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Ben Yehuda Pedestrian 

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German Colony & Emek Refaim

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Malha Mall

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Yes Planet

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Shops in Jerusalem

Moriah Temple Mount Jewelry from Jerusalem
Our artisans hand-crafted Each piece in Israel, made of gold, diamonds, and Temple Mount stone.

Moriah Temple Mount Jewelry

Welcome to Kameo - the jewelry boutique of Eric Abecassis located in the heart of Jerusalem. Here you will find unique jewelry of every kind, crafted by hand and with the deep emotional and physical investment of the artist's talent.

Kameo - Eric Abecassis Jewelry Studio

Crafting a Better World Megemeria- meaning “Genesis” in Amharic- symbolizes a new beginning. Founded in 2010 by Orna and Isaac Levy of Yvel Jewelry, the Megemeria School of Art &amp; Design empowers new immigrants, especially from the Ethiopian-Israeli community, through professional jewelry training, creative expression, and personal growth.At Megemeria, students gain high-level craftsmanship skills alongside guidance, confidence-building, and a strong sense of belonging. It is a place where talent meets creativity, and creativity meets soul. The vision behind the project is rooted in the belief that immigrant absorption is not a challenge to overcome, but a rare opportunity to build bridges between cultures, communities, and people.This year, Megemeria launched a first-of-its-kind program dedicated to those affected by October 7, including wounded soldiers, Nova festival survivors, and individuals coping with trauma.The program offers professional training and a pathway to healing through creation: the calming touch of gemstones, the meditative precision of handwork, and a process that cultivates focus, patience, and inner quiet. In the year that Yvel marks 40 years of craftsmanship and social commitment, this new program stands as a powerful expression of the unbreakable human spirit and the profound ability of art to heal and renew.The Megemeria Boutique at the Yvel Design Center At the heart of the Yvel Design Center lies a unique experience inspired by a traditional Ethiopian village, honoring the stories and heritage of the artists behind the creations. Here, you’ll discover original handcrafted jewelry designed by students and graduates of the school. Each piece carries a personal journey of identity, emotion, resilience, and hope, &nbsp;works of art enriched with cultural depth and human meaning.100% Social Impact At Megemeria, every purchase is more than a gift: 100% of the proceeds are donated directly to the Megemeria initiative, helping train new students and expand opportunities for those beginning a new chapter in Israel. When you purchase a Megemeria jewel, you’re not just buying jewelry, you are creating change. You’re giving back. You’re strengthening an entire community.Visit, Connect, and Support &nbsp;

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Megemeria -A Jewelry Boutique with Heart and Purpose

Crafting a Better World Megemeria- meaning “Genesis” in Amharic- symbolizes a new beginning. Founded in 2010 by Orna and Isaac Levy of Yvel Jewelry, the Megemeria School of Art &amp; Design empowers new immigrants, especially from the Ethiopian-Israeli community, through professional jewelry training, creative expression, and personal growth.At Megemeria, students gain high-level craftsmanship skills alongside guidance, confidence-building, and a strong sense of belonging. It is a place where talent meets creativity, and creativity meets soul. The vision behind the project is rooted in the belief that immigrant absorption is not a challenge to overcome, but a rare opportunity to build bridges between cultures, communities, and people.Where Craftsmanship, Art, and Israeli Spirit Meet Set along a winding road to Jerusalem, among the green hills of Motza, you’ll find Yvel’s flagship boutique — a world of handcrafted luxury jewelry. Here, rare pearls, natural gemstones, and contemporary design come together in an elegant and inspiring space. The flagship boutique offers an intimate and refined shopping experience, showcasing Yvel’s most iconic collections, from high jewelry and wearable art to meaningful pieces crafted with exceptional precision and artistry. Located within the Yvel Design Center, visitors may also book a guided behind-the-scenes tour, offering a rare glimpse into the factory, workshops, and the full journey from raw material to finished masterpiece. Guests are welcomed to explore the creative process, connect with the spirit of Israeli craftsmanship, and experience how luxury, values, and social impact come together in one inspiring place. The tour reveals the passion, skill, and dedication behind every creation.Today, Yvel employs over 100 people from more than 20 countries, forming a vibrant human mosaic where new immigrants and native-born Israelis work side by side. This unique environment nurtures creativity, collaboration, and a shared sense of purpose. Alongside the production center stands the social heart of Yvel — Megemeria, a philanthropic school of art and jewelry-making founded by Orna and Isaac Levy in 2010. Dedicated to empowering new immigrants, particularly from the Ethiopian-Israeli community, Megemeria reflects Yvel’s belief that craftsmanship can change lives and build bridges between cultures. This is where art and nature meet, through innovation, master craftsmanship, and award-winning excellence. From the Design Center in Jerusalem to boutiques around the world, Yvel tells a story of passion, dedication, and timeless elegance. Here, where beauty and artistry meet, every moment becomes unforgettable. &nbsp;

Yvel — An International Luxury Jewelry House

Salomon Jewelry in the heart of the vibrant Nachalat Shiva neighborhood offers a beautiful range of jewelry. Nachalat Shiv'a is located in Jerusalem's city center and was one of the first neighborhoods built outside Jerusalem's Old City walls. Now, Nachalat Shiv'a,  literally one street paved with cobble stones and decorated by the Jerusalem famous limestone, offers an intimate shopping experience.

Salomon Jewelry

Lord Kitch is an Israeli store that sells women’s fashion with a focus on the religious community, with many modest options. Many styles are available, with particular attention given to manufacturing the latest fashion.

While most of the products are manufactured in Israel, enabling a quick response to fashion changes, some of the more classic pieces  that always have appeal are produced abroad.

Lord Kitch offers a stylish solution for modest dress.
<h2>Jerusalem store locations</h2>
Ramot Mall
255 Golda Meir Blvd.
02-652-4453

Mamilla Mall
02-625-2595

Malha Mall
1 Agudat Sport Beitar Road, Malha Mall
02-678-0576

Hadar Mall
26 Pierre Koenig Street
02-672-9790

City Center
1 King George Street
02-625-8120

<a href="/placecategory/ramot-mall-shopping/">More stores in Ramot Mall &gt;&gt;</a>

Lord Kitch Ramot Mall

Jerusalem’s oldest book shop, Ludwig Mayer Jerusalem Bookstore, was founded in 1908 outside Jaffa Gate and moved to its current location on Shlomzyion Hamalka Street in the heart of downtown Jerusalem in 1936.

Ludwig Mayer carries a wide range of books in English, German, French and Hebrew. The store offers specialized collections in Literature, travel, philosophy, history, Middle East Studies, Judaism, Christianity, psychology, geography, biology, law, economics, the Holocaust, linguistics, natural sciences, music and  the arts.

Visitors will find a helpful, multilingual and knowledgeable staff with a wide selection of maps, travel guides and literature on Israel, the history of Zionism, and the Arab-Israeli conflict.

Following a former Jerusalem tradition, the store is closed on Tuesday afternoons.

Ludwig Mayer Jerusalem Bookstore

Espace Dix is a contemporary art gallery located inside a private residence at 10 Beersheba Street in Nachlaot and run by two art-loving women. The idea of the gallery is to create an art space to promote new artists in Jerusalem. The gallery is unique in its spirit and holds no "commercial games" or promotional events; in short, a true art-for-art's-sake establishment.

Espace Dix

Jerusalem is well known as a world center for handmade Armenian ceramics, all manufactured by the Armenian community in the Old City. The Armenian Ceramics Gallery is owned and operated by George and Dorin Sandrouni, leaders in this field of artistry. Located in the Christian Quarter, just 120 meters away from the Old City's New Gate, the Armenian Ceramics Gallery is a sure stop for these locally-manufactured, colorfully and richly designed ceramics.

Sandrouni Armenian Ceramics Gallery

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Fresh Antique Jewelry, located in Jerusalem's city center, is an exquisite shop specializing in antique jewelry. If you are looking for antique jewelry or estate jewelry pieces, the Fresh Antique Jewelry shop is a must for your visit to Jerusalem.

Fresh Antique Jewelry

Danny Eliav is a fourth-generation goldsmith & jeweler. He and his son Ro’ee, the fifth generation, lead skilled creators of fine and original jewels. Danny Eliav’s style is unique and exquisite.

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Danny Eliav Jewelry

The Sevachs are a talented family of goldsmith's that emigrated 90 years ago from Yemen to Jerusalem, where they put their skills and closely guarded family secrets of the trade toward producing some of the best silver Judaica in Israel.
To this day, their kiddush cups, candle sticks, menorahs, mezuza covers and other uniquely designed silver works are some of the most sought after in Jerusalem.

Shevach -- Silver & Judaica

Located in downtown Jerusalem, Rakia Gallery features an impressive ongoing collection of artworks by David Rakia alongside exhibitions from various other established and up-and-coming Israeli artists, including originals on canvas and paper prints.

Rakia Gallery

Tsiyon Moreno founded Moreno's Nuts in 1966 and the business has stayed in the family faithfully serving the shoppers of the Mahaney Yehuda Market ever since.
The smell of the store is unmistakable, and you'll find a vast selection of nuts, spices, pastries, dried fruits, candy and even wine on display for sale. Whether your looking for something to snack on as you shop or a gift to take home, Moreno's has you covered.

Moreno's Nuts

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Altogether 8 is a gallery of 11 talented Israeli ceramic artists in the charming Nahalat Shiva area of Jerusalem. Established in 1990 (originally with eight ceramicists) the store is something of an institution in Jerusalem and exhibits its collection of colorful and exciting hand-made ceramics both locally and abroad.
What sets the coop apart is that each of the 11 artists has a unique technique and signature style, and customers get to experience a real wide selection of contemporary Israeli ceramics all under one roof.

Altogether 8

Finegold is a Jerusalem-based fine jewelry store chain, with five stores around Jerusalem. The store's leading lines are gold pieces mounted with diamonds, which are individually selected and then set by craftsmen to make spectacular antique, vintage and modern jewelry.

Finegold

Poenta sells a mix of classic gold jewelry, handbags, accessories, gifts and unconventional jewelry. The store in Nahlat Shiva provides a platform for Bezalel design graduates, and is lined with creative and beautiful pieces.

Poenta

Located in Jerusalem's Katamon neighborhood, Kos Shel Bracha (Cup of Blessing) specializes in Israeli boutique wines and alcoholic beverages. The staff is quite knowledgeable and will be glad to help you choose the right wine or spirit for your occasion and educate you on Israeli wines, spirits and beers. On Friday's, the store hosts a wine tasting event.

Kos Shel Bracha

Gallery of Literature is the largest second-hand bookstore in Israel. Located in central Jerusalem near King George Street, the store is made up of two floors and is divided into four large rooms filled with book-lined shelves. In addition, the shop offers a separate section for old and rare books.
Book lovers won't want to miss out on travailing the store's literary treasures.
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Gallery of Literature

Diesel's new flagship store in Mamilla has been specially designed according to the concept of the world's leading new stores. The Diesel branch in Mamilla covers 150 square meters and presents the full range of quality brand collections: denim, fashion, handbags, shoes, accessories, lingerie, and the Black Gold Diesel Collection - the exclusive line of the brand.

Since the establishment of Diesel in 1978 by Renzo Rosso, the founder and owner, Diesel is known as a brand with a unique statement and bold approach that maintains its DNA and values of individuality, originality, and loyalty to yourself.

Diesel Mamilla

Muscat is a one stop shopping for all Color Jewelry, gifts and Hamsa.
The shop displays a handpicked selection of unique crafts by artists form various places of Israel and all corners of the world. You will find hand woven silver jewelry, handmade glassware, Jewish crafted colorful Judaica, Tiberius liquid silver, and Artisanal gifts to special savings prices.

Muscat Jewelry

<h2>FREE EXPERT MAKEOVERS/TUTORIALS IN THE HEART OF JERUSALEM</h2>
For women who want to enhance their beauty, with easy makeup techniques, that look natural. With the simple Devorah system, you will learn to apply your own makeup in 5 minutes. Devorah’s welcoming cosmetic store, featuring locally crafted mineral products, is located across from Mamilla and is the place for all your cosmetic needs.

Makeovers – Expert colorists apply your makeup for weddings, events, parties, ‘night on the town’ or that everyday natural glow.

Custom Color Palettes – We will help you choose your colors and create your unique, refillable, magnetized palette. We teach you how to use all the colors in the palette for both day and night looks.
A palette can contain a combination of:
FOUNDATION | BLUSH | BRONZER | GLOW | EYELINER | EYE SHADOW
All you need in one palette. We offer mineral products, made in Israel.
<h2>Private Events With Devorah Cosmetics</h2>
We love hosting your special events like bachelorette parties, bat mitzvahs, birthdays, office events or any idea that suits your needs.
We host ongoing themed events and parties where makeup and tutorials celebrate women. It’s a special place where everyone always has a good time and leaves radiant.

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Devorah Cosmetics

Located in central Jerusalem, Hataklitiya sells records, vintage clothing and jewelry.
The records on sale in the store come from the extensive collection of music maven Simon Duwek, who has collected records from a number of genres, including classical rock, jazz, R&amp;B, Israeli music, hazanut (Jewish cantorial music), and more.
Rare records can also be found at reasonable prices, and in good condition, without scratches. If you have any quality records at your disposal, Simon also buys old records.
Simon’s wife, Orchidea, is in charge of the store’s clothing. An artist by profession, Orchidea has been collecting quality clothing and jewelry over the years from select wardrobes.
Hataklitiya prides itself on providing a personal, reliable and well-informed service, and creating a nostalgic and authentic Soho-like atmosphere.

Hataklitiya

Stav Jewelry is run by Dalia and Eyal, a couple who began doing jewelry just as a hobby until they decided, a few years ago, to jump in head first, look internationally for inspiration and open their own store.
The jewelry at Stav is designed and handmade in the store’s workshop. They are constantly in a state of innovation, rising to the challenge of creating new designs daily with each piece given imagination and caring attention to detail.
Customers enjoy a rich variety of unique models, the renewal of designs on a weekly basis and the fast and kind service.

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Photo by Shimon Yair Cohen