Cheshire Jewellers show off some stunning jewellery and like jewellery it comes at price. The…read morejewellery here comes at a hefty price too. As the materials are real and the range is so diverse the item could be personalised to suit the person's style, I think every penny spent is worth it. It's safe to say they cater to all celebrations and would make a great gift or even a personal treat. To me a lot of jewellers offer the same thing; good service and great products that are sometimes expensive. Cheshire Jewellers go the extra mile by offering a polite customer service, free packaging, fourteen day return, valuation and shipping within five to ten working days. It's clear from the way the staff talk about the items and care for them that they have an extensive history as a jewellers. I thought this was great and would like to consider shopping here for the next big occasion!

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Within the last 6 months, I have purchased a 1ct (plus) diamond platinum ring, a pair of diamond…read moreearrings 40pts set in 18 ct white gold and a diamond pendant 28pts, also set in 18ct white gold. All of my purchases are graded F in colour and clarity ranges from SI to VS1 & VS2. I am really pleased with all of my purchases, what I like about this family jewellers is that there is no hard sell and they always try to accommodate within your budget. I have spent a lot of time researching various jewellers on the internet and made personal visits to the Jewellery Quarter, Hockley. I hope to be visiting Paul Green in the future for items of jewellery for special occasions. Excellent service and well done !

Located in the heart of Birmingham's bustling Jewellery Quarter, Paul Green Jewellers is a diamond…read moreand ring (and, by default, diamond ring) specialist. Now, as you'd have probably gathered, such establishments are as common as muck (or gold and silver) in the area, but Paul Green stands out, partly due to its attractive facade, which manages to be bright and eye catching without crossing that most dreaded of lines into gaudiness, which would be a real kiss of death in such a competitive area. There seem to be two main types of jewellers in the Jewellery Quarter - ones that go for the minimalist style with the emphasis on luxury, and those that go for a slightly less glitzy route, looking to come across as independently run and homely, and it's the latter category which Paul Green definitely falls into. The shop is small, but manages to feel intimate rather than claustrophobic, thanks in no small part to the friendly, welcoming staff. As for prices, Paul Green is most certainly competitive, although as you're probably going there with a very specific idea about what it is you're looking for, the most helpful thing I can do is tell you to shop around. As a bonus, Paul Green is virtually the only jeweller in the area open on Sundays, so if you happen to be passing through and need a jeweller there and then, don't despair at the number of closed shops.

Roberts Jewellers is the perfect place to shop--especially if you're not quite sure what you're…read morelooking for. Their variety is incredible, with something for everyone--from stunning silver pieces and beautiful gold jewellery to an impressive range of watches. The staff are welcoming, knowledgeable, and genuinely helpful, making the whole experience enjoyable and stress-free. Whether you're treating yourself or buying a gift, you're in great hands. 5-star service from a shop that truly knows jewellery!

Robert's Jewellers is a lovely addition to the mini Jewellry Quarter that has sprung up around the…read morefirst few yards of Corporation Street in Birmingham. One of about a dozen used and new purveyors of fashioned metal, Robert's stands out from the crowd for its mostley collection of used jewelry. Going to Robert's is like going to an auction: some of the stuff is worthless Argos jewellry, and some of it is a genuine antique find. My (now) husband and I went to Robert's when searching for my engagement ring. I'd had a "holding ring" for awhile, until we could find something we realy liked. All we had as criteria were the following: -not a rock -- I'm too clumsy, and would end up putting my eye out with a big gem -something with a patina, WWII or older was our goal So with that in mind, we hit every jewellry store in Tamworth and Lichfield, then headed into Brum. We found some absolutely amazing rings, but none of them quite fit the bill. We'd had a mosey around Robert's in the past, just to laugh at some of the more interesting pieces, but headed in there as we knew they had some genuine antiques. And lo and behold, we found the ring: in 1947, some fine English jeweller decided to surround an ovular sapphire with eight teardrop diamonds, and worked gold "drops" in between. It whispered "classy" and dripped "antique". One of my favourite bits about it is, when viewed from the side, it shows tiny gold curlicues. Heaven. It was too large for my finger, so Robert's agreed to have it fitted for me. We'd come in on a Saturday, and it was ready to pick up on a Monday. The sales ladies at Robert's are a bit salesy. They like showing jewellry, but love to "help you find a bargain", so be prepared to haggle a bit. The head jeweller there has studied his craft, and worked in the business for over 20 years, and knows what he's talking about. If he knows you're there to buy a piece that lasts for posterity, and you've taken a liking to a more common piece, he'll guide you to a piece with more patina and a similar price tag. Worth it's weight in baubles, that kind of advice.

Very traditional jewellers in the heart of the Jewellery Quarter. The family run business really…read moreknows its stuff not only is there a dazzling variety of jewellery to choose from, but the service, advice and after service is second to none head and shoulders above many of the jewellers in the area, and well worth hunting out.

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Great jeweller, my favourite in Solihull, such a good range of jewelerry, last few bits of…read morejewelerry I have choosen and or bought I have got from here, I have walked arounf the other competitor jewellers in solihull and touchwood but I always seem to go back to Fraser Hart, they always seem to have the nicest bits and at the best prices. There is a lovely feel inside and the staff treat you and your needs individually, a ring was bought for me from here and needed downsizing and they simply took it back sent it of and it was back within a week with no charge and as this was bought for me I had no receipt or proiof of purchase and they were very understanding and helpful.

I'm a sucker when it comes to jewellery. I'm in awe of accessory queens like Elizabeth Taylor who…read morealways looked glamourous in bling! So when I heard about a boutique specialising in jewellery I was intrigued to check it out. Niche has a wide range of diamante designs from simple to elaborative sets. However, what I find most appealing is their traditional stonework designs that imitate the regal elegance of historic Indian royalty. The prices are average for the local area but the quality is amongst the top. The boutique is owned by a fairly young lady who demonstrably knows what appeals to the younger clientele. This knowledge if reflected in her selection of jewellery designs, which are a step away from outdated plastic designs. The nearest car park is across the road behind Badials, which is pay and display. It's the cheapest car park I've ever been to at just 20p/hour!