Washington · 16 places · 7 districts
Jewelry Stores in Washington.
All 16 jewelry stores we cover in Washington, from Friendship Heights, CityCenterDC and Georgetown, on one map with addresses, hours and directions.
All 16
Jewelry Stores, district by district.
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Store for the fine-jewelry brand Mejuri, opened on M Street in 2025 in the busy block between Wisconsin Ave and 33rd St, near Sephora and Arc'teryx.
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Studio shop on Prospect Street for goldsmith and designer Amanda Hagerman, selling her own original jewelry. Opened in Georgetown in 2025.
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Tiffany's downtown store on New York Ave at CityCenterDC, with engagement rings, jewelry and watches, plus engraving, leather embossing and jewelry cleaning and repair.
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Bulgari's only DC boutique, on I Street, with the Roman jeweler's high jewelry, watches and accessories; it stays open later (to 7pm) Thursday through Saturday.
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David Yurman's DC boutique on Palmer Alley, with the designer's fine jewelry and watches, including the signature cable bracelets, for women and men.
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Family-owned jeweler on G Street with a custom design shop, a range of fine jewelry, and jewelry and watch repair, listed in the DowntownDC BID shopping directory.
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Jewelry shop selling Italian-made 14K gold designs, upcycled vintage earrings and pieces set with ethically sourced lab-created diamonds.
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Antiques dealer specializing in antique jewelry, silver flatware and hollowware from the Victorian through Art Deco periods, a block north of King Street.
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Tiffany's boutique at The Collection at Chevy Chase, with jewelry and watch sales, engraving, leather embossing, jewelry cleaning and repair, and personal shopping by appointment.
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Jeweler on the fourth floor (Suite 404) of the office building at 5454 Wisconsin Ave, across from The Collection, so look for it upstairs rather than at street level.
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Designer jewelry boutique, formerly in the Mazza Gallerie basement, now on Western Ave at Wisconsin Place; known for fine pearls and gemstone pieces alongside bags, belts and scarves.
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Independent jeweler on Willard Avenue, a short walk off Wisconsin Ave and around the corner from the Whole Foods at Wisconsin Place.
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Jeweler at The Hills Plaza at the north end of the Friendship Heights strip, a few minutes' walk up Wisconsin Ave from The Collection and Tiffany.
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Fine-jewelry brand's Woodmont Avenue store, its first in the DC area when it opened in 2022, selling everyday pieces made with recycled and sustainably sourced metals.
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Cartier's full Galleria boutique for jewelry, watches and accessories, with a care service that evaluates repairs and customization. Appointments are recommended over walk-ins.
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Van Cleef & Arpels boutique for the Paris house's high jewelry and watches, offering engraving, size adjustment and polishing; appointments can be booked online.
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Questions, answered.
Where is the best area for jewelry stores in Washington?
Friendship Heights has the most, with 5, followed by CityCenterDC (3) and Georgetown (2). Each district page has the full store list with hours and directions.
How many jewelry stores does this guide cover?
16, across 7 districts. Every listing has its address and hours and links to the store's own site.
Are these listings kept up to date?
Yes. Every store is re-checked against its own site, brand locator or mall directory at least every six months, and closed stores come off the list.
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