Best 30 Custom Dog Jewellery Manufacturers in Australia

Dog-themed jewellery has quietly become one of the fastest-growing niches in the Australian accessories market. Paw prints, nose prints, breed silhouettes, name pendants and memorial keepsakes now sit alongside engagement rings in jewellers’ display cabinets and pet parents are happy to pay a premium for something made to honour their best friend.

If you’re a retailer, boutique owner, e-commerce brand or jewellery entrepreneur, that demand is an opportunity. The challenge is finding a manufacturer who can actually deliver: the right metals, clean custom work, sensible minimum orders, and reliable shipping into Australia. And if you’re a shopper after a one-off custom piece for your own dog, you want a maker you can trust with something irreplaceable.

This guide covers both. Below are the 30 best custom dog jewellery manufacturers and suppliers relevant to the Australian market in 2026 grouped so you can jump straight to what you need:

Wholesale, OEM & private-label manufacturers best if you want to stock or build a brand around custom dog jewellery.
Australian custom & bespoke studios best for one-off, made-to-order pieces and local stockists.
International specialists & recognised brands established names that ship to or sell in Australia.

How we chose (and what you should look for)?

Not every “pet jewellery” seller is a manufacturer. Before you commit, weigh these six factors they’re the same ones we used to build this list:

Genuine custom capability can they work from your design, your dog’s actual paw/nose print, a photo, or a breed brief? Or are they only selling stock SKUs?
Materials and quality 925 sterling silver, solid 9ct/14k/18k gold, gold vermeil, and the use of hallmarked, hypoallergenic, nickel-free metals.
Wholesale vs retail do they offer trade pricing, minimum order quantities (MOQs), OEM/private-label and design support? Or is it strictly direct-to-consumer?
Lead times bespoke and memorial work commonly runs 2–10 weeks. Reliable, communicated timelines matter, especially around Christmas, Mother’s Day and Valentine’s Day peaks.
Certifications and ethics credentials such as RJC (Responsible Jewellery Council) certification, recycled metals and ethical sourcing increasingly drive Australian buyers.
Shipping, duties and support into Australia local stock, free or fast AU delivery, and clear handling of GST/import duties on overseas wholesale orders.

1. Valentine Silver International

A century-old jewellery house operating a 70,000 sq ft manufacturing hub in Jaipur, India, Valentine Silver International (VSI) is built for exactly this kind of sourcing. With 800+ skilled artisans, a Design Bank of 70,000+ designs, in-house gemstone sourcing and precision cutting across 150+ natural gemstones, and a production capacity of around 100,000 pieces per month (including roughly 2,000 new designs), VSI can take a custom dog-jewellery concept from sketch to shelf-ready collection.

Best for: Australian retailers, boutiques and brands wanting wholesale, OEM and private-label custom dog jewellery at scale.
Materials: 925 sterling silver, gold, brass and fashion jewellery, studded with precious and semi-precious stones.
Custom & wholesale: Full custom design, CAD, private-label/OEM, single-stone and cluster work, and made-to-spec paw-print, breed and pet-name pieces.
Stands out: RJC-certified, recognised with a JWA Sustainability Award (2025), and a genuine end-to-end manufacturer (not a reseller) with an established export track record into North America, Europe and beyond. If you want a long-term production partner rather than a one-off supplier, this is the natural first call. → valentinesilver.com

2. JewelPin

JewelPin specialises in trend-led 925 silver and fashion jewellery for wholesalers and gifting solutions. A strong option for buyers who want design-forward custom collections with a wholesale structure.

Best for: Wholesale buyers wanting on-trend custom silver ranges.
Materials: 925 sterling silver, fashion jewellery, natural and treated gemstones.
Custom & wholesale: Custom design and wholesale supply with regularly updated collections.

3. Boma Jewelry

A long-established US wholesaler (founded 1981) and certified B Corp producing animal- and pet-themed jewellery from recycled 925 sterling silver and gold plate. Boma releases new designs every other month and offers a broad catalogue of dog, cat and other animal pieces a solid sustainable-stock partner for retailers.

Best for: Pet stores and gift retailers wanting ready-to-stock, ethically made pet jewellery.
Materials: Recycled sterling silver, gold plate; nickel-free and hypoallergenic.
Custom & wholesale: Wholesale platform with trade pricing; primarily catalogue ranges rather than bespoke.

4. Halstead

A respected US trade supplier of wholesale pet jewellery and findings for retailers, including engravable sterling silver tags that stores can personalise in-house. Particularly useful if you already run an engraving service and want to build a pet-memorial or pet-name range.

Best for: Retailers building an in-house engraved/personalised pet line.
Materials: Sterling silver, gold-fill findings and engravable blanks.
Custom & wholesale: Wholesale findings and components; you add the personalisation.

5. Wholesale Jewelry Supply (Wholesale Direct)

A 30+ year wholesale supplier of sterling silver animal and pet charms, including paw prints, breed-friendly designs and even an Australian-relevant kangaroo charm. Great for charm-based assortments, bracelets and tags.

Best for: Charm bars, build-a-bracelet concepts and tag-based pet jewellery.
Materials: 925 sterling silver charms and components.
Custom & wholesale: Wholesale charm and findings supply with engraving-ready blanks.

6. Kin and Pebble

A US wholesaler specialising in fingerprint, memorial, photo and pet keepsake jewellery a niche that’s booming in Australia. Useful for retailers who want to offer pet-print and remembrance pieces without building the production capability themselves.

Best for: Memorial and keepsake-focused retailers and studios.
Materials: Sterling silver and gold-fill keepsake pieces.
Custom & wholesale: Wholesale keepsake and memorial jewellery programs.

7. NOVICA

An “impact marketplace” connecting global artisans, with a sizeable handcrafted sterling silver dog jewellery range. Better suited to curated, artisan-made assortments and storytelling-led retail than high-volume private label.

Best for: Boutiques wanting artisan, story-driven sterling silver dog pieces.
Materials: Artisan sterling silver.
Custom & wholesale: Marketplace sourcing with some wholesale and bulk options.

8. Faire

Not a single manufacturer but the leading B2B wholesale marketplace where dozens of dog-jewellery brands list trade pricing from sterling silver dachshund stacking rings to French bulldog necklaces and DIY pet-collar bar kits. A fast way to test multiple suppliers and reorder.

Best for: Retailers wanting to compare and reorder from many brands in one place.
Materials: Varies by brand (sterling silver, gold-fill, plated).
Custom & wholesale: Wholesale marketplace; custom depends on the individual brand.

9. Deja Marc Sydney (Bondi)

A Bondi studio specialising in diamond-engraved custom paw-print jewellery, crafted to order in solid gold, 18k gold vermeil and sterling silver. Each piece captures the exact details of your pet’s paw print and is designed as a modern heirloom.

Best for: Premium, made-to-order paw-print pieces with a luxury finish.
Location: Bondi, Sydney (Australian HQ).
Materials: Solid gold, 18k gold vermeil, sterling silver.

10. Meraki Studio Sydney

Handmade on Gadigal Land, Meraki creates pet-print jewellery from physical wax impressions of paws or noses, cast in solid sterling silver or 9ct gold using the traditional lost-wax technique. Rings and double-sided pendants can hold two impressions.

Best for: Detailed, impression-based paw/nose-print keepsakes (including fingerprint + paw combinations).
Location: Sydney.
Materials: Sterling silver, 9ct gold.

11. By Eileen Adelaide

A bespoke Adelaide studio crafting pet-print pendants via the lost-wax method in sterling silver or 9ct gold, with optional natural-gemstone accents (garnet, amethyst, aquamarine, ruby, peridot, sapphire, citrine).

Best for: Customisable paw/nose-print pendants with gemstone options.
Location: Adelaide, South Australia.
Materials: Sterling silver, 9ct/18k gold, ethically sourced gemstones.

12. Precious Hearts Adelaide Hills

Sentimental jewellery handcrafted in a leafy Adelaide Hills studio using ethically sourced 14k gold and sterling silver. Their engraved paw-print pendants are made to be worn daily through bathing, exercise and sleep.

Best for: Ethical, everyday-wear engraved paw-print and memorial pieces.
Location: Adelaide Hills, South Australia.
Materials: 14k gold, 14k gold-fill, sterling silver.

13. Irosk Australia

Modern, accessibly priced 925 sterling silver paw-print necklaces with complimentary engraving, gold-vermeil or rhodium options, luxury gift packaging and free, fast Australia-wide shipping.

Best for: Gift-ready custom paw-print pieces with quick AU delivery.
Location: Australia (ships AU-wide and to NZ/UK).
Materials: 925 sterling silver, gold vermeil, rhodium plating.

14. The Silver Store

An Australian personalised-jewellery specialist and engraving expert offering paw prints, fingerprints, footprints and photo pieces and notably “working with socially responsible manufacturers and using recycled silver where possible.”

Best for: Personalised, engraved keepsakes with an ethical lean.
Location: Australia.
Materials: Sterling silver (recycled where possible), gold.

15. Paws to Heaven

A memorial specialist creating handcrafted pure-silver keepsakes from your pet’s paw, nose, claw, footprint or feathers, with the option to add colour or ashes and engrave the pet’s name. Multiple shapes and sizes available.

Best for: Pet-loss and memorial jewellery, including ashes-infused pieces.
Location: Australia.
Materials: Pure/sterling silver; optional coloured resin and cremation ashes.

16. Brilliant Co

An Australian retailer and maker carrying a dedicated pet paw-print collection alongside major brands (Pandora, Swarovski, Thomas Sabo, Georgini). A useful one-stop option for stores wanting both branded and paw-print pieces.

Best for: Buyers wanting paw-print designs plus recognised brand jewellery.
Location: Australia.
Materials: Sterling silver, rose-gold plate, gemstones.

17. Blackbird + Bones Victoria

Specialists in handcrafted dog nose-print and paw-print jewellery, with a strong reputation for compassionate, bespoke service. They donate 10% from every dog nose-print pendant on a chain to Guide Dogs Victoria.

Best for: Nose-print and paw-print rings/pendants with a community-give-back angle.
Location: Victoria.
Materials: Sterling silver and gold.

18. Armans Fine Jewellery

A fine-jewellery house with a dedicated personalised pet collection diamond paw-print necklaces and bracelets, solid-gold dog-bone and dog-tag pieces, and custom pet-photo disc pendants handmade in solid gold.

Best for: High-end, diamond-set and solid-gold custom dog jewellery.
Location: Australia.
Materials: Solid gold, pavé diamonds.

19. Bushprints Jewellery

An Australian custom studio (.com.au) known for animal footprint and pet-print jewellery, including bespoke commissions from a client’s photograph and one-off Australian-animal designs with hand-finished enamelling.

Best for: Truly bespoke, one-off animal-print commissions.
Location: Australia.
Materials: Sterling silver, enamel detailing.

20. United Bracelets

A custom pet-jewellery brand offering remembrance rings, paw-print projection necklaces, pet-portrait rings and memory-locket keychains not limited to dogs with free worldwide shipping over set thresholds (incl. AUD).

Best for: Varied custom pet pieces with international/AU shipping.
Location: Ships to Australia.
Materials: Sterling silver and plated options.

21. Let’s Pawty

For dog jewellery your dog actually wears: a designer collection of faux-pearl, rhinestone and gem accessories curated from top brands, with fast Australia-wide delivery. Different niche, same keyword worth knowing if you stock pet fashion.

Best for: Dog-worn fashion jewellery and accessories (not human keepsakes).
Location: Australia.
Materials: Lightweight, pet-safe fashion materials.

22. DoggyTopia

An Australian online store offering decorative dog jewellery and necklaces for stylish pups, with fast AU-wide shipping and easy gifting another pet-worn fashion option for retailers.

Best for: Pet-worn decorative jewellery with local fulfilment.
Location: Australia.
Materials: Fashion/decorative materials.

23. Dazzling Paws Jewelry USA

A breed-specialist studio handcrafting sterling silver dog-breed, paw-print and memorial jewellery in the USA, with custom 14k gold casting and gemstone options. They carry an extensive breed range (including a popular Australian Shepherd line) and offer custom design consultations.

Best for: Breed-accurate designs and custom fine-jewellery commissions.
Materials: Recycled sterling silver; custom 14k gold; diamonds and gemstones.

24. Vana Chupp Studio USA

Known for custom pet silhouette and portrait jewellery, using digital illustration to turn a photo into a clean silhouette pendant, charm or keepsake also offered as pet-remembrance jewellery.

Best for: Modern silhouette/portrait pieces from a pet photo.
Materials: Sterling silver and 14k gold.

25. Caitlyn Minimalist USA

A globally shipping brand with a dedicated pet-lover collection of personalised, minimalist pieces a popular reference point for clean, name- and portrait-led custom dog jewellery.

Best for: On-trend minimalist personalised pet jewellery.
Materials: Sterling silver, gold vermeil, 14k gold.

26. Sydney Evan USA

A luxury label offering 14k gold dog charms and pet-inspired pieces, with custom requests welcomed. A reference point for the high-end fashion-fine segment.

Best for: Luxury, designer-led 14k gold dog charms.
Materials: 14k gold, diamonds.

27. Etsy (Australia)

The largest marketplace of independent makers, with thousands of custom dog and paw-print listings shippable within Australia. Ideal for discovering small makers, comparing styles, and sourcing genuine one-off custom work though quality and lead times vary by seller.

Best for: Discovering independent custom makers; low-volume custom orders.
Materials: Varies widely by seller.

28. Georgini

An Australian fashion-fine jewellery brand (stocked widely across the country) producing sterling silver and gold-platedpieces, including animal- and pet-themed designs. A recognised local name to stock alongside custom work.

Best for: Recognised Australian brand jewellery with pet-themed options.
Materials: Sterling silver, gold/rose-gold plate, cubic zirconia.

29. Thomas Sabo

A German jewellery house with a strong charm offering that includes dog and paw designs, widely available across Australia. Useful as a branded charm option rather than bespoke manufacturing.

Best for: Branded dog/paw charms for charm-collector customers.
Materials: 925 sterling silver, plating, stones.

30. Pandora

The world’s best-known charm brand, with paw-print and dog-themed charms stocked in Pandora stores and stockists nationwide. Not a custom manufacturer, but a high-demand branded option to complement a custom range.

Best for: High-recognition branded dog/paw charms.
Materials: Sterling silver, 14k gold-plated, lab-created stones.

How to choose a custom dog jewellery manufacturer in Australia?

Once you’ve shortlisted, these are the questions that separate a smooth production run from an expensive lesson.

1. Are they a manufacturer or a reseller?

A true manufacturer controls design, casting, stone-setting and finishing in-house which means better pricing at volume, tighter quality control and the ability to genuinely customise. Resellers and dropshippers can be useful for testing demand, but they limit your margins and your ability to differentiate. For private label, prioritise end-to-end manufacturers such as Valentine Silver International.

2. What are the MOQs and price breaks?

Wholesale dog jewellery MOQs range from a handful of units (on marketplaces like Faire) to larger per-design runs for custom OEM work. Ask for the full price ladder per-unit cost usually drops sharply at higher quantities and clarify whether MOQs apply per design or per order.

3. Which metals and finishes can they deliver?

The Australian market spans accessible 925 sterling silver, gold vermeil and plated pieces through to solid 9ct/14k/18k gold and diamond-set fine jewellery. Confirm hallmarking, that metals are nickel-free and hypoallergenic, and whether they offer recycled-metal options increasingly expected by Australian buyers.

4. How do they handle custom design?

The best partners accept your CAD files or sketches, work from a dog’s actual paw/nose print or a photo, and provide design proofs before production. A large in-house design library (VSI’s runs to 70,000+ designs) shortens development time when you want to adapt an existing style rather than start from scratch.

5. What certifications and ethics back them up?

Look for RJC (Responsible Jewellery Council) certification, sustainability recognition, recycled metals and ethical gemstone sourcing. These aren’t just nice-to-haves they’re conversion drivers with conscious Australian consumers and a point of difference in marketing.

6. What are realistic lead times and can they hit peak windows?

Bespoke and memorial pieces commonly take 2–10 weeks. If you’re stocking for Christmas, Valentine’s Day or Mother’s Day, work backwards from the date and lock in production early. Ask about sampling time separately from bulk production time.

7. How does shipping into Australia work?

For overseas manufacturers, clarify freight, insurance, tracking, and how GST and import duties are handled on commercial orders. Australian-based studios remove that complexity but may cost more per unit and cap at lower volumes.

Frequently asked questions

How much does custom dog jewellery cost in Australia?

It varies widely by metal and complexity. Accessible 925 sterling silver paw-print pendants often start in the low-to-mid hundreds of dollars at retail, while solid-gold or diamond-set bespoke pieces can run well into four figures. At wholesale, per-unit costs fall significantly with order volume which is why brands that scale typically partner with a manufacturer rather than buying piece-by-piece.

Can I get my dog’s actual paw or nose print made into jewellery?

Yes. Many Australian studios (such as Meraki Studio, By Eileen and Paws to Heaven) work from a physical wax or clay impression, while others can work from a clear photo or ink print. Impression-based, lost-wax methods generally capture the most detail. Always check which method a maker requires before ordering.

What’s the minimum order to buy wholesale dog jewellery?

It depends on the supplier. B2B marketplaces can let you order just a few units per style, while custom OEM and private-label production usually carries a per-design minimum. Confirm whether the MOQ is per design or per total order, and ask for volume price breaks.

Which metal is best sterling silver, gold or vermeil?

925 sterling silver offers the best balance of quality, price and broad appeal, making it the workhorse of the category. Gold vermeil (thick gold over silver) gives a gold look at a mid-range price. Solid 9ct/14k/18k gold is the premium, heirloom-grade choice. For everyday wear and memorial pieces, hypoallergenic, nickel-free metals are essential.

How long does custom pet jewellery take to make?

Typically 2–10 weeks, depending on the maker, the metal, stone-setting and whether an impression kit needs to be posted to you and returned. Build in extra time before major gifting holidays.

Can a manufacturer make custom dog jewellery under my own brand (private label/OEM)?

Yes this is exactly what full-service manufacturers like Valentine Silver International offer. You provide the brief or designs; they handle CAD, production, finishing and packaging under your label, so you can launch a branded collection without running your own workshop.

Are there Australian-made options, or is everything imported?

Both. There’s a thriving community of Australian-based studios (Sydney, Adelaide, Victoria and beyond) handcrafting locally a strong “made in Australia” selling point alongside global manufacturers who supply at scale. Many successful retailers blend the two: local bespoke for hero/keepsake pieces, and a manufacturer for volume ranges.

The bottom line

Custom dog jewellery is a high-emotion, high-margin category that Australian shoppers are actively searching for paw prints, breed pieces, name pendants and memorial keepsakes most of all. The right path depends on your goal: Australian studios like Meraki, By Eileen, Deja Marc and Paws to Heaven are ideal for genuine one-off, locally made pieces, while wholesale and OEM manufacturers are the way to stock or build a brand.

For retailers and brands that want a true end-to-end production partner full custom design, 925 sterling silver and gold, ethical, RJC-certified manufacturing, and the capacity to scale Valentine Silver International is the strongest place to start. With a century of craftsmanship, 800+ artisans and a 70,000-design library, VSI can turn your custom dog jewellery concept into a shelf-ready, brandable collection.

Ready to develop a custom dog jewellery range for the Australian market? Get in touch with Valentine Silver International for a quote and design consultation.

Best 30 Custom Dog Jewellery Manufacturers in Australia