
Yu Shi YU creates hand-embroidered accessories inspired by everyday life, offering whimsical earrings, necklaces, and more.
Taiwan jewelry brands blend traditional metalwork with contemporary design, creating pieces that range from minimalist everyday accessories to bold statement works. Many makers source natural gemstones, freshwater pearls, and recycled metals, often combining hand finishing with modern techniques. Formoria showcases earrings, necklaces, rings, and bracelets from independent designers who bring personal artistry to wearable form.

Yu Shi YU creates hand-embroidered accessories inspired by everyday life, offering whimsical earrings, necklaces, and more.

Zhioo Studio shapes sterling silver, brass and 18K gold into nature-inspired jewellery, custom wedding rings and hands-on metalworking pieces in a Keelung old-house studio.

Founded in Taiwan by designer Tiffy, Kirameku Jewelry creates handmade silver pieces with beads, pearls, and custom wedding rings.

Tan.Nichi turns sunlight and everyday details into handmade silver jewellery, enamel accents, brass balance hangings and hands-on metalworking workshops.

CIAN Jewelry creates minimalist 925 sterling silver pieces, including etched forms and custom pet nose-print jewelry.

Founded by Central Saint Martins graduate Candice Hui, Paper Diamond turns paper-inspired forms into refined silver and gold jewellery with clean lines and textured details.

VIVIDIA turns stainless steel into openwork jewelry through 3D metal printing, electrochemical polishing, and hand finishing, from lucky cats and unicorns to prehistoric-inspired forms.

Petit Madam creates bespoke jewelry with founder-selected stones, Taiwan-made handcraft, and options ranging from diamond bands to custom wedding rings.

STUDIO BUBEE turns ancient art, nature, and seasonal details into poetic jewelry in silver, brass, and natural gemstones.

Founded in 2018 in Taipei, PHOELIA JEWELRY creates handmade contemporary jewelry using wax carving and metal smithing, blending pearls and gemstones for wild yet elegant wearable art.

Founded by illustrator Cheng Yu-ling, FEBBI combines stones, pearls, leather, and hand-painted flowers into forest-inspired accessories.

JieNi Gleam turns hand-drawn waves, island colors, and yarn textures into handmade jewelry featuring jellyfish, dolphins, turtles, and other marine forms.