Handmade Jewelry Business Name Ideas & Meanings

I have selected 250 handmade jewelry business name ideas, each with its meaning.

List Of Handmade Jewelry Business Name Ideas And Their Meanings:

One Painted Eye

The Prince of Wales wanted Maria Fitzherbert, a Catholic widow he was not allowed to marry. In his passion, he sent Maria a miniature portrait of one of his eyes. Lover’s eye brooches and lockets followed for decades.

Firefly Wire

‘Blink.’

Morgan Pink

Morganite (a pink beryl) is after banker J.P. Morgan.

Pomegranate Seed Jewelry

Granatum, ‘pomegranate,’ is root of garnet.

Fil d’Or

Golden thread

Wandering Pearl Co.

La Peregrina is Spanish for “the pilgrim”. Richard Burton bought it for Elizabeth Taylor in nineteen sixty-nine.

Frosted Fern Silver

Ice patterns on a winter window.

Clementine Clay

‘Little orange.’

Rosetta Bead Room

Marietta Barovier (a Murano glassmaker) came up with the rosetta bead in the fourteen hundreds.

Damson Drops

“Plum-dark” earrings that swing below a lobe.

Kyanite Cove

From kyanos, ‘dark blue’.

Heather Hill Sterling

“Purple moor.”

Beryl Bluff

From bēryllos.

Anulus Studio

Latin, ‘ring.’

Kanzashi Kiosk

Kanzashi (Japanese hair ornaments) range from combs to sticks.

Dome & Dot

Rounded caps.

Perle Noire

‘Black pearl.’

Small Business Name Ideas for Jewelry

Name	Meaning	Pronunciation
Little Loupe	jeweler’s magnifier	LIT-ul LOOP
Under the Desk Lamp	”night shift.”	UN-der thuh DESK LAMP
Ferro & Fern	iron, in Italian	FEH-roh and FURN
One Bench Studio	”a single workbench”	WUN BENCH STOO-dee-oh
Two Hands and Hammer	the whole team	TOO HANDZ and HAM-er
Postbox Pearls	mailed to buyers	POHST-boks PURLZ
Garage Forge	smithy, or workshop	guh-RAHZH FORJ or GAIR-ij FORJ
Saturday Market Bead Co.	”weekend stall”	SAT-er-day MAR-kit BEED KOH
Small Hours Studio	after midnight	SMAWL OW-erz STOO-dee-oh
Kitchen Table Gem Co.	gems of home	KICH-in TAY-bul JEM KOH
Porch Light Pendants	”lit after dark.”	PORCH LYTE PEN-dunts
Tiny Batch Silver	small runs	TY-nee BACH SIL-ver
Corner Shop Charms	the neighborhood store	KOR-ner SHOP CHARMZ
Cupful of Clasps	”a modest stash”	KUP-ful uv KLASPS
Weekend Smith	part-time metalworker	WEEK-end SMITH or week-END SMITH

The list continues.

Étoile Atelier

A star in a Paris workroom.

Leaf Cast Co.

Leaf veins, pressed.

Joya Goods

Spanish for jewel.

Yarrow & Yew

A feathery herb and a dark evergreen. Save

Velvet Tray

Where jewels rest in a shop window.

Apple Cart Beads

‘Upset plans,’ from upsetting an apple cart.

Persimmon Petal

Fruit tree bloom.

North Window

Jewelers prefer north light for judging color.

Puddle Jump Beads

Splashy rainy-day fun.

Cookie Cutter Charms

Dough shapes, stamped.

Orchard Wire

Fruit trees in rows, bent from wire.

Creative Jewelry Business Name Ideas to Spark Your Brand

Name	Meaning	Pronunciation
Hoopla Jewelry	fuss, or excitement	HOO-plah JOO-ul-ree or HOOP-lah JOO-ul-ree
Wearloom	wear + heirloom	WAIR-loom
Ringlet & Rye	curl of hair	RING-lit and RY
Gilt Trip	”guilt, worn gladly.”	GILT TRIP
Fossick & Fire	searching for gold	FOS-ik and FYRE
Clasptopia	clasp + utopia	klasp-TOH-pee-uh
Sterling Thoughts	best ideas	STUR-ling THAWTS
Spangle Supply	”a sequin”	SPANG-gul suh-PLY
Mettle & Metal	courage, cast	MET-ul and MET-ul
Charmistry	charm + chemistry	char-MISS-tree
Glint & Grit	”flash and toughness”	GLINT and GRIT
Lustre Lab	the sheen workshop	LUSS-ter LAB
Orebit	ore + orbit	OR-bit
Clink Collective	glasses touching	KLINK kuh-LEK-tiv
Shiny Object Syndrome	”magpie habit.”	SHY-nee OB-jekt SIN-drohm
Glimmerworks	faint flicker	GLIM-er-wurks

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Abacus Beads

“A counting frame.”

Ojo Silver

“Eye” in Spanish.

Kiln & Copper

Enamel is meaning “glass powder fired onto copper.” Save

Cat’s Cradle Cord

A string game for two pairs of hands.

Bizou Bench

“Finger ring”, in Breton.

Hilo Studio

Hilo is Spanish for “thread.”

Argent Hollow

Argent is silver in heraldry.

Cabochon Club

Caboche, French for “head.”

Feather Fringe

‘Plumes.’

Gioia Beadwork

Gioia is Italian for “joy,” and gioiello is a jewel.

Gemma Bloom

Gemma is Latin for “a bud,” and later “a gem.”

Little Anvil Collective

“Small anvil.” I’d save it for a group studio.

Seawater Stones

Aqua marina is Latin, with a meaning I like: ‘seawater’. Save

Wood Grain Metal

Mokume-gane, Japanese for “wood grain metal,” was invented by Denbei Shoami (1651–1728) for sword fittings in Akita.

Inkwell Gold

Ink and gilt.

Whistle Stop Beads

“A short halt” at a country station.

Second Sunrise

Morning again.

Terracotta Tulip

Terracotta is Italian for “baked earth.”

Cuenta Studio

Cuenta is Spanish for “a bead.”

Tama House

Tama is Japanese for “a ball” or “a jewel.”

Carob Seed Studio

Gem traders used to weigh stones against carob seeds. Greek keration, “little horn,” is where carat comes from.

Turkish Stone Goods

Turquoise is French for ‘Turkish,’ since stones reached Europe via Turkish lands. Mines lay in Persia.

Collana Co.

‘Necklace,’ in Italian.

Piedra Pequeña

“Small stone.”

Starlit Smithy

“A forge” under night sky.

Peridot Porch

Peridot is meaning “gem-grade olivine,” green as lime peel.

Hedgerow Hoops

Berry-red beads on hoops. I like it for autumn fairs. Save

Larissa & Mar

Miguel Méndez put his daughter Larissa and mar, Spanish for ‘sea’, to form Larimar. It is a blue stone found only in Dominican Republic.

Toi et Moi Workshop

French for ‘you and me.’ Napoleon proposed to Josephine with this style.

Saltmarsh Silver

Jewelry for coasts of reeds and tidal mud (I almost went with Mudflat Silver, and I’m glad I didn’t).

Thread and Grain

Filigree came out of two Latin words, filum and granum, ‘thread’ and ‘grain’.

Moonstone Motel

Florida named moonstone its state gem in nineteen seventy.

Hematite Hearth

Hematite is from haima, ‘blood’.

Posy Inside

Posy comes from French poésie, ‘poetry.’ Rings of this type had a short verse cut on the inner side of the band.

Flow Stone

Fluorite, from Latin fluere, “to flow.”

Mountain of Light Jewelry

Koh-i-Noor is Persian for “mountain of light.”

Hive & Hoop

Hive is meaning a beehive, and hoop an earring circle..

Leek & Gold

Chrysoprase is made of Greek chrysos and prason: “gold” and “leek.”

Kilimanjaro Blue

Tanzanite, “from Tanzania,” its only source.

Oro Workshop

“Gold” is oro in Spanish and Italian, or in French, aur in Romanian.

Pavé Avenue

Pavé (pa-VAY) – Means “paved,” stones set close like cobbles.

Upala Opal

Opal has origins in Sanskrit upala, ‘precious stone.’

Sober Violet

Amethyst is from Greek amethystos, “not drunk.”

Pinky Promise Rings

A hooked little finger is symbolizing a vow.

Bangri Bangles

From Hindi bangrī, “a glass ring” for a wrist.

Labrador Light

Labradorite has roots in Labrador, in Canada.

Lazhward Lapis

Lapis is Latin for stone, and lazuli is Persian lazhward, blue.

Smarald Studio

Smarald is the Romanian form of emerald, which has roots in Greek smaragdos.

Telesma Tin

From telesma, “rite,” by way of Arabic into talisman.

Kidney Green

Nephrite is a type of jade with roots in Greek nephros, ‘kidney.’

Brass Tack Beads

“Basics”/“facts”/“essentials”/“nitty-gritty”

Diamant Den

Diamant is the German form of diamond, which has origins in Greek adamas, unconquerable.

Latch & Locket

Locket is from loquet, “latch.”

Thousand Flowers Glass

Millefiori is Italian for “a thousand flowers,” pronounced mill-eh-fee-OR-ee and also spelled mille fiori.

Baroque Pearl Bureau

‘Uneven’, or ‘lumpy’.

Daylight Enamel

Plique-à-jour (pleek-ah-ZHOOR) means “letting in daylight”.

Flank Stone Jade

Jade comes from Spanish piedra de ijada, “stone of the flank.”

Rivière Road

Rivière means river, and you also see it used for a necklace of stones that are set in one line.

Keshi Pearl Co.

Keshi is from Japanese and has a meaning I like: “poppy seed”.

Amulet Alley

amulet/charm

Rubin Studio

Rubin is the German and Romanian form of ruby, which is rooted in Latin ruber, ‘red’.

Vermeil Vault

Vermeil is meaning gilded silver.

Eternity Loop

A band of stones all the way round is symbolizing a love with no end.

Citrine Cellar

Citrin has origins in citron, a lemon.

Soare Studio

Soare is Romanian for “sun,” sol in Spanish, sole in Italian, soleil in French. It has a meaning that I love, and I recommend it for a shop of brass hoops.

Wire Gauge Garden

‘Thickness’/‘diameter’.

Kunz & Co.

Kunzite has origins in George Frederick Kunz (1856–1929), a New York gemologist.

Strass & Paste

Paste is leaded glass cut to sparkle. Strass, its ‘other word’, is the surname of Georg Friedrich Strass, a Paris jeweler who made imitation stones.

Above Rubies

Proverbs 31:10 says: “Who can find a virtuous woman? for her price is far above rubies.”

Sappheiros Studio

‘Blue gem’, sappheiros in ancient Greek, and sapphire in English.

Iolite Isle

Iolite is meaning “violet,” from ios.

Tagua Nut Co.

Tagua is a palm seed carved like ivory and sold as “vegetable ivory” (I almost wrote that it grows in Africa, but tagua palms are South American).

Baguette Bakery

Baguette is French for “a little rod”.

Pounamu Path

Pounamu is Māori for “greenstone.”

San Benito Blue

Benitoite is California’s state gem and is ‘from San Benito County’.

Rolo Link Room

‘Round links’

Kiffa Bead Co.

Kiffa beads come from Mauritania and are made from powdered glass.

Friendship Knot Co.

A knot is symbolizing a promise between friends.

Tension Ring Lab

Is a stone safe with no prongs? Sure.

Sugi Purple

Sugilite is named after Japanese petrologist Ken-ichi Sugi.

Lotus Blush

Padparadscha is Sinhalese for ‘lotus blossom’.

Milgrain Mill

Milgrain has origins in French mille-grain, “a thousand grains”.

Lucky Accident Glass

Aventurine is from Italian a ventura, “by chance”.

Flush Mount Co.

‘level’/‘sunk’

Shank Street

Shank is meaning the band part of a ring.

Fairy Cross Co.

Staurolite has roots in Greek stauros, “cross”.

Trillion Tray

“Triangle.”

Barrette Bay

Barrette is French for ‘a little bar’.

Diadem Drive

Diadem, from Greek diadēma, “a band”.