**June 2022: Late Afternoon Friday Visit**…read more My friend and I were walking down Monmouth St. and I was enamored by the beautiful window display. The jewelry were bright and bold and evoke such Betsey Johnson vibes except with an emphasis on acrylic as their creative medium. We entered the store and oh my goodness everything was so eye catching - both in terms of designs as well as color palette. If you're a gal (or guy) who loves subdue understated jewelry this isn't the shop for you, as everything is extremely playful and witty. There were multiple items I wanted to purchase; however, the pricepoint is much higher than what I am use to; yet, you can think of it as paying for the design, and the fact that it's handmade by UK individuals. The smaller designs range in the £50 - £150 whereas the really stunning statement pieces around £200-£400. The extremely orange pieces can go up to £500+ I ended up getting a really beautiful blue parrot statement necklace that I'm sure would be a head turner. Can't wait to see more of their beautiful collection!

I've found some really lovely items from this store and I'd definitely come back for more.read more

I originally went to the Monica Vinader concession inside Liberty (my heaven), but they referred me…read moreto the Molton Street store since Liberty didn't have my size in the rings I wanted. Due to work, I very rarely wear a lot of jewelry. At minimum, I'll wear diamond studs or pearl earrings, a simple necklace and a wristwatch. Also because I tend to have sensitive skin, I can't wear a lot of trendy or costume jewelry, so I have to stick to precious metals. Therefore, I gravitate towards classics pieces with unique characteristics. Monica Vinader's pieces are globally inspired, and her siren stacked rings speak to me. I have some of the world's daintiest hands (my piano teachers reminded me of that at every lesson), and her jewelry are so effortlessly classic, beautiful, delicate and unique. I came in originally looking to buy a couple of rings. However, after trying a few combinations with the help of the boutique manager, I ended up leaving with three... Oops. The boutique is impeccable, and they have most of the standard sizes in stock. Custom sizes take 6-8 weeks to order and there is a £10 fee. I contemplated getting a half size up, but decided getting one size up for my middle finger was actually perfect, and the other two rings for my ring finger a size smaller. Service was friendly and most helpful - like the trivial question of which looks better on olive skin: yellow or rose gold? The boutique manager actually suggested mixing the yellow and rose gold on my skin, which actually work. Delighted with my purchases, and I definitely won't hesitate to return for future indulgences.

This is the perfect shop if you're looking for a special present but don't have the enormous budget…read morerequired to buy diamonds or gold at Tiffany. You'll find lots of less expensive (although not cheap) silver stuff, that you won't find in other shops making a great individual buy. Run by a husband and wife team, the jewellery has the requisite romantic touches to make a great anniversary present and enough variety of design to be suitable for women of all ages. Sweet little pendants and simplified charm-style bracelets are particulalry popular. You can also guarantee that everything will be nicely boxed up and wrapped to make a really stylish gift.

From the owner: Silver 18ct yellow and rose gold jewellery…read more Signature pieces feature inscriptions, organic forms and precious gems.

Get in touch with your natural, raw hippy-chic side at Mor. This charming hand-crafted jewellery…read morestore creates one of a kind pieces that are sure to strike up a conversation. No two items are alike and are uniquely beautiful because of this. They all have wonderful texture and most of the rings and bracelets look as though they've been created from monarchs of the old world! The jewellery in my view is Grecian and African inspired with a touch of 21st century flare! Fun store, reasonable prices for the unique designs.

I like this jewelry store. Beautiful boho-style jewelry, a nice price, and great customer service!…read moreI will definitely return here again!

Been to this shop three times over the years and I just can't get enough of the amazing quality and…read moredesigns of their rock n roll inspired jewelry and pieces. This location is very easy to find as it's off the main drag of Carnaby street just off to the side. The black paint and signage make it easy to spot. The inside was clean and not overdone so you can really focus on the pieces there. I've always wanted a piece from here but was apprehensive because of the prices (I'm just cheap, the pieces are quality and reasonable for the craftsmanship) but mainly because since all of the pieces are custom made to your size, the items need to be shipped. Told myself for years I'd just go to their Los Angeles store but never did. It's so much more special getting a piece here though as the Great Frog originated here. Staff member named Jaws helped me out and was a lovely human being. Approachable and helpful, not pushy but made me feel good about my purchase. Walked me through sizing me for a ring and talked prices and shipping. Also was friendly that we got off topic talking about life and overall just a nice person who made the experience A+. I'm so happy with my rock n roll ring purchase that I'll be a fan going forward. If you love badass jewelry with a rock n roll edge and history, this shop is the one for you.

The Great Frog has been a Soho institution for as long as I can remember - and that's a bloody long…read moretime now. My heart sank when I saw the original shop front in Ganton Street boarded up on a post-lockdown visit to Central London. Turns out, they just moved to a new location around the corner in Newburgh Street - phew! With quite a queue outside as well, so the future seems secure. This is the original rock'n'roll jeweller and famous for its collection of skull rings.

Damn I wanted to be the first to write about this place! It's amazing - for one I love jewelery, as…read morewell as loving expensive yet different designs. I was walking past this place after popping into Candy Cake after having a ladies lunch (god I hate myself!) and was stopped by the twinkle of gold in the shop window.... I rang the little buzzer almost too excited to breathe as I browsed the clear cabinets and gazed lovingly at the delicate style of the jewelery that can only be bought by someone who really cares. This is no Elizabeth Duke rubbish, this is classic, individual style - I want it all (can someone please tell my boyfriend)!

The window displays in the Laura Lee Jewellery Shop are worth a visit in its own right. There is…read morealways a spectacular and beautifully creative installation from mountains of white paper to flocks of newspaper butterflies with delicate gold chains dripping with faceted tourmaline gems and pearls. Laura Lee Jewellery is understatedly elegant, the kind of jewellery that you can wear with absolutely anything from casual everyday attire to a dressed up LBD. Prices generally start at £100 with some pieces slightly less, but all the materials used are of the very highest quality and the shop is stunning.

They have beautiful rings. Well crafted, an unique. USA customer. When I go back to London, my…read morefirst stop will be Crazy Pig!!

Crazy Pig is outlaw cowboy jewellery. No other way to put it. This is badass Johnny Cash shooting…read moremen in Reno jewellery. All the stuff here is silver or white gold or platinum. You can get animal skull rings, crosses with stones, knotted bracelets. This is dirty Western Jewellery. Beckham and Ozzie have worn Crazy Pig. Crazy Pig makes male jewellery tasteful. Rock out to ZZ Top and imagine yourself in the Wild West End.

Great find for whimsical pieces that sparkle, shine and generate many complements. Purchased a…read morenecklace and earrings. I wish all neckwear pieces had the lobster clasp, I find the fishhook difficult and unreliable. Staff were helpful and polite.

My husband bought me a ring for Christmas. It was a new design. Only wore it twice in the house and…read morethe enamel has started to peel away. I'm normally a big fan of the store and have several other items from them. My husband was in London again in January and I asked him to return the ring because obviously a design flaw. The staff were rude and un helpful. Would not give a refund and went on to say the damage was caused by me because I must have knocked the ring. Fuming.

On my visit to London back before the pandemic...i visited during a time when there was a little…read morebit of a heat wave...I guess usually Europe isn't usually hot like I'm used to in Los Angeles so a lot of places don't have Air conditioning...luckily in this warm day this watch shop does have AC so it was even more inviting The people are friendly but they didn't seem as attentive...maybe because my bf and I look younger and we were dressed very casually? Anyways...bf was looking around for a specific strap for his watch I guess he found through their website.. They had lots of different brands of watches...I'm not a big watch person so I'm kind of going off what my bf said and he thoroughly liked the store He said he would recommend the place And as a side note...first world problems...but they didn't offer any water or anything like other watch stores we've visited before lol but that wouldn't deter us from visiting again if ever back

I have wanted a stainless, white faced Rolex Daytona for years…read more Like everyone else, I could never find one. Well, one that wasn't used or selling at a massive premium (50%) to Rolex MSRP, which is never a good feeling, so I always declined. Until one Monday afternoon my wife and I walked past the Wempe Boutique on Bond Street and just for a laugh, thought we'd take our chances and asked a question that usually elicits nothing from the person behind the counter but a smile or sarcastic remark. Except today we got a 'Let me see...' and with that, my hopes up. Then this smiling german man walks in our direction with a white face stainless, on a felt tray, a day from the factory and tells me (with a smirk on his face) that they cannot sell for more than Rolex MSRP, and that with my passport, I will also get 20% VAT back on it when I fly home to the US. My credit card practically bounced off the counter. From fitting my wrist to explaining service, even automatically calculating and filing my VAT refund in advance - the service, style and overall experience we had at Wempe was just what you expect from a legendary jeweler on Old Bond Street in Mayfair. They also seem to get strong Rolex allocation, so if you are looking for a rare or hard to find new Rolex model, this should be a good place to start. Danke.

Recently sent in a ring which was 18ct gold to have a ring sizing done at this workshop. The…read moreresults were perfect and we had the ring replated with rhodium and it looks as good as new

Searching for Antique Jewellery in London and based on the recommendation of a friend whose…read moreengagement ring I just adore, I found this jeweller. Be forewarned the place is not a retail shop. but it is full of delightful little jewels and treasures. I had a feeling I would want to go vintage ring, and I found a few here that I really did like. The people here were friendly and knowledgeable, and were happy to spend plenty of time with me. I had my eye on a reproduction ring they had in stock, but we ended up buying an actual vintage version. Great vintage pieces and rings. Stars Five for having cool and unique stuff, but you cant window shop.