By Chesa Chesa
MAKEMS Jewellery & Fashion, a Nigerian jewellery-making company, has unveiled its flagship showroom in Abuja as part of efforts to expand access to premium handcrafted and imported jewellery collections.
The showroom, located at House 12, A Close, Road 11, 1st Avenue, Efab City Estate, Life Camp, Abuja, was officially opened on Saturday, November 7, 2026.
The facility offers a wide range of jewellery collections, including bridal accessories, traditional wedding pieces, executive statement jewellery, gemstone creations, family collections and everyday fashion accessories.
Speaking at the opening ceremony, the Director of Business Development, Miss Temitope Adejare, said the showroom reflected the company’s commitment to quality craftsmanship, creativity and customer satisfaction.
She described the facility as more than a retail outlet, saying it was designed to provide customers with a personalised jewellery experience that combines beauty, identity, confidence and elegance.
According to her, the collections cater to different occasions, including corporate engagements, social events, cultural and religious ceremonies, weddings and personal celebrations.
The showroom features handmade necklaces, earrings, bracelets, bangles, rings, brooches, gemstone collections, men’s accessories, bridal jewellery sets and bespoke designs produced by skilled artisans.
The company said its collections combine durability, elegance and contemporary fashion trends while drawing inspiration from African cultural heritage.
It also offers premium gemstone collections, custom-made jewellery, heirloom-quality pieces and exclusive designs inspired by international luxury standards.
Customers can also access personalised services, including expert style consultations, bespoke jewellery design recommendations and exclusive collections.
MAKEMS said it had continued to promote local content through the production of Nigerian-made jewellery, while complementing its offerings with selected imported pieces.
The company noted that the initiative had contributed to strengthening local craftsmanship, creating employment opportunities and supporting Nigeria’s creative economy.
It expressed optimism that the new showroom would become a preferred destination for customers seeking quality, style and sophistication in jewellery and fashion accessories.
