Jewelry Boutiques in Texas Accepting Designers
These 15 shops carrying jewelry publicly say they accept submissions on their own websites. All are in Texas; see all 105 nationwide or the Austin page or the Houston page or the Dallas–Fort Worth page.
The 15 shops
Paloma Consignment
Women's clothing and accessories consignment boutique building a curated collection of goods from local Austin makers and emerging small brands.
Heads up: They prioritize locally rooted Austin brands but consider small brands from anywhere.
HodgePodge Boutique & Resale
Small North Austin boutique, resale and gift shop where independent vendors rent booths; the shop handles checkout, marketing and POS tracking.
Heads up: Booth-rental model, not a buying shop.
Old Bakery & Emporium Artisan Emporium
City-run shop in an 1876 Congress Avenue building selling handmade work by local Austin artists over 50.
Heads up: Open only to Austin artists aged 50 and over.
Dear Diary Coffee
East Austin neighborhood coffee shop and queer safe-space sharing its retail space with local makers.
Not accepting right now. The 2027 residency application closed August 15, 2026.
All Inspired ART Studio & Boutique
Art studio plus boutique with 45+ local vendors' handmade goods, classes and Meet the Maker events.
Heads up: Paid program: monthly booth rent (amount not published).
Chardé Jewelers
Houston jewelry store since 1987 carrying 100+ designers, from fashion to fine jewelry, including local designers.
Heads up: The only process is an invitation to email designer suggestions; no terms are published.
The Whimsy Artisan Boutique
Small Heights boutique of handmade art and gifts by artists and artisan crafters.
Heads up: The storefront is small, so not everyone can be accepted.
The Artisan Craft Boutique
Katy craft boutique showcasing local artisans (fine art, wood, glass and metal work, jewelry, self-care), with classes and monthly outdoor markets.
Heads up: Paid booth rental; prices aren't published (given on request).
The Merc
'A Texas Goods Exchange': a historic house just north of Austin hosting Texas retail artists, makers and curators.
Heads up: Texas-made only: they highlight vendors with authentic Texas roots.
Mosaic Makers Collective
Collective of Texas women makers selling handmade goods in Bishop Arts and at the Dallas Farmers Market.
Heads up: Female artisans only.
The Mercantile
Fort Worth dealer mall of 200+ booths for home decor, antiques, fashion, collectibles, jewelry and furniture.
Heads up: Paid program: booth rent (amount not published) plus a 10% commission and a work-hours requirement.
Bewitched Denton
Denton's first brick-and-mortar Pagan, witchy and metaphysical shop, welcoming BIPOC and LGBTQ+ seekers.
Heads up: Highly selective with limited space.
Lone Star Mercantile
Family-owned 30,000+ sq ft vendor marketplace in Allen with staffed checkout, events and a free classroom.
Heads up: Paid program: monthly booth rent (amounts on their application page) plus an 8% commission.
NRH Hive Collective
Locally owned, curated maker and boutique collective on Grapevine Highway, with workshops, seasonal markets and a tea room.
Heads up: Paid program: booth rent, quoted after application review.
Gifted
Near Southside lifestyle shop of design-conscious home and personal gifts, many from local makers and small businesses.
Heads up: The only process is an invitation on their contact page to send wholesale inquiries; no terms are published.