Los Angeles · 9 places · 8 districts
Jewelry Stores in Los Angeles.
All 9 jewelry stores we cover in Los Angeles, from Third Street Promenade, Rodeo Drive & the Golden Triangle and West Hollywood & Melrose, on one map with addresses, hours and directions.
All 9
Jewelry Stores, district by district.
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The Paris jeweler's corner boutique at Rodeo and Dayton Way, showing Alhambra pieces, high jewelry and its poetic-complications watches.
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The LA brand's Robertson Blvd store for its gothic sterling silver jewelry, leather jackets and cross-motif clothing and accessories.
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Store for the New York jeweler's cable bracelets, rings, necklaces and watches in silver and gold, for women and men.
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Long-running pawn and jewelry shop in an 1899 building, selling estate jewelry, coins, electronics and vintage guitars.
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Store for the Southern California jewelry brand's layerable gold necklaces, bracelets and earrings, priced for everyday wear and gifting.
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Gemstone jewelry gallery with rings, pendants and earrings set with colored stones, and an in-house custom design service for engagement rings and one-off pieces.
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Jewelry showroom in Santa Monica Place for engagement rings, wedding bands and fine jewelry, where you can try settings and stones in person.
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Store for the Danish jewelry brand in Santa Monica Place, selling charm bracelets, charms, rings and earrings, with help building a bracelet.
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The jeweler's first-floor boutique in Suite 1360, across the atrium from Tesla near Nordstrom, selling engagement rings, fine jewelry and silver gifts in the blue box.
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Questions, answered.
Where is the best area for jewelry stores in Los Angeles?
Third Street Promenade has the most, with 2, followed by Rodeo Drive & the Golden Triangle (1) and West Hollywood & Melrose (1). Each district page has the full store list with hours and directions.
How many jewelry stores does this guide cover?
9, across 8 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.
An Afternoon on Abbot Kinney
A slow walk down Venice's mile-long boulevard of independent shops: perfume houses, local eyewear, Scandinavian home goods, gift stops and selvage denim, with coffee, ice cream and a garden-room dinner along the way.
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Melrose Avenue: Vintage to the Design District
A west-bound walk down Melrose Avenue, from the resale racks and Sunday flea market near Fairfax to the quiet boutiques of Melrose Place and the West Hollywood Design District, with a loop down Robertson to Beverly Boulevard.
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Rodeo Drive & the Golden Triangle Walk
An afternoon up Rodeo Drive from Wilshire Boulevard to the top of the 400 block: Swiss watchmakers, Paris jewelers and the big fashion houses, with a turn through Two Rodeo's cobbled lane and two free hours of parking.
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