’s name out in bling.

Mori, 62 Lee Garden Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, 9090 7273, www.mymori.co

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Editor’s Note: “Your Guide To Hong Kong Jewellery Shops: Online & Independent Designers We Love” was originally written by Lauren Yee and was most recently updated in August, 2024 by Fashila Kanakka with thanks to Sakina Abidi for her contribution.