Philadelphia · 14 places · 4 districts
Jewelry Stores in Philadelphia.
All 14 jewelry stores we cover in Philadelphia, from Jewelers' Row, Rittenhouse Row and Antique Row, on one map with addresses, hours and directions.
All 14
Jewelry Stores, district by district.
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Rittenhouse Row3 places
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Philadelphia-founded fine jewelry brand. Known for their Caviar collection and distinctive metalwork designs.
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California-inspired demi-fine jewelry. Affordable gold layering pieces, everyday rings, and gift-ready packaging.
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The iconic Fifth Avenue jeweler on Walnut Street — engagement rings, the Tiffany Blue Box classics, and the Elsa Peretti + Paloma Picasso lines. Philly's only standalone Tiffany location.
Antique Row2 places
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Restoration workshop and boutique established in 1948. Silver merchants specializing in antique restoration — brass door hardware, copper pots and pans, candelabras, and fine metalwork pieces.
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Specialty jewelry shop on Pine Street offering vintage and estate pieces, costume jewelry, and unusual decorative objects.
Jewelers' Row8 places
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Three generations and 70 years at the corner of 7th and Sansom. GIA-certified diamonds, engagement and wedding rings, colored gems and watches; book an appointment online.
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One of Philadelphia's most trusted diamond brokers and buyers. Loose stones, engagement rings, and custom design from a longtime Sansom Street address.
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Six generations and 125+ years on Jewelers' Row. In-house designers for custom rings; walk-ins welcome, appointments encouraged for engagement work.
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Opened in 1974 by John D'Antonio and Dennis Klein. Custom design from sketch to wax model to casting; polishing, engraving, resizing, setting and repair done on the premises; appraisals.
View shop page →Website →@dantonio_and_klein_jewelersDirections
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Independent jeweler at 8th and Walnut. Walk-ins welcome or book online; free parking validation at the Parkway garage (816 Walnut) and the Walnut Street Theatre lot (805 Walnut).
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Diamond jewelry from layaways never picked up, manufacturer samples and closeouts, plus a lab-grown section and lease-to-own financing. Also buys diamonds and gold.
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Three generations and more than 75 years selling diamonds: engagement rings including Gabriel Bridal, men's bands, custom designs, financing and diamond consignment.
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Sansom Street jeweler with a custom ring builder, certified diamonds, a lab-created section, repairs, and diamond buying. Appointments highly recommended.
King of Prussia1 place
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The KoP Tiffany store — engagement ring consultation room, the full Elsa Peretti + Paloma Picasso lines, and the archive Return to Tiffany silver.
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Questions, answered.
Where is the best area for jewelry stores in Philadelphia?
Jewelers' Row has the most, with 8, followed by Rittenhouse Row (3) and Antique Row (2). Each district page has the full store list with hours and directions.
How many jewelry stores does this guide cover?
14, across 4 districts. Every listing has its address and hours and links to the store's own site.
Are these listings kept up to date?
Yes. Every store is re-checked against its own site, brand locator or mall directory at least every six months, and closed stores come off the list.
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Guides that name these shops.
Engagement Ring Shopping on Jewelers' Row
Which Jewelers' Row shops make rings on site, who sells lab-grown, how to read a GIA report, and where to get an independent appraisal.
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Best Philly Shops for Accessories & Jewelry
Philadelphia has a long tradition of buying things that last, and nowhere is that clearer than the 700 block of Sansom Street.
Read guide →Best Stores Near Rittenhouse Restaurants (Shop + Eat)
Rittenhouse Row is a short walk with a lot packed into it. Walnut Street runs from Broad to 20th, and the side streets (Sansom, Chestnut, 18th) hold the restaurants.
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