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New York City guide · 9 shops

NYC jewelry boutiques accepting designers

These 9 shops publicly say they accept submissions. Each card links to a listing with the exact pitch instructions from the shop's own website. Read how to pitch to retailers and grab the free line sheet template before you hit send.

The 9 shops

Williamsburg · Brooklyn

Venus in Tokyo

Boutique/gallery selling bespoke accessories 'made in New York, Tokyo, and beyond' from independent artists and designers.

FormAccessoriesApparelJewelry
Williamsburg · Brooklyn

Catbird

Brooklyn jewelry shop; asks for a list of stores already selling your goods.

EmailMail samplesLine sheetWholesaleJewelry
Flushing · Queens

Flushing Town Hall Gift Shop

Since 2009 features Queens and Long Island artists: jewelers, ceramic artists, fine printmakers, musicians' CDs. Currently looking for new artists.

EmailConsignmentJewelryCeramicsArt
NoLita · Manhattan

Love Adorned

Original jewelry, art and objects from collections with limited global distribution; 'artistry over commerciality'.

EmailJewelryArtHome
Prospect Heights · Brooklyn

The Brick Art Store

Art & gift store: artisan goods, art books, vintage records, editions by local artists, plus 'The Wall' not-for-profit gallery for young artists.

FormConsignment and/or wholesaleArtPrintsJewelry
SoHo · Manhattan

DOORS NYC

Concept store + independent fashion PR showroom; 100+ independent designers, many exclusive in the US.

EmailApparelJewelryBeauty
Harlem · Manhattan

NiLu

100% Black-owned gift and lifestyle shop; policy to seek out BIPOC makers, creators and artists first.

FormGiftsJewelryHome
Columbus Circle · Manhattan

The Store at MAD

Museum of Arts and Design store; artist-made craft and design.

EmailWholesaleJewelryCraftDesign objects
NoLita · Manhattan

ESQUELETO

Jewelry shop carrying designers and artists; New York store on Elizabeth St.

EmailLine sheetJewelry

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