The 30 Best Brands for Custom Jewellery Online in Australia 

Australia has quietly become one of the best places in the world to commission a one-of-a-kind piece. Whether you’re after a bespoke engagement ring, a remodelled family heirloom or a personalised pendant you can order from your couch, there’s now a local studio for almost every style and budget.

 

This guide brings together 30 of the best custom jewellery brands you can work with online in Australia in 2026. We’ve grouped them by what they do best bespoke fine jewellery, contemporary designer pieces, and personalised made-to-order styles  so you can skip straight to the makers that suit you. At the end, you’ll find a short buyer’s guide and answers to the questions Australians ask most before commissioning a piece.

How we chose these brands?

Every brand on this list is Australian-based (or Australian-founded) and offers a genuine custom, bespoke or made-to-order service rather than off-the-shelf stock alone. We’ve prioritised studios with in-house jewellers, transparent design processes, ethical and recycled materials where stated, and the option to start your project online  by video consultation, email or an interactive design tool. Where useful, we’ve noted typical price ranges and lead times, but always confirm current pricing directly with the maker.

Best for bespoke engagement rings & fine jewellery

These are the studios to talk to when you want a serious heirloom  an engagement ring, wedding band or fine piece designed from scratch with you.

1. Cerrone

One of Australia’s most awarded bespoke houses, Cerrone has been handcrafting fine jewellery in Sydney since the early 1970s and operates what it describes as the country’s largest handmade workshop. It specialises in bespoke engagement rings and high jewellery, with private consultations available in-store, by phone or video. A strong choice if you want red-carpet-level craftsmanship and an in-house design team.

2. Fairfax & Roberts

Established in Sydney in 1858, Fairfax & Roberts is one of the oldest fine jewellers in the country. Its on-site artisans create, repair and remodel bespoke engagement rings, signet rings and accessories, with a clear step-by-step process  consultation, sketches, a to-scale 3D model, then hand-finishing  and pieces typically ready in around three to four weeks. Every piece carries a lifetime guarantee.

3. Larsen Jewellery

With studios in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane, Larsen specialises in custom-made engagement and wedding rings and fine jewellery, all made locally and backed by a lifetime guarantee. You can begin the bespoke process online and receive a 3D render before anything is made. Thousands of five-star reviews and a profit-share donation program make it a popular, trustworthy pick.

4. Jan Logan

A celebrated name in Australian fine jewellery, Jan Logan offers a collaborative bespoke service through its Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane boutiques, guiding you from sketches and 3D renders to the finished piece. Expect sculptural, contemporary designs and free worldwide shipping on its ready-to-wear range.

5. Cushla Whiting

This Melbourne and Sydney studio is known for refined, modern engagement rings and an ethically minded approach to gemstones, including its own La Cush diamond cut. Its bespoke service pairs your vision with expert design and gemstone consultants, and virtual appointments make it easy to work with from anywhere in Australia.

6. Temple & Grace

A family-owned business with showrooms in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide, Temple & Grace makes custom engagement rings and wedding bands in-house and sells direct to keep prices low. Highlights include a home trial-rings program, virtual appointments, complimentary engraving and JAA membership.

7. GS Diamonds

Operating across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth (and online nationwide), GS Diamonds offers natural and lab-grown diamond rings plus a custom design service using detailed 3D renders. Custom pieces typically come together in around four to eight weeks, making it a good option if you’re working to a timeline.

8. Monty Adams

An award-winning, concierge-style service for custom engagement rings, Monty Adams travels to clients in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane and assigns you a personal jewellery concierge. Custom rings generally range from around $3,000 to $15,000 depending on the stone, metal and complexity  ideal if you’d rather be guided than browse a showroom.

9. Affinity Diamonds

Handcrafted in Australia with workshops serving Sydney and Brisbane, Affinity Diamonds focuses on made-to-order engagement rings and fine jewellery using ethically sourced natural or lab-grown diamonds and recycled metals. Every ring includes a lifetime warranty covering polishing, claw tightening and rhodium plating.

10. Solid Gold Diamonds

Based in Perth and Adelaide, Solid Gold Diamonds creates bespoke pieces in its own showroom, with custom rings usually taking around three weeks to make. A standout feature is the automatic Lifetime Workmanship Warranty plus annual cleaning and polishing for the life of the piece.

11. Sarah & Sebastian

A Sydney-born label synonymous with quiet, minimalist luxury, Sarah & Sebastian is known for delicate, sculptural fine jewellery and offers heirloom-worthy custom commissions alongside its collections. A great match if your taste leans understated and modern.

12. Lucy Folk

Lucy Folk’s travel-inspired, tactile pieces are made in small family-run ateliers, and the Melbourne-founded label offers a bespoke service for one-off, hand-crafted heirloom pieces. Choose this brand if you want jewellery with a story and a touch of refined eccentricity.

13. Natasha Schweitzer

Hand-crafted in Australia, Natasha Schweitzer specialises in custom pieces, engagement rings and everyday fine jewellery designed to last. Expect a polished, fashion-forward aesthetic with the option to personalise.

14. Holloway Diamonds

A Melbourne institution with more than three decades of experience, Holloway Diamonds offers custom-made everything  from engagement rings to bracelets, earrings and necklaces. Its process moves from a design consultation to CAD 3D rendering and hand-finishing by master jewellers.

15. Xennox Diamonds

Brisbane’s long-standing bespoke specialist (open since the mid-1970s), Xennox is known for one-of-a-kind diamond engagement rings hand-crafted by award-winning master jewellers in a calm city studio. A strong pick for Queensland clients who value a personal in-store experience.

16. Gerard McCabe

This award-winning Adelaide jeweller offers a bespoke service led by its design director, allowing you to create a custom engagement ring or fine piece from scratch. Bespoke creations typically take three to six months, reflecting the hand-finished detail involved.

17. Linneys

A leading Western Australian jeweller since 1972 with a fully equipped design studio in Subiaco, Linneys is renowned for Australian South Sea pearls and bespoke fine jewellery for both women and men. Its in-house designers collaborate closely with you on truly one-of-a-kind pieces.

18. Pieces of Eight

A Melbourne gallery showcasing original work from leading Australian and international designers, Pieces of Eight is the place for contemporary, art-led jewellery and bespoke commissions when you want something genuinely unconventional.

19. Lizunova Fine Jewellery

Designed by Maria Lizunova and ethically handcrafted in a Sydney studio, Lizunova specialises in bespoke engagement rings and fine jewellery, plus remodelling that reuses the gemstones and metal from existing pieces  a lovely way to keep a sentimental connection. Consultations can be done in person or online.

20. Luke Rose Jewellery

Award-winning Sydney jeweller Luke Rose handcrafts bespoke pieces using recycled precious metals and ethically sourced, conflict-free stones. Custom engagement rings start from around $1,000 and scale up significantly for higher-end commissions, so there’s room for a range of budgets.

21. YCL Jewels

Known for its viral astrology pendants in 14-carat gold and silver, YCL Jewels offers a mix-and-match service so you can build a necklace that’s uniquely yours. A fun, accessible entry point into personalised jewellery.

22. Kirstin Ash

Founded by Australian siblings in 2008, Kirstin Ash blends intricate everyday pieces with personalisation and solid-gold options, available through its own store and major retailers. A polished choice for personalised gifts that still feel design-led.

23. By Charlotte

Famous for its Lotus necklace, By Charlotte crafts sterling silver, vermeil and 14k gold pieces, many intentionally inscribed with uplifting affirmations  making it a go-to for meaningful, personalised everyday jewellery.

24. Temple of the Sun

A Byron Bay label inspired by cultural antiquities, Temple of the Sun hand-crafts made-to-order pieces using recycled and ethical sterling silver, 18k gold vermeil and precious gemstones. Ideal for organic, artisan-feel jewellery with a conscience.

25. Custom Jewellery Australia

A Gold Coast business founded in 2011, Custom Jewellery Australia turns names, logos and ideas into personalised pieces, with strong reviews for communication and gift-ready packaging. Perfect for name jewellery and bespoke gifts at accessible prices.

26. ADC Australia

ADC offers an online-friendly custom design journey covering engagement rings, necklaces, bracelets and earrings, with interactive digital tools and ethical sourcing. A good option if you want to design from your idea step by step on screen.

27. Melbourne Jewellers

This Melbourne studio combines diamond engagement rings and fine jewellery with a custom design and remodelling service  turning heirloom or outdated pieces into something new while preserving their sentimental value. Shop online or visit in-store.

28. OJ & Co

With more than 40 years of experience and a design studio in Sydney’s Paddington, OJ & Co makes bespoke custom jewellery and skilfully restores family heirlooms, with a focus on unique, high-quality and affordable results.

29. Sara Handmade Jewellery

Sara Handmade Jewellery offers bespoke designs, custom statement rings, gemstone sourcing and repairs  a versatile, personable studio for one-of-a-kind pieces tailored to your taste and budget.

30. Holly Ryan

A sustainability-focused Australian label, Holly Ryan creates made-to-order pieces from recycled metals and ethically sourced gems, with antique-inspired, unisex silhouettes. A thoughtful pick if eco-credentials matter as much as design.

How to choose the right custom jewellery brand in Australia?

A custom piece is a meaningful investment, so it pays to weigh up a few things before you commit:

Design process and online options

Look for a maker that offers a clear, collaborative process  consultation, sketches, a 3D render and approval before production. Many of the brands above offer virtual appointments, so you don’t need to live in a capital city to work with them.

Materials and ethics

Ask about recycled precious metals, ethically sourced or lab-grown diamonds, and certified gemstones. Brands that are upfront about sourcing tend to be upfront about everything else, too.

Lead times

Personalised online pieces can ship in days, while a fully bespoke ring may take anywhere from three weeks to several months. Build in plenty of time before an engagement, wedding or special date.

Warranty and aftercare

A lifetime workmanship guarantee, free resizing, and annual cleaning or polishing are signs of a maker that stands behind its work.

Budget

Custom doesn’t always mean expensive. Personalised pieces can start under $200, while bespoke engagement rings commonly run from around $1,000 into the tens of thousands depending on stones and metal. Always get a written quote before you proceed.

Thinking of creating your own custom jewellery line?

Most of the brands above are consumer-facing studios you can commission as an individual. But behind many retail, boutique and private-label collections sits a specialist manufacturing partner  and that’s a different part of the industry worth knowing if you’re a retailer, boutique owner or aspiring brand founder.

Valentine Silver International (VSI) is one such partner. A Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC) certified manufacturer and exporter rooted in Jaipur’s centuries-old gem and jewellery tradition, VSI specialises in 925 sterling silver, gold and fashion jewellery, often studded with natural and semi-precious gemstones. With a large in-house team of artisans, a design bank of tens of thousands of styles, in-house gemstone sourcing and cutting, and recognition including a 2025 sustainability award, VSI works with retailers and wholesalers around the world  including the Australian market  to bring custom and private-label collections to life.

If you’re looking to develop your own custom jewellery range rather than buy a single piece, exploring a wholesale manufacturing partner like VSI is a practical next step.

Frequently asked questions

How much does custom jewellery cost in Australia? 

It varies widely. Personalised, made-to-order pieces such as name necklaces or engraved pendants can start under $200, while bespoke engagement rings commonly begin around $1,000 and rise into the tens of thousands depending on the diamonds, gemstones and metal you choose. Always request a written quote after your design consultation.

How long does it take to make a custom piece? 

Online personalised items can ship within days. A fully bespoke ring typically takes around three to eight weeks with many studios, though highly detailed, hand-finished pieces can take three to six months. Confirm lead times early if you have a deadline.

Can I design custom jewellery online in Australia? 

Yes. Many of the brands above offer virtual consultations, online design tools, 3D renders and email collaboration, so you can create a bespoke piece without visiting a showroom. Some also post home trial rings or finished pieces Australia-wide.

What’s the difference between custom, bespoke and personalised jewellery? 

“Bespoke” and “custom” usually mean a piece designed and made from scratch to your specifications. “Personalised” typically means adding your touch to an existing design  engraving, a name, a birthstone or a mix-and-match option. All three let you own something more individual than mass-produced stock.

Is custom jewellery more expensive than buying retail? 

Not always. Some makers that sell direct and craft in-house can match or beat high-street prices for comparable quality, because you’re not paying multiple retail markups. The value also lasts: a well-made bespoke piece is designed to be worn, repaired and passed down for generations.

Are these custom jewellery brands ethical? 

Many of the studios listed use recycled precious metals, ethically sourced or lab-grown diamonds and certified gemstones, and several hold industry credentials. If sustainability is a priority for you, ask each maker directly about their sourcing and certifications before you commission.

The bottom line

From heritage Sydney houses and award-winning Adelaide and Perth studios to Byron Bay artisans and online personalisation specialists, Australia offers an exceptional range of custom jewellery brands for every style and budget in 2026. Decide whether you want a fully bespoke heirloom, a designer piece with a personal twist or a meaningful made-to-order gift, then choose a maker whose process, materials and aftercare give you confidence. With the right partner, you’ll end up with a piece that’s unmistakably yours.