Discovered this amazing spot on my last day in London…read more I found the perfect anniversary gift for my partner, among the eclectic handmade works. The price was just right, and the story I got to tell about the adorable shop was perfect icing. The jewelry is not cookie cutter and feels very well made. Something special and unique.

I've not actually purchased jewelry here, but had a bracelet fixed here…read more It's a small chain, but fit perfectly around my mirco tiny wrists. The only bracelet that has been bought for me that has ever fit. So when it broke, I had to have it mended. It holds a lot of sentimental value to me. So I took it to them, based on a good review on another site. And yep, their expensive. But i'll pay for quality. I don't mind. So dropped it off to be fixed. Took them ages! 2.5 months to fix this bracelet. But that's not my complaint. My complaint is that the bracelet came back to me 2 sizes to big. I have no idea when they made it so much larger. I quuestioned that when I picked it up, but they said "it's written down here as the origional size". Can't argue with that, but unless I gone anorexic, and lost weight in my wrist, or they messed up! Needless to say... due to my now large bracelet, 4 days later if fell off my wrist and broke. ARG!

Traditional little jewellers a rare these days and need our support. This has been here for years…read more Unchanged.

One of those strange shops in Greenwich that are posh for no apparent reason. You don't need to be…read moreall swanky in Greenwich, but some people still insist on doing it. But Autumn and May is right in the middle of the market. It doens't fit. It don't get it anyway. All swanky and polished and staff that aren't polite. The shop is often empty and I always feel like they're looking down at me when I just want to browse. It's a little overpriced for what it is, but it's expected in Greenwich. Some of the stuff is lovely in here, but there's never anything truly special. I'm a huge fan of original jewellery. Stuff that has something different about it. I just don't get that here. I've never bought anything from here. I might look in the window, and occasionally I'll pop in, but it's not exactly a must-see shop.

Did't want to give this company any stars but couldn't post review without doing so, the service I…read morereceived was appalling ordered an amber necklace on their web site and paid for it 14 days later it has still not arrived even after phoning them on the 8th day of waiting and being promised it would be dispatched the next day nearly a week later it has still not arrived, I sent an e- mail no reply,

This fantastic, modern jewellery store cater for a huge variety of tastes and price ranges, it…read morewould definitely be the best place to go in East London if all the shops were closing and you had left it to the last minute to present shop. They stock a huge array of different designers and therefore styles which means that wooden or fabric brooches perch side by side with diamonds and platinum. The more expensive pieces are made with precious metals and stones but with intricate, unique designs which can be altered, ordered and made to measure. The costume stuff is great too and my absolute favourite are the Casey Rogers dog and cat brooches, made from bright colours in paisley or floral fabrics and featuring adorable line drawings of different breeds.

@Work is a contemporary jewellery gallery on London's iconic Brick Lane noted for its comprehensive…read morecollection of fine and costume jewellery by established and up and coming designers alike. With a workshop out back where the gallery's staff can adjust pieces for customers if necessary, @Work's compact interiors belie a truly incredible range of both classic and unconventional jewellery ranging in price from as little as £20 to as much as £1,000.

OK, I confess, I only remembered to pop into Luna & Curious for a browse yesterday because of all…read morethe hoo-ha surrounding Peaches Geldof's 'alleged' recent shoplifting incident in this little Brick Lane boutique. Celebrity spawn and their 'alleged' misdemeanors aside, Luna & Curious is a charming and diminutive boutique stocking a mixture of vintage one-offs and contemporary designs along with a good range of jewellery and some utterly whimsical porcelain. Staffed by the kind of sweet girls with kindergarten haircuts that seem to rule in hip places like Brooklyn's Williamsburg, Luna & Curious is a beautifully realised little shop and a joy to visit whether you're looking to buy or simply browse.

Luna and Curious is a haven for all things creative and beautiful. Everything from its simple…read morewooden shopfront to the extravagant text of the shop name and gorgeous treasures inside ooze style and gorgeousness. They have some cool quirky objects for the home as well as brilliantly restored vintage furniture and bejewelled, frilly and flamboyant, as well as simple and sleek, clothing. I love some of the ceramic pieces they sell in here too and the antique stuff is fabulous. This place has great style and a great eclectic vibe going on which adds a spark of glamour to Brick Lane. I've even heard that Natalie Portman has visited and bought from this little boutique. It's definitely worth a look but don't be surprised if some of the prices are over budget.