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LA's 11 Best Jewelry Stores For Dainty Gems, Statement Pieces, and More

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Whether you're on the hunt for a last-minute Valentine's Day gift, need to step up your accessories game, or simply deserve something new and shiny, a jewelry store visit is in your future.

Los Angeles is chock-full of boutiques for unique accoutrements, but we've narrowed it down to 11 shops that are a cut above the rest. From legendary global jewelers like Tiffany & Co. to cult-favorite locals like Dream Collective, here's your definitive guide to all things bling.

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Dream Collective

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Dream Collective is designer Kathryn Bentley’s more-affordable, tribal-inspired line (she's also behind a namesake collection of fine jewelry). The pieces, made of oxidized brass, bone, wood and antique African beads, are given a beautiful showcase at her Silver Lake boutique. [Photo]

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The jewelry designer's celeb-faved, blogstar-beloved bestsellers are all here at her cozy WeHo studio, which stocks everything from dainty stackable rose gold rings to minimalist-cool bracelets to chunky statement-making necklaces.

Gold Bug

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Located in Old Town Pasadena, Gold Bug’s abundant collection varies from Swarovski crystal mesh jewels by Michael Schmidt to handcrafted stone creations by Jamie Joseph. Men's offerings include sterling silver bracelets and handmade beetle-shaped cufflinks. [Photo]

Irene Neuwirth

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CFDA-approved local talent Irene Neuwirth opened her first flagship on Melrose this year and stocks her full line of kaleidoscopic Swarovski accoutrements.

Melody Ehsani

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This street-style-inspired jewelry line pushes the boundaries of traditional design with bold, in-your-face pieces. For less than $50, custom rings, necklaces or earrings can be made to fit anyone’s style. Bonus: A portion of all Ehsani purchases goes to support a charity that helps the advancement and education of women. [Photo]

Roseark

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Found in 2003 by owners Kathy and Rick Rose, this by-appointment WeHo boutique offers the biggest and best selection of unique, edgy, extravagant baubles this city has to offer, including pieces from Jessica Winzelberg, Jennifer Meyer, Karma El Khalil, and owner Kathy Rose. The massive WeHo showroom features a fine art gallery in addition to precious jewels. [Photo]

Tiffany & Co.

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Classic pieces made from the highest quality materials are what have kept Tiffany at the top of the jewelry heap for more than 175 years. [Photo]

Todd Reed

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Boulder-based designer Todd Reed's luxe, eco-friendly jewelry now have home of their own in Venice. His sustainably-sourced offerings go for a pretty penny—raw diamond rings, 18k gold bangles, and men's rings and accessories are just a few things you'll find at this high-end gem haven.

Cartier

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Any luxury jewelry lover knows that receiving Cartier's little red box triggers child-like excitement, every time. Could it be the Love Bracelet? Or how about the Juste un Clou? Regardless, getting something from this iconic institution is a very, very wonderful thing. [Photo]
Founded by former Persimmon shopkeep Julie Schroeder, the 800-square-foot boutique stocks a mix of vintage gems and one-of-a-kind jewelry crafted by independent designers, both local and global. Just a few stunners in stock include a 14k gold ring decked out with tourmaline for $5,800 and dainty fan palm earrings for $110.

XIV Karats Ltd.

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Everyone from Kylie Jenner to Gwen Stefani has been spotted at this Beverly Hills favorite, which is known for offering ultra-luxe pieces for every occasion. [Photo]

Dream Collective

Dream Collective is designer Kathryn Bentley’s more-affordable, tribal-inspired line (she's also behind a namesake collection of fine jewelry). The pieces, made of oxidized brass, bone, wood and antique African beads, are given a beautiful showcase at her Silver Lake boutique. [Photo]

Gabriela Artigas

The jewelry designer's celeb-faved, blogstar-beloved bestsellers are all here at her cozy WeHo studio, which stocks everything from dainty stackable rose gold rings to minimalist-cool bracelets to chunky statement-making necklaces.

Gold Bug

Located in Old Town Pasadena, Gold Bug’s abundant collection varies from Swarovski crystal mesh jewels by Michael Schmidt to handcrafted stone creations by Jamie Joseph. Men's offerings include sterling silver bracelets and handmade beetle-shaped cufflinks. [Photo]

Irene Neuwirth

CFDA-approved local talent Irene Neuwirth opened her first flagship on Melrose this year and stocks her full line of kaleidoscopic Swarovski accoutrements.

Melody Ehsani

This street-style-inspired jewelry line pushes the boundaries of traditional design with bold, in-your-face pieces. For less than $50, custom rings, necklaces or earrings can be made to fit anyone’s style. Bonus: A portion of all Ehsani purchases goes to support a charity that helps the advancement and education of women. [Photo]

Roseark

Found in 2003 by owners Kathy and Rick Rose, this by-appointment WeHo boutique offers the biggest and best selection of unique, edgy, extravagant baubles this city has to offer, including pieces from Jessica Winzelberg, Jennifer Meyer, Karma El Khalil, and owner Kathy Rose. The massive WeHo showroom features a fine art gallery in addition to precious jewels. [Photo]

Tiffany & Co.

Classic pieces made from the highest quality materials are what have kept Tiffany at the top of the jewelry heap for more than 175 years. [Photo]

Todd Reed

Boulder-based designer Todd Reed's luxe, eco-friendly jewelry now have home of their own in Venice. His sustainably-sourced offerings go for a pretty penny—raw diamond rings, 18k gold bangles, and men's rings and accessories are just a few things you'll find at this high-end gem haven.

Cartier

Any luxury jewelry lover knows that receiving Cartier's little red box triggers child-like excitement, every time. Could it be the Love Bracelet? Or how about the Juste un Clou? Regardless, getting something from this iconic institution is a very, very wonderful thing. [Photo]

Voiage

Founded by former Persimmon shopkeep Julie Schroeder, the 800-square-foot boutique stocks a mix of vintage gems and one-of-a-kind jewelry crafted by independent designers, both local and global. Just a few stunners in stock include a 14k gold ring decked out with tourmaline for $5,800 and dainty fan palm earrings for $110.

XIV Karats Ltd.

Everyone from Kylie Jenner to Gwen Stefani has been spotted at this Beverly Hills favorite, which is known for offering ultra-luxe pieces for every occasion. [Photo]