Stockholm's best jewellery shops

"Plenty of people sell jewellery but few make it themselves" is the slogan at Gunnar Fahlström's exclusive jewellery boutique, a true veteran of the jewellery world. Fahlström has been making engagement rings, jewels and jewellery in all shapes and forms since 1930. You can also order or repair jewellery here to your own design. Order a completely unique engagement ring or give a precious heirloom a new lease of life.

Efva Attling is one Sweden's best-known jewellery designers, with a career that's been in the ascendant since its beginning in 1996. The pieces are pared-down and elegant and include an engraved message to create an inspiring overall impression. These days, Efva Attling is also a popular brand for glasses and watches.

Browse handmade jewellery created with heart and soul. The creative process is taken seriously but the end result is fun and playful. Caroline Hjerpe's jewellery works for weekdays as well as weddings and parties - the common denominator is that all their pieces have a timeless design that never goes out of style.

You'll find jewellery designer Maria Nilsdotter's flagship store on Mäster Samuelsgatan. Enter her fantastical world which manifests itself in jewellery inspired by Swedish folk tales, mythology and nature. There are bold, eye-catching pieces as well as more classic ones. Maria Nilsdotter also designs engagement rings, often with an unusual twist.

There's been a Gaudy store on Strandvägen since 1985 and the creators are passionate about what they do. Have pieces of jewellery made exclusively for you or be inspired by sketches of exciting, avant-garde creations. Gaudy sells highly desirable jewellery with everything from simple lines to complex creations glittering with fabulous stones.

Exclusive and unique jewellery and accessories store that's been at their Humlegårdsgatan address since 2003. The shop is small but has a large, well-chosen selection, perfect for when you feel like gorging on bling. The pieces are well-priced, from both established and less well-known designers. The owner Deise de Andrade is passionate about jewellery and chooses all the pieces sold in the shop herself.

In 2018 Cartier finally opened a store in Scandinavia, and it was Stockholm who drew the winning straw. The 200 square metre flagship boutique on Smålandsgatan showcases the brand's jewellery, watches, perfumes, sunglasses and handbags.

Platina, which is both a jewellery shop and a showroom, is marked by true originality and a broad range. Think the exact opposite of mass production and the usual jewellery clichés.

Timeless, prominent design in various forms come together at the Georg Jensen shop on Birger Jarlsgatan. Georg Jensen was a silversmith and sculptor with a workshop in Copenhagen. By the time he died in 1935 his design had spread all over the world and today the brand presents the work of world-famous designers and artists. In the shops you'll find gorgeous pieces of jewellery created by leading jewellery designers.

This jewellery shop is passionate about antique stones and jewellery. Hargreaves Stockholm designs and creates ethical pieces in luxurious, elegant style. Visit their showroom on Dalagatan to browse their selection consisting of unique rings, necklaces, bracelets and more.

If you're looking for stunning diamonds for a piece of jewellery, you've come to the right place. A.P. Shaps specialise in diamonds and exclusive jewellery and they offer both ready-to-wear collections and bespoke jewellery. Book a private appointment at their showroom on Strandvägen to discuss ideas and pick out precious stones.

Wos sells jewellery designed by Swedish designers. Everything in the store is handmade, carefully curated or produced in small editions, resulting in a wide range of earrings, rings, necklaces, pendants, bracelets, and more. Colourful and eccentric or stylish and minimalist, no matter how you describe your style there's bound to be something for you among the 60 designers housed under Wos' roof.

Goldsmiths Hedvig Westermark and Michael Hamma have been running Smide och Form on Hornsgatan since 1985. The beautiful, natural yet detailed pieces of jewellery are made primarily in precious metals. Everything is made by hand and in only a few copies. The shop also takes commissions, if you'd like a completely unique piece of jewellery.

Designtorget is a fantastic place to find a Swedish design gift. Their various stores around town sell carefully selected gadgets and design items of all kinds, while both established and upcoming designers showcase their smart designer objects and accessories. The jewellery section is always exciting and the selection changes regularly, with pieces for all tastes and budgets. Accessory styles often follow current trends but range from the simple and elegant to the more kitsch and out there.

Popular for their bracelet which you can add to with various different charms. The charms are made from silver, gold and glass and there are over 600 different styles - from glittering figures to large letters of the alphabet. Sweet, personal and not prohibitively expensive if you buy one at a time. A perfect gift.