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Muralt’s Custom Jewelers
Mesa jeweler Matt Muralt creates distinctive bracelets, rings and necklaces, but his true passion and talent lies with brooches. He uses esoteric French enameling, glass casting and freehand design to create Art Deco and Art Nouveau pieces that are unmistakable and unforgettable, like the pictured floral brooches ($10,000) and scarab brooch ($12,000).

Muralt’s Custom Jewelers, 
228 W. Main St., Mesa, 480-969-4653, muraltscustomjewelers.net

Hamra Jewelers
A Scottsdale mainstay for more than 25 years, Hamra Jewelers is run by two brothers who strive to become each guest’s “jeweler for life.” They offer a range of high-end pieces, including a beautiful blue topaz pendant and earring set (pictured, $4,800).

Hamra Jewelers, 15435 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale, 
480-946-5110, hamra.com

Coffin & Trout
Run by Randy Coffin and his son, former Diamondbacks pitcher Ryan Coffin, Coffin & Trout embraces technology and innovation to develop jewelry that is both beautiful and intelligently designed. Look for their Fusion and Interlace lines (pictured: Interlace ladies’ ring, $7,800), which use blends of metal to create unique looks, or the Interlude line, which includes a men’s ring with meteorite ($2,500).

Coffin & Trout, 7131 W. Ray Rd., Chandler, 480-763-1300, coffinandtrout.com

Cornelis Hollander
Cornelis Hollander learned jewelry design in his native Holland before apprenticing in London and then adventuring in South Africa, the diamond capital of the world. Now based in Phoenix, the globetrotter says he makes his jewelry like poetry, flowing like a waterfall from idea to design to the finished piece. The insertable band diamond ring (pictured) is one of his most in-demand items in the U.S., while the Hanabi “Fireworks” style is big in Japan. Pricing by appointment.

Cornelis Hollander, 
4151 N. Marshall Way, Scottsdale, 480-423-5000, cornelishollander.com

Oliver Smith
Oliver Smith is a nature lover, a surfer, a hiker and a loving husband – passions that inspire and infuse his jewelry collections and designs. The Boho collection (pictured is the Pink Opal Boho Wrap, $595) strings beachy-looking gems and stones together in macramé style, and a portion of sale proceeds benefits McDowell Sonoran Conservancy. The Stardust collection (pricing by request) utilizes gems set into hand-engraved stars to emulate the beauty of the cosmos, perfect for the romantic soul.

Oliver Smith, 8787 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale,  480-607-4444, oliversmithjeweler.com