Cover The homegrown names giving fine jewellery a new perspective (Photo: Elemental by Sela / Instagram)
The homegrown names giving fine jewellery a new perspective (Photo: Elemental by Sela / Instagram)
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Whether through reimagined heirlooms, bespoke creations or everyday treasures, these Filipino jewellery names deserve a place in your collection
“Adornment, what a science! Beauty, what a weapon! Modesty, what elegance!” Coco Chanel once declared. In the Philippines, the art of adornment finds expression in a wealth of jewellery traditions, from golden South Sea pearls and naturally mined diamonds to intricate filigree and reimagined heirlooms.
Drawing on generations of craftsmanship while embracing contemporary design, these homegrown names offer distinctive takes on fine jewellery. From everyday treasures to statement creations and bespoke heirlooms, discover 10 Filipino jewellery brands worth having on your radar.
Carl the Jeweller
Carl the Jeweller is founded by Carl Fider, who welcomes clients for private consultations at his Rockwell showroom. The brand showcases naturally mined, certified diamonds and coloured gemstones set in gold and platinum.
See also: Carl Fider unveils his curation of fine jewellery at The Peninsula Manila
Jewelmer
Established by a French pearl farmer and a Filipino entrepreneur in 1979, the high jewellery Maison produces golden South Sea pearls, turning these treasures into works of art.
JMA Jewelry
Jesusa Malig Ayson launched the brand in 1997, drawing on a family background in diamonds. Over the last 27 years, she has worked with her team of artisans, styled celebrities, collaborated with local artists and built longstanding relationships.
Kaya Mana PH
Kaya Mana PH offers Philippine tambourine jewellery, a form of filigree. In partnership with local artisans, it crafts both traditional pieces and modern daily accessories, including stud earrings, charm bracelets and cufflinks.
Vero Artisanal Fine Jewellery
Born from a lineage of jewellers, G Young translates architectural forms and classic motifs into eclectic statement pieces. Each design embraces geometry and brocades to add contemporary flair to classics.
Riqueza Fine Jewellery
Above A look at Riqueza Fine Jewelry (Photo: Riqueza Fine Jewelry)
A look at Riqueza Fine Jewelry (Photo: Riqueza Fine Jewelry)
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Riqueza Fine Jewellery founder Erica Concepcion-Reyes breathes new life into antique coins and estate finds. The brand turns vintage history into bold, modern heirlooms crafted for generations.
Elemental by Sela
Drawing from the cosmos and our inner worlds, Sela Gonzales crafts sustainable treasures from recycled metals and vibrant gems. The pieces reflect personal expansion and inner beauty.
Whisenhunt Fine Jewelry
The brand blends Art Deco design elements with craftsmanship, turning heirloom gold and gems into contemporary finery. Nicole Whisenhunt's boutique also features rare, handpicked vintage and signed collector pieces.
Read more: How Nicole Whisenhunt prepares for a Christmas feast
Sofia Yulo Fine Jewelry
Sofia Yulo translates four generations of craft and training into timeless, everyday pieces. She mixes original bespoke accessories with handpicked finds designed to celebrate life’s greatest milestones.
Tessera Jewelry
Co-founded by Carl and Papat Fider, Tessera Jewelry is celebrated for internationally certified natural diamonds. Its masterfully cut stones and settings bring a refined edge to craftsmanship.
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Angela Nicole Regis Guiral is a digital editor at Tatler Philippines. She studied journalism and has since written features that look closely at how culture, lifestyle and social impact converge, while occasionally wandering into the worlds of style and travel.
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