D Goldline
Maltese Cross Jewellery Makers · 27, Villegaignon Street, Mdina MDN1121, Malta
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D Goldline Ltd is a small family firm that manufactures Maltese cross jewellery in sterling silver and 9kt and 18kt gold, and its Maltese Falcon shop is at 27 Villegaignon Street in Mdina. It sells bracelets, earrings, necklaces, pendants, rings, cufflinks and tie pins, and supplies other shops across Malta and Gozo. Enquiries go through the VisitMalta.co.uk form on this page and we pass your message to the business.
D Goldline is a jewellery maker as well as a seller, and that is what sets it apart. The company manufactures its own pieces, many of them built around the Maltese cross, and it sells them through its Maltese Falcon shop inside the walls of Mdina, the old capital, as well as through an online shop and other jewellers across the islands.
The shop appears in our directory of jewellery shops in Malta. If you are exploring the silent city, our Mdina guide will help you plan the visit.
A family workshop since 1971
D Goldline Ltd took over the manufacturing arm of Goldline Ltd, which has operated in the Maltese market for decades. The business grew from a collaboration between the first generation of the Desira brothers, which began in 1971, and it remains a small, family run firm. The second generation of the family is now being introduced to the business.
About nine people work there, from sales staff and finance and stock management to the craftsmen who make the jewellery, trained over the years by the Desira brothers. The firm believes it may be the only business in Malta still manufacturing its own jewellery, as similar companies have closed.
Maltese cross jewellery in silver and gold
The core range is jewellery marked with the Maltese cross, from pendants, bangles, earrings and rings to lapel pins and cufflinks. The cross is a historic symbol once associated with the Knights Hospitaller and today with the island itself, a story told in our Knights of Malta guide.
Pieces are made in 925 sterling silver and in white and yellow gold, in both 9kt and 18kt, and all of it is stamped in line with Maltese regulations. The online catalogue can be filtered by metal, colour, who the piece is for and style, including crucifix, filigree, initials, Maltese cross and stones and pearls.
What you can buy and what it costs
Printed prices show a wide spread. An Eye of Osiris ring is €20.00, a birthstones pendant with chain is €39.00, Maltese cross loop earrings run from €30.00 to €45.00, a sterling silver personalised name piece is around €43.00 and an 18kt small initial pendant is €110.00. Bracelets and bangles, earrings, necklaces and pendants each have their own page, and the catalogue holds more than a thousand items.
Pendants include crucifixes, the eight-pointed Maltese cross, a trilogy design, a Tree of Life and an Evil Eye, while the ring range takes in diamond solitaires, black onyx rings and Maltese signet rings in coloured enamel for men and women. Earrings come as studs, hooks, drops and hoops, and necklaces in anchor, belcher, figaro and twisted curb links. For background on the island behind the symbol, see about Malta. Custom and handcrafted jewellery is part of the offer, and the firm is proud of its craftsmanship. In 2014 the Desira brothers and two other workers won first prize in the Craftmanship Maltese competition with a filigree model of the old Opera House at Theatre Square, made in 925 sterling silver over about ten months and some 1,400 hours, weighing 6.2 kg.
Visiting Mdina
The shop is at 27 Villegaignon Street, among the narrow lanes of Mdina. The city is quiet, historic and compact, so you can combine it with lunch and a walk along the bastions. For a place to stay nearby, see hotels in Mdina and Rabat, and for the wider picture see where to stay in Malta.
Mdina fits neatly into a day with the capital: our Valletta guide and things to do in Malta suggest what to add. Planning from the UK? See flights to Malta and the Malta holidays overview. When you are ready, use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and we will pass your message to the business.
Questions about D Goldline
Where is the Maltese Falcon shop?
It is at 27 Villegaignon Street in Mdina, the walled old capital of Malta. It sells jewellery made by D Goldline Ltd, which also sells online and supplies other jewellers.
What does D Goldline make?
It makes jewellery marked with the Maltese cross, including pendants, bangles, earrings, rings, lapel pins and cufflinks, in 925 sterling silver and in white and yellow gold, both 9kt and 18kt.
Is the jewellery made in Malta?
Yes. The firm manufactures its own jewellery in Malta, stamps it as required by regulation and supplies other jewellery shops around Malta and Gozo as well as selling through its own shop.
How much does it cost?
Prices are printed online and start low, for example an Eye of Osiris ring at €20.00 and a birthstones pendant with chain at €39.00, rising to pieces such as the 18kt small initial pendant at €110.00.
Does the shop do custom jewellery?
Custom and handcrafted jewellery is part of what the business offers. Describe your idea through our enquiry form and we will pass your message to the business.
Is there delivery?
The online shop offers free delivery in Malta on orders over €35. For delivery to the UK, ask through our enquiry form and we will pass your question to the business.
Practical information
The Maltese Falcon shop is at 27 Villegaignon Street, Mdina MDN 1121. Opening hours are not published on the pages we read. The online shop offers free delivery within Malta on orders over €35. To ask about a piece or a custom design, use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and we will pass your message to the business.
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The details on this page were correct on 25 October 2026, as published on the D Goldline website. Services, prices and hours can change, so please confirm when you enquire.