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Last reviewed: August 10, 2026 | Toronto | Wedding Jewellery |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. Business status: Active.
Randor Jewellery is a downtown showroom for couples researching Toronto wedding rings, engagement rings and custom designs. The business lists women’s and men’s wedding bands, engagement rings, loose diamonds and consultation-led custom work from its Queen Street East location.
For couples who want to compare styles in person, Randor invites appointments and free consultations. Its published information focuses on ring selection, diamond education and custom design, making this profile most useful for planning a jewellery appointment and preparing the questions that matter for a ring purchase.
Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. Randor Jewellery’s official website identifies it as a boutique jeweller in downtown Toronto specializing in GIA-certified loose diamonds and custom-designed engagement rings. The site has an active telephone contact route, consultation form and Toronto showroom details, supporting an Active profile status.
The business’s wedding-related navigation and pages cover engagement rings, wedding rings, women’s wedding bands and men’s wedding bands. Randor also presents diamond education alongside its product categories, which may help couples compare the characteristics of a diamond before making a selection.
Randor’s official pages present engagement rings, wedding bands, loose diamonds and custom designs as its principal wedding-related offerings. The wedding-rings page states that its selection includes gold, silver and tungsten styles, with options from 10K to 18K and beyond.
Custom work is explicitly described for couples with particular needs. Randor says it can customize rings and create a wedding band to accompany an engagement ring, which is relevant when a straight band may not fit neatly beside an existing setting. A custom project remains something to discuss directly, as the reviewed pages do not set out a standard design timeline or process in detail.
Randor’s published address is in downtown Toronto, by the Eaton Centre. The official site does not specify a delivery area or state that it provides broader wedding-day services, so this listing should be understood as a showroom-based jewellery option rather than a full wedding supplier package.
It may suit couples who want to see ring styles in person, compare both partners’ bands at one appointment, or discuss a custom band intended to work with an engagement ring. Couples travelling from elsewhere in the Greater Toronto Area should confirm the appointment details and whether the styles they want to view are available before travelling.
A documented feature is the selection of more than 400 ring settings that Randor says are available to try on. The official site also publishes separate collections for women’s and men’s wedding bands and describes custom design as an available service. These are concrete features couples can ask to see or discuss at an appointment.
The site’s diamond-education content explains that cut, clarity, carat and colour affect diamond pricing. This can give couples a starting framework for comparing diamonds, although it does not replace reviewing the specifications and documentation for a particular stone.
There are practical limits to the published information. The pages reviewed do not establish live inventory, full specifications for every listing, custom-production timing, or terms for alterations and returns. Randor’s official pages also show different standard-hour information in different locations, so the precise appointment time should be confirmed directly.
Some current item pricing is published on Randor’s women’s wedding-band collection. The reviewed listings show individual prices from $495 to $3,272. These are listed product prices, not a complete budget for two rings, an engagement ring, a loose diamond, or a custom commission.
Current pricing is not explicitly published for custom designs, engagement rings, loose diamonds, and every wedding-band listing. The final amount may depend on the selected diamond, metal, setting, ring size and custom requirements. Couples should request a current written quote that identifies the selected item or specifications, taxes, customization, and any expected later sizing or service costs.
Randor directs couples to book a free consultation through its official contact page or to call 416-847-1067. Its showroom is listed at 27 Queen St East, Suite 605, Toronto, Ontario M5C 2M6.
The contact page recommends an appointment so a diamond specialist can be available. It lists weekday hours from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., with 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. by appointment, and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. by appointment; it also mentions after-hours appointments. Since the site footer displays different regular hours, confirm the date and time you intend to visit.
Before visiting, decide whether you are choosing an engagement ring, wedding bands, or a custom piece, and bring photos or measurements of any existing ring that a new band must sit beside. Ask whether the preferred style is available to try on and what metal, diamond and sizing options apply.
For a custom design, confirm the approval steps, estimated completion date, deposit and payment schedule. Request written details about diamond documentation, taxes, resizing, care or repair work, and return or exchange terms. These questions help separate the initial design discussion from the final purchase commitment.
At a consultation, compare profile, comfort and how a wedding band sits against an engagement ring. If budget is important, give the specialist a target range and ask which choices most affect the quote. Randor’s own diamond education notes that the 4Cs influence diamond pricing, so compare complete specifications rather than relying on a single headline amount.
Continue the wider planning process through Canada Wedding Guide’s directory and bridal planning resources. Jewellery is a separate purchasing decision with its own fitting, documentation and lead-time considerations, so obtain the agreed details in writing before placing an order.
Randor lists its Toronto showroom at 27 Queen St East, Suite 605, Toronto, Ontario M5C 2M6, by the Eaton Centre.
Yes. Randor’s official wedding-rings page says it can customize rings to specific needs and create bands to accompany engagement rings.
Yes. Randor publishes separate women’s and men’s wedding-band collections on its official website.
Some are. The reviewed women’s wedding-band listings show individual prices, but current pricing is not explicitly published for every ring or custom project.
Yes. Randor recommends booking so that a diamond specialist is available, and its contact page provides a free consultation request form.
Address: 27 Queen St East, Suite 605, Toronto, Ontario M5C 2M6
Phone: 416-847-1067
Website: https://randor.com/





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