Jewelry Boutiques in Louisiana Accepting Designers
These 8 shops carrying jewelry publicly say they accept submissions on their own websites. All are in Louisiana; see all 105 nationwide or the New Orleans page.
The 8 shops
The JAM Shoppe at JAMNOLA
Gift shop of JAMNOLA, the Frenchmen Street immersive art experience, prioritizing New Orleans-based small businesses and makers.
Heads up: New Orleans-based makers only.
Miette
Whimsical Magazine Street artist shop ('little artist warren') celebrating handmade art and Mardi Gras float art.
Heads up: Handmade only: no work whose primary creative content was generated by AI.
Home Malone
Small New Orleans shop of art and gifts designed and made in the Deep South, with two locations.
Heads up: Deep South-made only.
Le Boulevard Marketplace
8,000 sq ft Metairie marketplace showing 150 local artists and vendors, plus fine consignment of antiques and furnishings.
Heads up: Paid program: booth rent is in their Booth Rental Agreement PDF, not on the page; 3-month minimum lease.
Louisiana Crafts Guild Gallery
Nonprofit guild of professional Louisiana craftspeople, with member galleries in New Orleans (Canal Place) and Lafayette.
Heads up: Membership program: $120/yr plus a $35 jury fee. 2026 applications close November 1.
Dutch Alley Artist's Co-op
French Quarter artist co-op since 2003, a few doors down from Café Du Monde.
Not accepting right now. Membership is full; join the prospective-artist list.
C'Mere
French Quarter shop of art, handmade things and vintage clothing by local New Orleans artists, run by a tiny-food jewelry maker.
Heads up: Only an open invitation to get in touch; no terms are published.
An Art Craft Studio
Mandeville shop mixing antiques, furniture, local art, honey, essential oils, custom jewelry, pottery and consignment.
Heads up: Paid program: booth rent plus 15% commission. Rates come from a page dated 2017, so confirm them when you call.