Pattaraphan
Photograph: Pattaraphan
Photograph: Pattaraphan

Thailand’s top 12 jewellery brands

Thailand’s love affair with bling has been raging for centuries. Even the country’s former name, Siam, means ‘gold’in Sanskrit.

Kraprib Premsinee
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Thailand’s love affair with bling has been raging for centuries. Even the country’s former name, Siam, means ‘gold’ in Sanskrit. There are three main pillars of Thai jewellery: silver, gold and gems. Silver is often tied to northern hill tribes, known for intricate handwork passed down through generations while Thai goldsmithing was once reserved for royalty. The use of gemstones as ornaments can be traced back to the Ayutthaya period. 

Today, while styles have evolved, the craftsmanship and sparkle live on. Many brands continue to celebrate by working with  local communities that use techniques passed down through generations, weaving Thai cultural elements – like floral motifs – into their designs. Thai jewellery remains rooted in detail, meaning and a deep connection to tradition.

From delicate charms to bold statement pieces, the Big Mango offers a stunning array of locally-crafted jewellery to suit every style and budget. Based on recent online buzz, global recognition and appearances in fashion shoots, everyday looks, and even on the big screen, we've curated a list of the city's finest jewelry ateliers. Here are our top picks for the best of Bangkok's bijoux.

1. Pattaraphan

As the name Pattaraphan suggests – it means ‘beautiful skin’ in Thai – the brand’s jewellery is designed to become part of the body, enhancing your natural form with pieces that feel both intimate and artful. Known for its genderless, avant-garde approach to fine jewellery, Pattaraphan’s signature style blends bold textures, sculptural shapes and minimalist forms. Each collection tells a personal story drawn from the founder’s childhood memories, lived experiences and meaningful cultural symbols. The brand has gained international recognition, with style icons like Gigi and Bella Hadid wearing its pieces as part of their everyday looks.

2. Sarran

Inspired by Thai womanhood and the art-to-wear movement, each piece by Sarran reflects the founder’s deep love for tradition and design. Handpicking blooms from a Thai garden – like jasmine and tropical milkweed – Sarran draws inspiration from the delicate beauty of local flora. The brand’s designs have caught the eye of many, including global names like Blackpink’s Lisa. In a recent collaboration with Jim Thompson, it introduced earrings crafted from Thai silk. More than just accessories, Sarran’s pieces are wearable stories, made with deep-rooted pride in Thai artistry.

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3. Pacharee

At Pacharee, every piece begins with the beauty of the stone itself. The brand celebrates the natural quirks and character of each pearl and gem, letting their imperfections guide the design. Using free-form cuts and delicate slices, Pacharee reveals the raw, untouched essence of each material – creating jewellery that feels personal and connected to nature. With styles ranging from feminine to masculine, the brand offers something for everyone to explore and wear as an expression of their own individuality. Their pieces are spotted in the latest Mike White’s series, The White Lotus.

4. Ravipa

What started as a vision for everyday jewellery has become a beloved name in the Thai accessories scene. Ravipa is all about simple pieces with deeper meaning, designed to be worn daily. With over 30 years of expert craftsmanship behind each item, the signature look features minimal designs and soft nylon straps that sit light on the wrist. From Disney collabs to charms believed to bring love, success or good fortune, Ravipa blends sentiment with style. Today, you’ll find them at outlets ranging from Bangkok’s top department stores to boutiques in Hong Kong.

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5. Haus of Jewelry

Haus of Jewelry is a Thai jewellery brand that made it all the way to a Times Square billboard in New York City – and has been worn by international stars like Doja Cat and Suki Waterhouse. Embracing the motto ‘be fluid, be limitless – your uniqueness, your rules,’ the brand offers a range of elegant and expressive collections. From a Thai zodiac-inspired line to a Bohemian Rhapsody–themed series, each piece flows with bold individuality. Most of the pieces capture a strong sense of self in limitless forms, just like the ever-changing nature of liquid.

6. Eastern Antique

From a broken tile to a knocked-about piece of jewellery, Eastern Antique finds beauty in what’s been overlooked. The owner, a longtime collector of bowls, plates, vases and other ceramics, discovered beauty in the broken. They take distressed pieces and re-work, polish and transform them into affordable rings, earrings, and necklaces – each piece carrying a unique story of revival. The shop is quiet and welcoming, inviting you to slow down and uncover a one-of-a-kind treasure.

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7. mormormor

mormormor is jewellery reimagined – wearable art with meaning. It’s built on creativity, inclusivity and sustainability, celebrating Thai craftsmanship through genderless designs. It includes adaptable styles and materials reclaimed from past use. These ideas reshape how we see jewellery – blending beauty with purpose. Each piece has its own charm: one inspired by the strong lines of a gate, called the private zone collection, the other by the soft, flowing curves of flower pollen. The brand has made its mark around the globe, popping up in cities like Tokyo, Hangzhou and New York. 

8. Valichain

A beloved brand among Thais, known as the go-to for classic, everyday style. It is praised for offering stylish, high-quality pieces at affordable prices. The designs are versatile and made to mix and match with one another, reflecting the founder’s belief that accessories should add a touch of fun, especially on days when you want to dress down but still care about your look. New and playful collections are released regularly, but don’t wait too long – they tend to sell out fast.

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9. Thammada Studio

If you have a chance to visit Thammada Store, take your time strolling through the displays. The shop showcases detailed and delicate designs that elevate your everyday attire. From boot-shaped earrings to Tamagotchi-inspired rings, the collection transforms familiar objects into wearable art. Styles range from whimsical to cool and chic. Floral motifs also feature throughout – elegant without being overly feminine – including a standout design inspired by the traditional Thai flower garland. 

10. AKE AKE

Raised in a family with over 20 years of silver-making expertise, the owner used this knowledge to build AKE AKE, a jewellery brand with a love for timeless Thai handmade techniques. At the heart of AKE AKE is a commitment to creating detailed, heirloom-quality 925 sterling silver pieces. The brand’s design vibe is medieval Europe meets modern cool. Inspired by British and European history, old-world rituals and antique silver artistry, AKE AKE puts a fresh spin on the past.

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11. Sar.rrai

Established in Bangkok in 2020, Sar.rrai’s is owned by two non-designers with a big dream – to create an alternative jewellery brand focused on craftsmanship, conscious production, and upcycling. Their entire operation is grounded in a slow-fashion manifesto and their goal is to create sustainable silver jewellery that’s both thoughtful and stylish.

Sarrai means seaweed in Thai, and it can be seen in their designs – flowy, freeform shapes that celebrate beautiful imperfections. The standout pieces turn trash into treasure and feature colourful, sparkling gems made from recycled bottles and upcycled glass. 

12. Wodd

W0dd Bangkok is where art meets attitude – a genderless, symbolic fusion of sculpture and style with a youthful edge. Each piece plays with bold letter forms and custom shapes. Crafted from 925 silver with anti-tarnish plating, every design is handmade in collaboration with skilled local artisans who bring serious detail and soul to the mix. Their jewellery features a blend of metallic shine and soft matte textures, giving it the look of liquid metal – smooth and cool to the touch.

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