The best jewellers and luxury boutiques in Andorra: a buying guide

What makes Andorra’s jewellers and luxury boutiques stand out?

The best jewellers in Andorra are concentrated in very few streets, which makes buying much easier. There is no need to travel around the country: in one morning in the shopping district of Andorra la Vella and Escaldes-Engordany, you can compare watches, fine jewellery and local labels on foot. Hotel Grau Roig, which features in the MICHELIN Guide, is a world away from all this, high in the mountains, so a shopping trip works well as a rest day between sessions on the slopes.

Everything within easy reach

According to Visit Andorra, most of the high-end jewellery and watch shops are on Avinguda Meritxell, part of the so-called Shopping Mile. Alongside them you will find shopping centres and department stores with multi-brand sections, multi-brand shops on the main avenues, concept stores and flagship stores of prestigious labels.

Andorran brands with their own workshops

If you want something you will not find in every European capital, the real interest lies in the brands born here. We cover them below: one has an international presence, another works with materials from Andorran forests, and a third receives clients by appointment.

Generous opening hours

Shops close on only four days a year, according to Visit Andorra: 1 January, 14 March, 8 September and 25 December. From Sunday to Thursday they open until 8 pm, and on Fridays and Saturdays until 9 pm. If 14 March falls on a weekend, they stay open. These are general hours, so if you are after a specific piece, call the shop first.

The best jewellers in Andorra: exclusivity and design

These names have been checked against the tourist board or each brand’s official network.

Jewellery labels created in Andorra

• PdePaola. An internationally known jewellery brand born in Andorra, with a shop in the centre of Avinguda Meritxell.
• Som de Bosc. Organic jewellery with a workshop in Escaldes-Engordany. It makes pieces by hand using raw materials from Andorran forests, a good choice if you want to take home something truly from here.
• Nerea Aixas. An Andorran brand of sculptures and one-off jewellery. Its showroom is in central Andorra la Vella and can be visited by appointment.

Watches and official retailers

If you are buying a high-end watch, always do so from an official retailer: that is what guarantees the brand’s warranty. The following appear on the brands’ own store locators:

• Joieria Genève, at Avinguda Meritxell 124, is listed as an official Rolex retailer.
• Pons 1845 II – Joieria Berna, at Avinguda Meritxell 51-55, appears as an official TUDOR retailer and an authorised Bvlgari retailer.
• Pons 1845 III, at Avinguda Carlemany 117, is also on the TUDOR list.

Multi-brand jewellers away from the main avenue

Visit Andorra also points to the Riberaygua i Travesseres neighbourhood in Andorra la Vella for its quality multi-brand jewellers and personal service. It is a quieter alternative to the avenue.

Luxury boutiques in Andorra: where to go

If you are setting aside a day for shopping, these are the essentials. For a broader overview, see our guide to shopping in Andorra.

The Shopping Mile

This is a 1.5 km pedestrianised stretch that runs along Avinguda Meritxell and Fener Boulevard in Andorra la Vella, continuing along Vivand and Avinguda Carlemany in Escaldes-Engordany. Most of the shops are concentrated here. It is easy to cover on foot, and along the way you can stop at the Escaldes-Engordany Art Centre.

Pas de la Casa

This is the nearest shopping town to Grau Roig, with a wide range of jewellers as well as shopping centres, perfumeries and sports shops. It is a good choice if you would rather not go down to the capital, or if you are skiing in this sector of Grandvalira.

Concept stores and fashion

Visit Andorra singles out the concept stores that belong to Andorra Selected for their creative edit. The range of brands also keeps changing: Lacoste, for example, opened its first shop in the country in 2026. If you are looking for a specific label, check its official store locator before you travel. And if you also want fragrances, see how to buy perfume in Andorra.

Tips for buying from jewellers and luxury boutiques in Andorra

Know the duty-free limits

This is the most important point if you are returning to a European Union country. According to Visit Andorra, the allowance for industrial goods, which include jewellery and watches, is 900 euros per adult and 450 euros per person under 15. Above that amount you must declare the purchase and complete the formalities at customs. Customs offices are open 24 hours for these procedures. A piece of fine jewellery or a high-end watch can easily exceed that figure, so ask for the invoice and find out in the shop how to handle the paperwork before you pay.

Before you pay

• Ask for full documentation: invoice, the certificate for the piece if there is one, and a stamped warranty card.
• Check the retailer on the brand’s official store locator, especially for watches.
• Ask about after-sales service: where servicing is carried out and whether the warranty is valid in your country.
• Book ahead if you are looking for a specific reference or want to visit a showroom by appointment.

How to plan the day from the hotel

From Grau Roig you have two options. The first is to go up to Pas de la Casa, which is the closer of the two. The second is to go down the CG-2 to Escaldes-Engordany and Andorra la Vella, where almost all the fine jewellery is. In winter, check the road conditions before setting off and avoid the time when skiers are heading back from the slopes.

Shopping experiences in Andorra and the rest of the day

Combine it with Caldea and good food

The shopping district ends very close to Caldea, so you can round off the day at the thermal centre before heading back. If you would rather stay in the area as evening falls, take a look at our places to go out in Andorra.

Back at Grau Roig

When you return, the hotel spa has a sauna, Turkish bath, jacuzzi and pool. For dinner there is La Vaquería, El Teatro del Vino, La Marmita, La Fromagerie or Secret Room, and for a drink, the Copper Bar. The hotel’s cellar holds more than 300 labels, a good excuse to toast your purchase.

When to go

Shops are open all year, so it is the snow, not the jewellers, that should set your dates. In winter, the high season at Grau Roig, you can keep shopping for the day when the weather is against you or your legs need a rest, and spend the rest of your stay on the Grandvalira slopes, right on the hotel’s doorstep. If you pick a specific day for Avinguda Meritxell, arrange an appointment beforehand with the showroom or shop that interests you.