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Dalia’s Silver Lining is an independent handmade-sterling-silver jewelry boutique with a stall in the City Market at 400 Grand Blvd in Kansas City’s River Market and a second store at Park Place in Leawood, Kansas. Its pieces are made by artisans in Taxco, Mexico and in Indonesia and are set with individually selected semi-precious stones. It runs its own Shopify storefront and an open-door program for community workshops and pop-ups.

Description

Dalia’s Silver Lining is a jewelry boutique in Kansas City’s Historic City Market, in the River Market district, with a second store at Park Place in Leawood, Kansas. The City Market’s merchant listing describes it as “a specialty jewelry boutique … offering handcrafted, one-of-a-kind pieces,” specialising in “handmade sterling silver jewelry featuring individually selected semi-precious stones.”1

Both the venue listing and the shop’s own site place the craftsmanship abroad and the retail here. The venue listing states that “all jewelry is crafted in renowned artisan regions such as Taxco, Mexico, and Indonesia—areas celebrated for their long-standing silverwork traditions.”1 The shop’s own site puts the same idea in its own words: “Dalia’s Silver Lining brings beautiful handcrafted sterling silver from around the world straight to your hands.”2

The business is unusual among City Market tenants in running a full transactional e-commerce store of its own rather than a brochure site, with a live catalogue organised by stone and by form.2 It also operates an explicit community-space programme — see Ownership and history.

Other City Market tenants in the Registry include the-candy-wizard, level-one-game-shop, kc-soda-co, dutch-flowers and africa-2000. The venue’s own listing points visitors from Dalia’s to nearby Yōki, So Young Fashions (see so-youngs-fashions) and HyperKC.1

Ownership and history

No owner is named on either first-party surface read on this pass — neither the City Market merchant listing nor the shop’s own site names an owner, founder or principal.12 The trade name implies a founder named Dalia; that inference is not asserted here, and no person’s name is published on this page. “

The venue listing gives the founding narrative without dates or names: the shop “was founded with a passion for preserving and showcasing the artistry of traditional jewelry-making,” drawing “from the rich heritage of silver craftsmanship in Taxco, Mexico—one of the world’s most respected silver-producing regions.”1 It adds that “with nearly two decades of experience, Dalia’s Silver Lining has built a reputation for quality, authenticity, and timeless style.”1 That statement carries no anchor date on a page last modified 2026-03-26, so no founding year is derived from it — arithmetic on an undated “nearly two decades” would be invention. “

The Leawood store is the newer of the two: the shop’s own site carries a gallery titled “Leawood Grand Opening,” and the partnerships page describes “our Leawood boutique” as the venue for its community programme.2 No opening date for the Leawood store was published on any page read. “

Open-door community programme. The shop’s own partnerships page states that it opens its space “to designers, artists, educators, entrepreneurs, and nonprofit organizations who are interested in hosting workshops, pop-up events, demonstrations, fundraisers, or community gatherings,” lists jewelry-making workshops, artist demonstrations, educational presentations, networking events, awareness campaigns and trunk shows as formats, and offers “revenue-sharing collaborations” in which “a portion of sales can be donated toward supporting your organization’s cause.”2 The venue listing summarises the same programme.1

Products / What they sell

This is a retail store, not a restaurant: menu_status: na. The analogous artifact is a product range. Everything below is taken from the venue listing or the shop’s own site. No catalogue is reconstructed. Prices below are quoted verbatim from the shop’s own live storefront on the retrieval date and are individual observed listings, not a price range, not a typical price, and not an estimate.

Jewelry:

  • Handmade sterling silver rings, pendants, earrings, bracelets, bangles and necklaces12
  • Pieces set with individually selected semi-precious stones in a range of colours1
  • Catalogue collections published on the shop’s own store include Rings, Pendants, Earrings, Bracelets, Bangles, Necklaces, Tulang Bracelets and Gemstone Rings; stone-led groupings include Opal and Abalone2
  • Made by artisans in Taxco, Mexico and in Indonesia; each piece handmade, so “no two pieces are exactly alike”1

Services:

  • In-store ring sizing, cleaning and minor repairs1
  • A “Sterling Maintenance” page and a Wholesale page are published on the shop’s own store2

Observed prices (individual listings, retrieved 2026-08-13, not a range):

  • “Opal Dreams: A Jeweled Bouquet Sterling Silver Pendant” — $279.822
  • “Boulder Opal Sterling Silver Bali Bangle” — $485.822
  • “Serpent’s Embrace: Sterling Silver Snake Wrapped Around Teardrop Abalone” — $111.302

Operating status

Active. Evidence of current operation on 2026-08-13:

  • The shop’s own e-commerce store at daliassilverlining.com resolves (HTTP 200), carries a © 2026 footer, runs a live Shopify cart with in-stock products and current prices, and publishes both store addresses with distinct current hours.2 This is dated first-party 2026 evidence and is the strongest signal on this page.
  • Its own gallery includes a “Kansas City Fashion Week 2025,” “Mexico City 2025” and “Kansas City Photoshoot 2025” set, indicating activity through 2025 into the 2026 site.2
  • City Market merchant page — resolves (HTTP 200) and carries an embedded schema.org dateModified of 2026-03-26, i.e. the landlord was maintaining this merchant’s listing five months before the check.1
  • The older domain daliassilver.com, which is the link the venue listing still points at, resolves and 301-redirects to daliassilverlining.com — an actively maintained migration, not a dead domain.3

Disputes

Suite number. The shop’s own site gives “400 Grand Blvd, STE 416, Kansas City, MO 64106” for the River Market store.2 The City Market merchant listing gives “400 Grand Blvd, Kansas City, MO 64106” with no suite.1 These do not conflict; the own-site figure is the more precise and is recorded. The same 400 Grand Blvd building houses the-candy-wizard and level-one-game-shop.

Hours. The venue listing and the shop’s own site agree on the shape of the week — closed Tuesday, long Saturday, short Sunday — and on every published time, with one exception: the venue gives Monday 10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. while the own site gives Monday 10–5.12 Both are recorded; the own site is the fresher surface (© 2026) but is not adopted as authoritative without a second reading.

Website of record. The venue listing links daliassilver.com; the business now trades at daliassilverlining.com.13 The website: field uses the destination domain.

Sources

Footnotes

  1. The City Market — official merchant listing, “Dalia’s Silver Lining | Handmade Silver Jewelry | Kansas City” — asserts: Dalia’s Silver Lining is a listed City Market merchant; “a specialty jewelry boutique located in Kansas City’s Historic City Market, offering handcrafted, one-of-a-kind pieces”; specialises in “handmade sterling silver jewelry featuring individually selected semi-precious stones”; “All jewelry is crafted in renowned artisan regions such as Taxco, Mexico, and Indonesia”; “With nearly two decades of experience, Dalia’s Silver Lining has built a reputation for quality, authenticity, and timeless style” (undated); product range of sterling silver rings, necklaces, earrings and pendants; in-store services “ring sizing, cleaning, and minor repairs”; community programme of “workshops, pop-up events, demonstrations, and fundraisers”; address 400 Grand Blvd, Kansas City, MO 64106 (no suite); phone (816) 945-8053; hours Monday and Wednesday–Friday 10:00 AM–6:00 PM, closed Tuesday, Saturday 8:00 AM–6:00 PM, Sunday 9:00 AM–5:00 PM; map location 4; outbound website link to daliassilver.com; nearby merchants listed as Yōki, So Young Fashions and HyperKC. Does not name an owner or a founding year. Page source carries schema.org datePublished 2018-11-28 and dateModified 2026-03-26. Retrieved by direct HTTP request (HTTP 200) on 2026-08-13. ↩ ↩2 ↩3 ↩4 ↩5 ↩6 ↩7 ↩8 ↩9 ↩10 ↩11 ↩12 ↩13 ↩14 ↩15

  2. Dalia’s Silver Lining — official site and e-commerce store, daliassilverlining.com and daliassilverlining.com — asserts: “Dalia’s Silver Lining brings beautiful handcrafted sterling silver from around the world straight to your hands.”; two locations — “Park Place, 11527 Ash St, Leawood, KS 66211, Tue - Fri, 10 - 5 | Sat - Sun, 10 - 6” and “River Market, 400 Grand Blvd, STE 416, Kansas City, MO 64106, Mon 10-5 | Wed-Fri 10-6 | Sat 8-6 | Sun 9-5”; catalogue collections Rings, Pendants, Earrings, Bracelets, Bangles, Necklaces, Tulang Bracelets, Gemstone Rings, with Opal and Abalone groupings; live product listings including “Opal Dreams: A Jeweled Bouquet Sterling Silver Pendant $279.82”, “Boulder Opal Sterling Silver Bali Bangle $485.82” and “Serpent’s Embrace: Sterling Silver Snake Wrapped Around Teardrop Abalone $111.30”; gallery sets “Leawood Grand Opening”, “Kansas City Fashion Week 2025”, “Mexico City 2025”, “Kansas City Photoshoot 2025”; partnerships page — “our Leawood boutique is more than a jewelry store”, open-door policy for “designers, artists, educators, entrepreneurs, and nonprofit organizations”, formats including “Jewelry-making workshops, Artist demonstrations, Educational presentations, Community networking events, Awareness campaigns, Pop-up showcases and trunk shows”, and “revenue-sharing collaborations” where “a portion of sales can be donated”; social links to instagram.com and facebook.com; footer ”© Dalia’s Silver Lining 2026”; Shopify platform. Does not name an owner or a founding year. Confirmed serving HTTP 200 on 2026-08-13. ↩ ↩2 ↩3 ↩4 ↩5 ↩6 ↩7 ↩8 ↩9 ↩10 ↩11 ↩12 ↩13 ↩14 ↩15

  3. Domain redirect check, daliassilver.com → daliassilverlining.com — asserts: the legacy domain linked from the City Market merchant listing resolves and redirects (final effective URL daliassilverlining.com, HTTP 200) rather than failing. Negative evidence recorded as a positive: the older domain is not dead and the migration is actively maintained. Checked by direct request following redirects on 2026-08-13. ↩ ↩2

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On the record — ks.city/registry/dalias-silver-lining · record updated 2026-08-13