MAKEMS Opens Flagship Jewellery Showroom in Abuja
By Patience Ikpeme
MAKEMS Jewellery & Fashion has opened its flagship jewellery showroom in Abuja. The company says the move is part of its plan to grow in Nigeria’s jewellery and fashion industry.
The showroom is at House 12, A Close, Road 11, 1st Avenue, Efab City Estate, Life Camp, Abuja. It was officially opened on Saturday, November 7, 2026.
The company says the showroom sells premium handcrafted, locally made and imported jewellery. It says the pieces are meant for customers of different social classes, ages and lifestyles.
The range includes bridal accessories, traditional wedding pieces, executive statement designs, luxury gemstone creations, family collections and everyday fashion accessories. On the shelves are handmade necklaces, earrings, bracelets, bangles, rings and brooches. The showroom also stocks gemstone collections, men’s accessories, bridal jewellery sets, traditional wedding ornaments and bespoke designs made by skilled artisans.
The company says its collections aim to combine lasting quality, elegance and timeless appeal, drawing on current fashion trends and African culture. It adds that the showroom offers ethically sourced gemstones, custom-made jewellery, heirloom-quality pieces and exclusive designs inspired by international luxury standards.
Speaking at the opening, MAKEMS Director of Business Development, Miss Temitope Adejare, said the showroom shows the company’s commitment to quality craftsmanship, creativity and customer satisfaction. She described it as more than a retail outlet. It was designed, she said, to give customers a distinctive jewellery experience that combines beauty, identity, confidence and elegance.
“The opening of our showroom is more than the unveiling of a retail space. It is the creation of a jewellery experience where beauty, identity, confidence and elegance come together,” she said.
“We are delighted to provide Nigerians with access to unique jewellery pieces that complement every occasion, whether corporate, social, cultural, religious or personal.”
The company says its collections are aimed at people looking for accessories for corporate events, weddings, anniversaries, birthdays, festive celebrations, red-carpet appearances and other social and cultural occasions.
Miss Adejare said the showroom is a big step toward the company’s wish to become a household name in Africa’s jewellery industry.
“Our vision is to make luxury, elegance and exceptional craftsmanship accessible to everyone,” she said. “Whether you are looking for a subtle piece that reflects your personality or a bold statement accessory that commands attention, our showroom provides an unmatched selection for every taste and occasion.”
“We want every visitor to leave inspired, confident and beautifully adorned,” she added.
Besides selling jewellery, the showroom will offer personal services. These include expert style advice, recommendations on custom jewellery designs and access to exclusive collections.
The company says its business model gives priority to local content. It produces Nigerian-made jewellery and adds a selection of imported collections. It says this approach is meant to support local craftsmanship, create jobs and help the growth of Nigeria’s creative economy.
With the new showroom, MAKEMS says it wants to win over jewellery lovers, collectors, brides, fashion-conscious shoppers, corporate executives and families who want quality accessories that combine artistry, prestige and affordability.
