First cash converters I'd say I'd even rate. :) Been though…read morethem all. But this one is far ahead in terms of good friendly polite customer service. This store sends you text reminders Seen by Dean I'm giving him 5 stars too.

Avoid .. at all costs theres a hard sell to get you to part with good promises thst they wont…read moresell interest rate is phenomenally high if you want to keep your good

The place for diamonds! Buy or sell. Conveniently at the junction of Hatton Garden and Greville…read moreStreet is a bride shop. Order your engagement and wedding rings and go for a fitting at the bride shop!

I've used this firm, now & then, over the past year. Their rates are good, the guys are always…read morefriendly & professional. They were recommended by a friend & I have to say that they are the best pawnbrokers I have ever dealt with. A+

Do not have the reason to give anything for cash. These are usually have displayed Three Spherical…read moreobjects hanging above their premises. Certainly the one down in South Street does! The reason I looked in was a display of certain hi fi equipment that was priced unbelievably low. I assume that was "no Guarantee" area. Did ask me about promotions ,but that is not my forte now.

Unable to visit as the counter was occupied , the frontage completely re-designed and a buzzer…read moresystem , which means if they are assisting one client ,you wait your turn,

Grays is a multi-level, huge building filled with stalls of antiques that remind one of the…read moreManhattan Art Antiques Center in NYC or the now closed Louvre des Antiques in Paris Two floors of costume & fine jewelry alike. There are vintage pieces, new pieces, signed pieces and watches. The vendors are all super-friendly and there is no sales pressure. Some stalls offer VAT back and some do not but prices are negotiable so there are fantastic deals to be had either upfront or through VAT refunds so choose your scenario I could not resist this fabulous bee brooch from Lisbon & while there was not VAT back offered, the appraisal I obtained after I got back home to the US more than satisfied the price I paid. Lots of patrons & chatter & banter among the vendors & visitors - huge fans & we'll be back for sure!

I could spend all day looking around Grays Antique Market. The indoor market is ideal for cold and…read morerainy days. The two floors are filled with various stalls and exploring can keep you warm and dry for hours. There are about 200 antique dealers inside the market, not all were open but the vast majority were doing business and happy to help you. Most of the stalls seemed to sell jewellery and watches. I saw lots of pretty shinny things, but the price tag on some might preclude excess buying. The good thing is that the dealers are willing to make a deal. A watch I had my eye on for a Christmas gift was out of my budget but after a chat at the counter I was able to talk the owner down a bit to something I felt a little more comfortable parting with. If you go to the market the two things you must check out are the sliver shop on the first floor and the lost River Tyburn!! The silver shop has really beautiful pieces and I feel in love with an antique silver compact. As for the River Tyburn I thought it was just a little water for the sake of decoration until I was told it's the River Tyburn. I don't know how true that is but I left believing it was true.

Had a fantastic experience selling my watch with The Luxury Hut. They offered the best price, were…read moreprofessional throughout, and very transparent. Highly recommend!

This is a shady pawn shop to order watches from online. The Cartier I bought has corrosion on the…read moredial and hands which now needs replacing. They also sold the watch with different links then the original but failed to mention it in the ad. The store "offered" to buy back the watch at 500 pounds less than what I paid for. Typical pawn shop scam. Be careful when ordering watches online that "guarantee authenticity" or are labeled "mint condition".