Goldsmiths and jewellery shops in Oslo: 6 shops for rings, repairs and bunad silver
Here are goldsmiths and jewellery shops in Oslo, from Karl Johans gate and Frogner to Grønland, Grünerløkka and Bryn. The page shows who to go to for wedding rings, a repair or a piece made to order, and where you can sell old gold: the cards have the address, phone number and a short description of what the shop does.
City centre and Frogner: Paleet, Henrik Ibsens gate and Frognerveien
East of the city: Grønland metro station, Grünerløkka and Bryn
Goldsmiths and jewellery shops in Oslo on the map
The map shows only the shops on this page: tap a point to open the card with the address and description.
Which group suits you
This page is useful if you are buying an engagement ring or wedding rings, want a piece you already own repaired or remade, or wonder what old gold is worth.
| If you need | What to look at | Which group fits | What to check |
|---|---|---|---|
| An engagement ring or wedding rings | The words for engagement and wedding rings (forlovelsesringer, gifteringer) in the card description | Both groups | The delivery time if the ring has to be made or adjusted |
| A piece made to your own idea, or old gold melted down | The words design and smelting in the card description | East of the city | When you get a quote, and what happens to the stones you hand in |
| A repair, a new ring size, engraving or a watch battery | The word for repair (reparasjon) in the card description | East of the city, and the shop in Paleet | Whether the piece has to be left there, and when it will be ready |
| To sell old gold, or to buy and sell second-hand jewellery and watches | Mentions of old gold, second-hand jewellery and commission sales | City centre and Frogner | How the shop works out the price |
| Silver for a bunad (Norwegian folk costume) | The word bunadsølv in the card description | East of the city | Whether the shop stocks the silver for your bunad |
Workshop, shopping centre or second-hand: what the six do
- The goldsmiths in Grünerløkka, at Grønland metro station and in Henrik Ibsens gate take custom orders or have their own workshop.
- Paleet and Bryn Senter have shops that sell finished jewellery and take in repairs.
- In Frognerveien the shop deals in second-hand jewellery and watches alongside new ones.
- The directory has far more jewellery shops than the six on this page.
The six shops are spread across Oslo, and they do not do the same things. The goldsmith in Grünerløkka makes jewellery to the customer's wishes, melts down old gold, engraves, sets stones and does valuations, according to its website. The shop at Grønland metro station stocks jewellery in 22-carat gold and takes custom orders, repairs, resizing and polishing. The goldsmith in Henrik Ibsens gate was founded in 1914, has its own workshop and also stocks bunad silver and silverware.
The shop in Paleet in Karl Johans gate belongs to a goldsmith that has been in business since 1972, and names diamonds, engagement rings and wedding rings as its specialities. The chain shop in Bryn Senter sells jewellery, watches, bunad silver and gifts, and takes jewellery and watch repairs, battery changes and engraving.
The shop in Frognerveien has been going since 1979 and deals in new and second-hand jewellery, gold and watches. The shop also buys, and sells second-hand watches and jewellery on commission. According to its website, the range in the shop is far larger than what is shown online. Other jewellery shops are in the category Accessory & Jewelry Stores, and guides on other topics are collected in the ratings section.
Opening hours and appointments
- Longest hours on weekdays: until 20:00 in Paleet and until 21:00 in Bryn Senter.
- The goldsmiths in Grünerløkka and in Henrik Ibsens gate close at 17:00, and at 18:00 on Thursdays.
- The shop in Frognerveien gives opening hours only for weekdays, until 16:00.
- You can book an appointment on the websites of two of the shops.
According to the websites and cards in October 2026, the shop in Paleet is open from 10:00 to 20:00 on weekdays and until 18:00 on Saturdays, and the shop in Bryn Senter until 21:00 on weekdays and 19:00 on Saturdays. The goldsmiths in Grünerløkka and in Henrik Ibsens gate close at 17:00 from Monday to Wednesday and on Friday, and at 18:00 on Thursdays. On Saturdays the goldsmith in Grünerløkka closes at 15:00 and the goldsmith in Henrik Ibsens gate at 16:00.
The shop at Grønland metro station is, according to its card, open Monday to Saturday from 10:00 to 18:30. The shop in Frognerveien gives 10:00 to 16:00 on weekdays on its website: call and ask if you want to come on a Saturday. All six are closed on Sundays.
If you want to look at engagement rings or order a piece, you can arrange a time in advance with two of them: the shop in Paleet and the goldsmith in Grünerløkka have appointment booking on their websites. The goldsmith in Grünerløkka has its postal address in Toftes gate, but the entrance is from Sannergata, right opposite Ringnes Park.
Hallmarks, old gold and exchanges
- The stamp in the piece shows its fineness: 585 and 750 are gold, 830 and 925 are silver.
- You can sell old gold in Paleet and in Frognerveien, or have it melted down in Grünerløkka.
- Valuations are offered in Paleet and in Grünerløkka.
- Exchanges are up to the shop: ask before you pay.
Goods sold as gold, silver or platinum in Norway must carry a fineness mark. The number shows how many thousandths of the alloy are pure precious metal: 585 means at least 58.5 per cent gold, 750 corresponds to 18 carat, and 830 and 925 are silver standards. As far as practically possible, the item must also carry a responsibility mark showing the manufacturer or importer, and the Norwegian Metrology Service (Justervesenet) supervises the marking. The 22-carat jewellery sold at Grønland consists of 91.6 per cent pure gold.
If you have old gold or jewellery you do not wear, you have three options. You can sell it: the shop in Paleet and the shop in Frognerveien buy. You can hand in second-hand watches and jewellery for commission sale in Frognerveien. Or you can let the goldsmith in Grünerløkka melt the gold down into a new piece. If you first want to know what the piece is worth, the shop in Paleet and the goldsmith in Grünerløkka offer valuations.
A piece of jewellery bought in a shop can only be exchanged if the shop offers it. The chain with a shop in Bryn Senter states a 30-day right of exchange with a receipt, but neither a right of return nor a refund period, and goods from its online shop can be exchanged or returned in the shops within 30 days. The shop at Grønland does not, according to its website, take orders for gold online: you call, send an e-mail or drop in.
Questions and answers
At several of the shops on this page. The shop at Grønland metro station lists repairs, resizing and polishing, the goldsmith in Grünerløkka repairs, engraving and stone setting, and the shops in Paleet and in Bryn Senter also take in repairs.
Yes, the goldsmith in Grünerløkka melts down old gold and makes jewellery to the customer's wishes, according to its website. You can also order rings to your own design in Paleet and in Henrik Ibsens gate.
The shop in Paleet buys old gold, and the shop in Frognerveien buys second-hand jewellery, gold and watches and also sells on commission. Ask how the price is worked out before you hand anything over.
They are fineness marks and show the share of pure precious metal in thousandths. 585 is at least 58.5 per cent gold, 750 is 18-carat gold, and 925 is silver with at least 92.5 per cent pure silver.
No, you can walk in during opening hours. The shop in Paleet and the goldsmith in Grünerløkka have appointment booking on their websites for those who want time set aside for rings or a custom order.
The cards of the goldsmith in Grünerløkka and the shop in Bryn Senter mention bunad silver, and the goldsmith in Henrik Ibsens gate stocks it according to its website. Call first and ask whether they have the silver for your bunad.
The chain shop in Bryn Senter lists battery changes and watch repairs, and the shop at Grønland changes watch batteries and adjusts bracelets. The shop in Frognerveien services mechanical watches, according to its card.
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How this page is made
The shops on this page are chosen by the NorgeGuide editorial team. Payment affects neither the selection nor the order. The order within the groups is free and says nothing about quality.
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