10 Best Jewellery Shops in KL (2026)
Jim Ng · Editor-in-chief
Guide by the Best In Singapore editorial teamUpdated 10 businesses compared
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Kuala Lumpur has one of the most competitive jewellery retail scenes in Southeast Asia. With major international brands, long-established Malaysian chains, and a growing roster of bespoke studios all operating within the same city, knowing where to start can be overwhelming. This guide covers the ten best jewellery shops in KL, selected based on product quality, outlet accessibility, pricing transparency, and customer reputation.
How we ranked these
This guide is being re-reviewed against our published criteria. Until then, sponsored businesses are listed first and labelled, and the places after them keep our earlier editorial order.
At a glance
| Price | ||
|---|---|---|
| 1 | SK JewellerySponsored916 Gold from RM 300 / Diamonds from RM 1,500 | 916 Gold from RM 300 / Diamonds from RM 1,500 |
| 2 | DeGem | - |
| 3 | Tiffany & Co. | - |
| 4 | HABIB JewelsGold from RM 500 / Diamond Rings from RM 1,500 | Gold from RM 500 / Diamond Rings from RM 1,500 |
| 5 | Wah Chan Gold & JewelleryGold Jewellery from RM 498 / Diamonds from RM 1,200 | Gold Jewellery from RM 498 / Diamonds from RM 1,200 |
| 6 | Love & Co. | - |
| 7 | ZCOVA | - |
| 8 | Poh KongGold Jewellery from RM 200 / Diamonds from RM 800 | Gold Jewellery from RM 200 / Diamonds from RM 800 |
| 9 | TomeiGold Jewellery from RM 300 / Diamonds from RM 1,500 | Gold Jewellery from RM 300 / Diamonds from RM 1,500 |
| 10 | Malabar Gold & Diamonds | - |
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SK Jewellery
SK Jewellery operates four outlets in Kuala Lumpur alone, at Mid Valley City, The Exchange TRX, Pavilion Bukit Jalil, and Setapak Central, making it one of the most accessible premium jewellery brands in the city. Founded in 2003 with the motto “You Deserve To Shine,” the brand has positioned itself as the go-to option for shoppers who want consistent quality across gold and diamond pieces without paying a luxury markup.
What makes SK Jewellery a strong first stop in KL is the breadth of its collections. Whether you are looking for a daily wear gold bracelet, a 999 pure gold pendant for gifting, or a full diamond engagement ring set, the same store handles it. Direct supplier sourcing keeps prices sharp relative to similarly positioned brands in the same malls.
The Mid Valley City outlet is the most visited, given its central location and easy access from the KL Sentral transit hub. The Exchange TRX outlet at the newer Tun Razak Exchange mall serves the CBD and Bukit Bintang corridor.
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DeGem
DeGem’s Bangsar flagship is widely regarded as KL’s premier destination for GIA-certified diamond jewellery. With over 40 years in the fine jewellery business, the brand operates at the luxury end of the market, offering its DNA Collection, BrilliantC, and Infinity lines alongside fully bespoke commissions for customers with specific stone grades or design requirements in mind.
Tiffany & Co.
Tiffany & Co. maintains its KL presence at Pavilion Kuala Lumpur and The Gardens Mall, serving customers who want globally recognised luxury pieces with a strong secondary resale market. The brand’s Tiffany Lock, HardWear, and T collections are popular choices for milestone gifting, and staff are trained to guide first-time fine jewellery buyers through the selection process.
HABIB Jewels
HABIB has several showrooms across the Klang Valley, with the KLCC outlet among its most prominent. For over six decades the brand has served the Malaysian market with gold and diamond pieces at transparent pricing, and it carries a particularly strong range of 22K bridal gold sets that remain popular for Malay and Indian weddings in the city.
Wah Chan Gold & Jewellery
Wah Chan operates multiple KL outlets including Berjaya Times Square, one of its flagship locations. The brand has been trading since 1955 and employs in-house gemologists who assist customers with both new purchases and redesign or repair requests. Their seasonal festive collections for Chinese New Year and Hari Raya are among the most varied in the city.
Love & Co.
Love & Co. has outlets at Mid Valley Megamall, 1 Utama, and Sunway Pyramid, making it a convenient option for couples shopping for engagement rings or wedding bands in the Klang Valley. The brand uses a 5Cs framework to help customers evaluate diamonds and offers engraving and personalisation services across its ring and bracelet range.
ZCOVA
ZCOVA’s Kota Damansara consultation space is the main Klang Valley touchpoint for Malaysia’s best-known online diamond jewellery brand. All diamonds are Kimberley Process certified and 3D previews are available for custom designs before production begins. The brand appeals strongly to younger buyers navigating their first engagement ring purchase and wanting clear pricing without the traditional showroom pressure.
Poh Kong
Poh Kong has multiple KL outlets and is the most widely distributed jewellery chain in Malaysia. For everyday gold shoppers, the brand offers consistent 999 and 916 gold pricing with a wide enough product range to cover pendants, chains, bangles, and rings in both traditional and contemporary styles. It is also a reliable source for gold bars and coins for investment-oriented buyers.
Tomei
Tomei’s KL outlets serve a mid-market audience looking for certified gold and diamond jewellery from a Bursa Malaysia-listed brand. The dual-tier product line, covering the main Tomei range and premium T. H. Jewellery, gives the brand a useful price range that suits both everyday gifting and more significant purchases like anniversary jewellery.
Malabar Gold & Diamonds
Malabar Gold & Diamonds operates in KL with a focus on traditional Indian jewellery craftsmanship alongside contemporary everyday designs. The brand is particularly popular among shoppers looking for elaborate bridal sets with detailed goldwork, and customisation services are available for bespoke or heirloom-inspired commissions.
Questions people ask
Which jewellery shop in KL has the most outlets?
SK Jewellery has four outlets in KL at Mid Valley City, The Exchange TRX, Pavilion Bukit Jalil, and Setapak Central, making it one of the most accessible options across different parts of the city. Poh Kong has more individual outlets overall across the Klang Valley given its scale as Malaysia’s largest jewellery chain, but for a premium jewellery experience with consistent quality, SK Jewellery’s four KL locations cover the key retail corridors well.
Where is the best place in KL to buy an engagement ring?
DeGem in Bangsar is the top choice for luxury GIA-certified diamond rings with full customisation. SK Jewellery at Mid Valley City or TRX is a strong mid-tier option with a broad bridal collection and competitive pricing. ZCOVA at Kota Damansara suits buyers who want a structured, transparent online-meets-in-person experience. Love & Co. at Mid Valley Megamall is a good entry-level option for couples buying their first ring together.
Which KL jewellery shops are open in major malls?
SK Jewellery is present in four KL malls (Mid Valley City, The Exchange TRX, Pavilion Bukit Jalil, Setapak Central). Tiffany & Co. is at Pavilion KL and The Gardens Mall. Love & Co. is at Mid Valley Megamall, 1 Utama, and Sunway Pyramid. Poh Kong, HABIB, and Wah Chan also have Klang Valley mall presence across multiple locations.
Is gold jewellery cheaper in KL than in other Malaysian cities?
Gold pricing in Malaysia is standardised by daily spot price regardless of city, so the base material cost is the same in KL as it is in Johor or Penang. What varies is the craftsmanship premium and retail markup. Brands like SK Jewellery and Poh Kong use direct sourcing to keep their markup lower relative to smaller independent jewellers, which means the effective price difference is about brand choice, not geography.