Looking to shop local jewellery brands in Bali? In this 2026 jewellery shopping guide, we show you where to shop meaningful pieces across the island.
Bali is synonymous with craftsmanship, so shopping for jewellery here is a real treat. International designers have made the island their creative base, alongside all the gorgeous Indonesian jewellery brands honing their craft and making use of Bali’s local materials and artisans.
The island has been a silversmithing centre for generations, and Celuk (a village in Gianyar about 40 minutes from Seminyak), has been turning out gold and silver long before the first boutiques opened on Jl. Petitenget. Today, you’ll find ethical jewellery made from recycled metals and traceable gemstones, alongside Balinese artisans who have done this for their whole working lives. Whatever you shop, a piece of jewellery bought in Bali comes with a full story behind it.
Why trust this guide:
I’m Louise, and I’ve lived in Bali for more than 14 years. Jewellery is still one of the few things I recommend buying here without hesitation, and all the brands on this list are special in their own way. They each design their own pieces (rather than reselling), and their physical Bali stores mean you can walk in and browse the collections in-person. I’ve left out the market-stall resellers and the pop-ups, and each entry has the address, opening hours and what the brand is best for, so you can build your shopping itinerary around the best jewellery stores near you.
Looking to fill up your shopping cart? Check out our other Bali shopping guides:
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- Seminyak’s Top Fashion Stores & Boutiques
- Uluwatu Shopping Guide
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Ethical and recycled jewellery brands in Bali
1. Ananda Soul
Ethically made gemstone jewellery empowering women through mindful, sustainable design.
Ananda Soul was founded in Ubud in 2008 by Christina Zipperlen, now with three beautiful Bali stores (in Ubud, Uluwatu and Sanur) plus countless collab stores inside some of Bali’s most luxurious resorts.
The brand was born out of an admiration and appreciation for women, so Christina set out on a mission to make them shine. She wanted to create beautiful rings, necklaces, bracelets and earrings that remind women of their beauty, strength and wisdom, and she’s done exactly that.
But that’s not all. Ananda Soul also makes a positive impact by sourcing recycled, sustainable and low-impact materials, all while giving back to local communities and treating their team like family. This is feel-good jewellery at its best. And psst – get 5% off with the code honeycombers5!
The vibe: Gorgeous gold and silver pieces centred by gemstones, detailed designs and decorative beads.
Instagram: @anandasoulcreations
Address: Stores located in Ubud, Uluwatu & Sanur
Opening hours: Daily from 10am – 9.30pm
2. Luna & Rose
Zero-waste, recycled-silver jewellery crafted sustainably with love in Bali.
Sustainability and zero-waste is at the heart of this beloved Bali brand. The stunning necklaces, earrings, rings, charms and bracelets from Luna & Rose all use recycled silver in a closed-loop production concept. They even use compostable packaging, all the while supporting local artisans right here in Bali. Within the Echo Beach boutique, you’ll also find cute tees, scarfs and wallets made from organic cotton and natural plant fibres. All of this, and that’s before we mention how truly beautiful each Luna & Rose piece is.
The vibe: Top quality chains, hoops, rings and necklaces to mix and match – or to wear alone for a more dainty look.
Instagram: @luna.androse
Address: Jl Pantai Batu Mejan No.69, Canggu
Opening hours: Daily from 9am – 8pm
3. Carina Hardy
Ethically handcrafted jewellery celebrating womanhood through bold, empowering design.
Taking jewellery beyond simple aesthetics, Carina Hardy is a celebration of what it means to be a woman. Each piece is thoughtfully and ethically handcrafted by master artisans on the island, taking inspiration from the beautifully diverse shapes of a woman’s body. Whether you’re putting on Carina Hardy’s 100% sterling silver studs or a 22-carat gold-plated brooch, you’ll look and feel empowered like the Wonder Woman you are. And the best bit is, you’ll feel great about shopping at their studio, because 10% of each purchase goes to women’s health initiatives, planned parenthood and Bumi Sehat in Bali.
The vibe: Intricate and elegant gold-plated and sterling silver pieces that are inspired by women’s bodies and celebrate womanhood.
Instagram: @carinahardy.studio
Address: Jl Baung, Sayan, Ubud
Opening hours: Daily from 11am – 9pm
Crystal and spiritual jewellery in Bali
4. Anna Michielan
Crystal jewellery handcrafted in Bali, with natural gemstones, personal meaning and energetic qualities.
Personal, timeless and beautifully rooted in Bali, Anna Michielan Jewelry feels more like a meaningful keepsake than a holiday souvenir. Founded in Bali in 1996 by Italian designer Anna Michielan, this “House of Crystals” creates elegant, handcrafted pieces using natural gemstones and crystals, from bracelets and malas to rings, earrings and one-of-a-kind necklaces.
Anna brings more than 50 years of beadwork and jewellery-making experience to her designs. Every piece is handmade in Bali by skilled Balinese women artisans, with stones selected individually for their beauty, character and energetic qualities.
I’d recommend visiting the showroom in-person to really get a feel for the brand and to see the craftsmanship up-close. You’ll find a much wider selection than what’s available online, and you might even experience what Anna calls “the calling of the crystal” – that intuitive feeling of being naturally drawn to a particular stone or piece.
The vibe: Earthy gemstones, elegant silhouettes and a touch of bohemian mysticism – jewellery that feels effortlessly chic, with a deeper meaning behind every stone.
Instagram: @annamichielan.jewelry
Address: Jl Raya Kerobokan No.86A, Kerobokan
Opening hours: Daily, 10am–6.30pm
Luxury and heirloom jewellery in Bali
5. John Hardy
Handcrafted sustainable jewellery blending Balinese artistry with timeless luxury design.
John Hardy has been hand-weaving sterling silver in Bali since 1975 and sells from two Bali locations: the Seminyak boutique on Jl. Raya Petitenget and the Kapal Bamboo Boutique at its Mambal workshop. It’s Bali’s very own luxury jewellery brand that honours the island’s rich culture and traditions through intricate, hand-crafted creations. Each piece is like wearable art, meticulously hand-weaved one delicate link at a time. It’s wholly sustainable and strictly ethical, so you’ll treasure your John Hardy piece forever.
My latest obsession is the Spear 50 collection. It celebrates five decades of local craftsmanship, using a vintage-inspired, flex-cuff design crafted from NASA-grade titanium and reclaimed silver. I love the hand-carved motifs, luxe finishes, and the mix of age-old artisanal heritage with high-tech innovation.
The vibe: High-end, sustainable pieces that use reclaimed silver, gold and ethical gems.
Instagram: @johnhardybali
Address: Jl Raya Petitenget & Jl Raya Mambal Br. Baturning No.1
Opening hours: Daily from 10am – 6pm
6. Sunaka Jewelry
Elegant gold and silver heirlooms that honour Bali’s craftsmanship and culture.
Sunaka Jewelry was founded in Celuk, a village in Bali known for gold and silver craftsmanship, and works in both traditional and modern techniques. It’s one of Bali’s finest jewellery brands, inspired by culture and nature.
Each precise piece of jewellery uses both traditional and modern techniques, creating only the finest and most elegant silver and gold jewellery that preserves Bali’s ancestral heritage. The result? Exquisite creations you’ll want to show off at every special occasion.
The vibe: Fine, heritage pieces that are designed to be preserved and passed down through generations.
Instagram: @sunaka_jewelry
Address: Jl Raya Celuk, Celuk, Sukawati
Opening hours: Daily from 9am – 5pm
7. Tulola
Contemporary Indonesian jewellery blending cultural heritage with modern sophistication.
If you’re looking for subtle but statement style, then look no further than Tulola jewellery. The hip design duo behind Tulola explored Indonesia’s rich heritage to bring us intricate golds, pearls and gemstones. Their contemporary range of earrings, rings, necklaces, bangles, bracelets and hair accessories are timeless, created right here on the island and made with love and quality.
The vibe: Modern, luxurious jewellery with delicate designs for special occasions.
Instagram: @tuloladesigns
Address: Jl Raya Seminyak, Seminyak
Opening hours: Daily from 11am – 8pm
Fine gemstones and engagement rings in Bali
8. Gardens of the Sun
Ethical, handcrafted jewellery using conflict-free diamonds and sustainable gold.
Gardens of the Sun is a certified B Corp that sources gold from artisanal miners in Borneo and hand-forges its pieces in Java. “Everything that glitters should be guilt free” is the honourable ethos of this Bali-based ethical jewellery brand. They believe beautiful jewellery shouldn’t have an ugly impact, so they’ve created close, personal relationships with every artisan and every person in their supply chain.
The pieces are often one-of-a-kind, made with conflict-free diamonds and ethical jewels. The result? Glittering engagement rings, custom birthstone bracelets, sparkling diamond earrings and one-off wedding bands – all created guilt-free.
The vibe: Colourful gemstones, custom styles, and everything from simple wabi-sabi wedding bands to elaborate diamond-covered engagement rings.
Instagram: @gardensofthesun
Address: Jl Kanda No.15B, Sanur
Opening Hours: Monday to Friday, 10am – 4pm
9. Jemme
High-end gemstone and diamond pieces designed to dazzle with bold, timeless beauty.
Often described as a jewellery lovers’ paradise, Jemme is one of the island’s most visited jewellery meccas. This high-end jewellery destination showcases more bling than Beyoncé on stage. There’s no shortage of classic favourites here, with to-die-for diamond bracelets, bright gemstone rings and bold bejewelling in every colour and design imaginable. Choose from diamonds galore: white, yellow, blue, pink, green, champagne, black and more. It’s true what they say: diamonds really are a girl’s best friend – so when it comes to Jemme, it’s lucky we want lots of BFFs in our life!
The vibe: Big, bold and beautiful bejewelled pieces for special occasions.
Instagram: @jemmebali
Address: Jl Petitenget No. 28, Seminyak
Opening hours: Daily from 11am – 11pm
Everyday, gifting and stacking jewellery
10. Monsieur Blonde
Parisian-inspired handmade jewellery fusing vintage glamour with island bohemian flair.
Is this a vintage Parisian jewellery parlour, or one of the hottest island-born brands to come out of Bali? Just one step inside Monsieur Blonde and you’re transported to a chic and oh-so feminine setting of shimmering golds, sparkling silver and twinkling gemstones, backdropped by a boutique line of delicate lingerie that epitomises timeless, French elegance.
This fine line of handmade jewellery merges vintage styles with modern flair, mixing the owner’s French heritage with fine East-Asian antique ornaments.
The vibe: Dazzling gold, silver and gem-studded jewellery for ladies and gents with a modern-bohemian heart.
Instagram: @_monsieurblonde_
Address: Stores located in Ubud, Seminyak & Berawa
Opening hours: Daily from 9am – 9pm
11. Stacked by Celeste
A piercing studio and Canggu jewellery brand, built for the gym, ocean and everyday stacking.
Stacked by Celeste is a luxury, London-born jewellery brand by Celeste Starre, featured in global fashion bibles like Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, Vanity Fair and ELLE. Each piece is influenced by nature, culture and ancient legends, with a keen focus on the local-ethical movement. Think recycled gold and dedicated tree-planting with every order. Even A-list celebs like Rihanna, Miley Cyrus, Blake Lively and Gigi Hadid have been Stacked by Celeste!
The vibe: Bohemian chic with an air of elegance and Bali’s magical vibes.
Instagram: @stackedbyceleste
Address: Jl Nelayan No.29, Canggu
Opening hours: Daily from 9am – 6pm
12. Erika Peña
Statement-making, globally adored jewellery that fuses culture, confidence and couture.
If you haven’t heard of Erika Peña, you might want to get out from under that rock you’ve been hiding under. Having graced the covers of InStyle and Vogue for her jewellery line, and having worked with celebs like Rihanna and Beyoncé, it’s not hard to see why Erika Peña’s designs are so popular. The signature fringe earrings fuse ethereal styling with a modern bohemian-tinged aesthetic, portraying Erika’s multi-cultural upbringing and always-unique style.
The vibe: Big and bold statement earrings that you won’t find anywhere else.
Instagram: @erikapenaofficial
Address: Stores located in Ubud, Canggu & Berawa
Opening hours: Daily from 10am
13. Joy Jewellery Bali
Playful, summery, and inspired by love, luck and Bali’s vibrant spirit.
Joy Jewellery really does describes this iconic Bali favourite – an eye-catching and trendy brand with a sparkly hint of bohemian-playfulness. Combining island styles with her Dutch roots, owner and creator Jenny de Blecourt handcrafts her designs using beads, charms, and high-quality 925 sterling silver, showcasing themes such as love, luck, peace and friendship.
Inspired by thecolourful cultures of Indonesia, Joy Jewellery is fun and playful, featuring angels, hearts, butterflies, Buddhas and colourful beads. So many tempting beauties!
The vibe: Eye-catching and playful pieces for everyday wear.
Instagram: @joy.jewellerybali
Address: Jl Drupadi No.6, Seminyak
Opening hours: Daily from 9am – 6pm
Did I miss any? Send us a DM on Instagram or email me on louise@thehoneycombers.com to share your favourites!
FAQs On Jewellery Shopping In Bali
What are the best local jewellery brands in Bali?
The best local jewellery brands in Bali are John Hardy for hand-woven sterling silver, Sunaka Jewelry for Celuk-made heirloom pieces, Ananda Soul for ethically sourced gemstones, Luna & Rose for recycled silver, Gardens of the Sun for conflict-free engagement rings, Tulola for Indonesian heritage design, and Anna Michielan for crystal jewellery. All design their own pieces and have physical stores in Bali.
Where can I buy silver jewellery in Bali?
Celuk, a village in Sukawati, Gianyar, is Bali's silver centre and has been since 1915. Jl. Raya Celuk is lined with showrooms and working workshops, including Sunaka Jewelry. For silver from designer brands rather than workshops, Luna & Rose in Canggu works in recycled sterling silver, Joy Jewellery in Seminyak works in 925, and John Hardy has boutiques in Seminyak and at its Mambal workshop.
Is Bali silver real silver, and what does 925 mean?
925 means sterling silver: 92.5% pure silver, with the remaining 7.5% usually copper. Pure silver is too soft to hold a setting, so 925 is the standard for rings, chains and settings worldwide, not a Bali-specific grade. Reputable Bali brands stamp their pieces 925. If a piece isn't stamped, ask before you buy, and be wary of prices that look low for the weight, which usually means silver plate over a base metal rather than solid silver.
Is jewellery cheaper in Bali?
It depends on what you're buying. Handmade silver from local Bali brands is generally better value than comparable handmade work in Australia, Singapore or the UK, because the design, the metalwork and the labour all happen on the island. International luxury brands price globally, so a John Hardy piece costs roughly what a luxury piece costs anywhere.
Can you bargain for jewellery in Bali?
Not at the branded boutiques in this guide. Prices there are fixed and marked, the same as any retail store. In Celuk showrooms and at markets it varies by shop.
Where is Celuk village and is it worth visiting?
Celuk is in Sukawati, Gianyar, about 20 minutes south of Ubud and on the main Denpasar to Ubud road. It's worth the stop if you want to see silver being made rather than just sold, or if you want a piece made to your own design. Some workshops there have been run by the same family for four generations. It also sits near Sukawati Art Market, so the two pair well in one trip.
Are there eco-friendly and ethical jewellery brands in Bali?
Yes. Luna & Rose in Canggu works in recycled silver on a closed-loop system with compostable packaging. Ananda Soul sources recycled and low-impact materials across its three stores. Gardens of the Sun is a certified B Corp using conflict-free diamonds and traceable gold. John Hardy works with reclaimed silver and gold. Carina Hardy directs a share of each sale to women's health initiatives in Bali, including Bumi Sehat.
Can I get custom jewellery made in Bali?
Yes. Gardens of the Sun in Sanur builds custom engagement and wedding rings, Jemme in Seminyak works to order with diamonds and coloured gemstones, and workshops throughout Celuk will make a piece to a design you bring in. You'll need to allow for processing time thogh, which can be more than a week for more luxury, complex picees.
Are gemstones and diamonds ethically sourced in Bali?
Reputable brands like John Hardy and Gardens of the Sun use ethically‑sourced gems and conflict‑free diamonds.
Can I buy an engagement ring in Bali?
Yes, and it's one of the better reasons to shop here. Gardens of the Sun, a certified B Corp based in Sanur, makes engagement and wedding rings with conflict-free diamonds and gold sourced from artisanal miners in Borneo. Jemme in Seminyak carries white, yellow, blue, pink, green, champagne and black diamonds. Ask for written confirmation of the stone and its origin, and check resizing terms before you buy, since a ring resized at home may fall outside the maker's guarantee.
Are there jewellery-making classes in Bali?
Yes, mostly in Celuk and Ubud. A typical class lasts for around three hours, covers sawing, stamping, hammering and soldering, and includes roughly five grams of silver, enough to make a ring, a pendant or a pair of earrings to take home. Prices start from around US$40 per person. SUNSRI House of Jewelry in Celuk is one established option. John Hardy also offers workshops at both of its showrooms, with one day's advance booking.