Goldmakers plays host to several different jewelry lines (over 40, according to the Goldmakers website), but the shop also makes and sells its own line of jewelry pieces - fashioned by the in-house jewelers - some that are ready-made and others that have been custom-made per request by customers.
The store itself is laidback, unlike some of the other too-bright, overstimulating jewelry store environments. Shannon greeted me when I walked in and she answered the questions that I asked about the store, as did other employees. It was really easy to talk to everyone and we had a good conversation (photography, jewelry and blogging were the main fodder).
Some of the designers that Goldmakers displays include: Alexis Bittar (statement piece costume jewelry with bright colors and a lot of stones), Dori Csengeri (half silk cotton and half gemstones), Extasia (a modern take on Victorian cameos), Verameat (slightly off-kilter, curious designs) and viv & ingrid (delicate, beautifully presented, ultra-feminine pieces).
(A few angles of the shop, all from near the front entrance)
(Some glorious Dori Csengeri pieces)
(Plus Extasia, E A M and Verameat and La Vie Parisienne)
(A Goldmakers original design)
(I probably spent five minutes staring at the glittering middle ring, thinking about much I adore it.)
(Look at all of this gorgeous finger candy.)
(And again, I fell in love. Middle ring.)
(Rings displayed in mini cupcake molds! Genius!)
(Scarab jewelry. Does this remind anyone else of the Mummy movies?)
(All of the gemstones that are available! Goldmakers' jewelers can set these for you in your own jewelry or you can commission a custom item using these.)
Overall, Goldmakers is brimming with beautiful pieces from a range of designers with various design sensibilities - some classic, some innovative, some whimsical, but all of which are well-made and gorgeous.
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