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15 years ago
Brilliant service, fast delivery and ectatic with products, cant rate this place enough AAAAA++++++
10 Warstone Mews
Birmingham B18 6JB
United Kingdom
Historical Quarter - Jewellery Quarter, Jewellery Quarter
0121 212 0150
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People searched for Jewelry 173 times last month within 20 miles of this business.
I went to the Jewellery Quarter looking for something in particular at a reasonable price. I…read morenoticed a distinct lack of service once I registered my dislike of anything priced over £500.00! Apart that is, from 2 places who bent over backwards to accomodate me. And this is the one I bought from. Good, friendly service and providing what I wanted at the right price - thats all we want from most shops really isn't it? Watches, rings etc - new or second hand. Repair service too. Worth a look.
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Nothing but praise for Greg and his team: they made and delivered my self-designed wedding ring…read morejust in time, spot on budget, and the personal service was outstanding. Two reviews in one: --I first visited Element in January 2010 when looking for a palladium engagement ring. Element is situated in the heart of the jewellery quarter. Their shop is relaxing, with wooden display cases letting you see what's what. No overwhelming 'huge selection', just a range of very tasteful modern jewellery. Lots of helpful display materials: examples of diamond cut and sizes, examples of wedding ring profiles and thicknesses, that kind of thing. They also have their jewellery making workshop out back and you can see the work through a large window in the store. Like restaurants that have the kitchen on display, you can see the machinery and the craftsmen at work. In an age of outsourced mass production, I find this reassuring :). Overall it's a great place to learn and choose a ring. The staff are relaxed and helpful. They're quite unlike the pushiness or salesy approach demonstrated at some places in Jewellery Quarter. I can't imagine a better place to help you select your wedding or engagement ring. -- Later in 2010 I used Element's bespoke service for my palladium wedding ring. They were specifically recommended for this by a friend I know at the design school nearby. Here's how it went: * First, I faxed them my sketch of what I wanted it to look like. Soon I had a call back from Greg who asked me more details and gave me his direct line. * They then sent me, by registered post, a wax model to try on and approve. * My fiancée suggested the ring profile be made wider and less heavy. I called Greg to discuss this and suggested he go ahead with the change but with no need for a further wax by post as I trusted his understanding. The price did not change - like I say, excellent customer service. * They had the ring cast in palladium in very quick time. * The finished ring, polished asymmetrically and engraved just as I'd hoped, hallmarked in Birmingham (palladium is now hallmarked), arrived by recorded delivery just in time for my wedding day. It looks perfect, fits perfectly, and my (now wife) was stunned. On the basis of this experience I'd be happy to recommend Element Bespoke Jewellery to anyone looking for a custom design. You only get one chance to buy wedding and engagement jewellery; how valuable it was to have someone trustworthy and helpful to make it for me. Five stars.
Whilst I haven't bought anything from Element I have seen first hand and heard about their amazing…read moreservice from a few friends now. When a close friend went in search of their wedding bands and engagement ring this was one of the places they went to first after a recommendation from another friend. Greg remembered exactly who the friend was, asked about the wedding and how they were getting on, and frankly that level of customer service, passion and love for the work you're in is what you want if you are out buying wedding bands. If you have a budget they will make your ideas work for you and they want everyone to have the best, so much so they are more likely to haggle themselves before you get a chance to try. Brilliant service and craftsmanship whether you are after traditional or more modern deisgns.
Element Bespoke Jewellery Ltd bespoke to-order diamond dress ring
Element Bespoke Jewellery Ltd on-site workshop
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.
Hi They have undertaken some unusual tasks for me & the results have been Fabulous…read more Ron Littlewood.
The gentleman who served us was kind, friendly and professional. We came in with a ring that needed…read morere-sizing and explained that it had an engraving on the inside of the ring and asked if he could try and save it whilst sizing it down. When we returned to pick it up he not only re-sized the ring beautifully with no trace of a soldering line, he also managed to do the whole job without cutting out any of the engraving. Considering it was re-sized 6 sizes down it still only cost £9.95. Fantastic service, value for money and craftsmanship. We are very happy customers!
Museum of the Jeweller Quarter is another little gem within the JQ. With changing exhibitions,…read morethere's always something new and curious to see - but even if you don't want to pay to enter, their gift shop is SO MUCH BETTER than most museum gift shops! The shop has cabinets of local and national jewellers work in a wide range of prices meaning you can usually find something you like AND can afford - and then if what you're after is actually some more heritage information, they have books and trinkets linked to the area and the staff in the shop are extremely helpful! I picked up a keyring sized pair of working pliers which are awesome and always get me comments when I have my keys out!
In my opinion, the Jewellery Quarter should be celebrated even more than it already is, such is its…read morecontribution to the city's history and its independent spirit that proves there's more to shopping in Birmingham than the Bullring. If you agree with me on that, then you may have already taken a tour of the Museum of the Jewellery Quarter - if not though, then what are you waiting for?! A time capsule that demonstrates the practices and effort that went into one family business who thrived in the area during the mid-20th century, the guided tour that takes visitors around the Smith and Pepper workshop is a treat for local history buffs and anyone interested in the jewellery industry. As I now work for a local jewellers in the Black Country area, I found it really interesting to get a sense of the dedication to the craft all jewellers share and the metalwork demonstration shows you the men who make the shiny things in action. A great little gift shop is free to visit even if you don't want to take the tour, and showcases an array of unique and affordable pieces from local designers that you will definitely want to come away with. Great for a lazy weekday pop-in, an educational school trip or if you're on the lookout for a gift with a difference.
Cafe courtyard. Lovely place to have a cuppa on a sunny day.
As a repeat customer here I cant say a bad word about these guys. A small independant business with…read morewhom I have been a customer of for well over a decade now. Any need for good precious metal jewellery or diamond based products and I'll always go here to get a first opinion on price and expected quality for said prices. With a workshop in the back most orders are turned around failry quickly when it comes to stone work settings, pendants, cleaning etc... For specialist requirements (diamond cutting technology, platinum lazering etc...) the jewellery will be sent off but still ready for pick up within 2-3 working days. Both the jeweller himself and his shop assistant are always happy to have a natter advising around both your requirements, their material knowledge and the outcomes that others in similar situations have had. They are happy to converse face to face by phone or email to make sure it is as easy as possible for you to get your requirements to them clearly. If it is not a custom piece the stock jewellery they have is very reasonably priced and all hand made. Price wise they are very similar to other jewellers in the area (a few pound cheaper but nothing to break the bank) but it is all about the personnal, none invasive service here, you can talk for half an hour and walk out without any pressure to try and force the sale. I can also vouch for the quality of the jewellery here as items I have bought are still going strong with minimal surface scratches to the metal work (expected). A personal favourite and deserving of the 5 stars!
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Cirrus are very, very good at what they do i.e. getting people to part with their cash in exchange…read morefor diamonds. When I got engaged, a colleague in the Jewellery Quarter recommended Cirrus to me as she got her engagement ring from there and was full of praise for them. When I visited them, they were very busy - which, again, can be taken as a good sign, but I felt a slight whiff of the factory-production line about the whole thing: the staff were clearly well-trained to meet and greet, say all the right things and Bobs your uncle, you're £1,000 lighter in the pocket. They were very informative, however, and I felt like I received a free crash course in diamonds: clarity, carat, cut etc etc. Their prices were a bit steeper than other, smaller places that I then went and visited, so I'm quite pleased I shopped around afterwards. They do know their stuff and they are extremely good at sales, but I would recommend shopping around a bit with other jewellers before you part with your hard-earned cash.
Ah Cirrus, you took more money off me than any other commercial venture in the history of my…read moreexistence. And you know what? They were very welcome. Perhaps it was my own fault to take my then-fiancée with me to a jeweller, instead of picking out something myself. She made trying before buying into an art form and, while I love you, dear, it was, ahem, very trying. They were the most un-boy hours of all time. But as soon as we visited Cirrus, everything seemed to click into place. It's a diamond vendor first, and while complete rings are available, it's really about picking out a stone as an initial step. The staff were patient, helpful, appreciative of the emotional and financial leaps being made and had an eye-twinkle to match the diamonds. It really felt like a personal service, complete with a call they'd promised to let me know when the finished product was ready. It was all turned round quickly and available for collection when they said it would be. Best of all, through sheer experience, the staff had been able to glimpse something hitherto only perceivable in my now-wife's subjective and, at least to me, unknowable, mind's eye. Top marks, well, four stars... but only because, you know, I could have bought a huge telly instead. I forgive them, though. Just.
New and second hand jewellery on sale here in this very old shop. Also good for repairs too.read more
One of many jewellery shops it has to be said in Handsworth but I found a lot more silver jewellery…read morehere at Chohan's. Again if you are a bride or a female looking for jewellery, have a look here. Along with jewellery, there are also framed photos of gods and disciples of different religions. I did however notice that the majority of photos here are for Sikhs. I also noticed that there plenty of bangles on offer here. Different sizes and colours of bangles so you have no excuses for saying there is no variety. The bridal jewellery here is not bad either and as you would expect they are expensive. But if you want to look good, then perhaps you might have to pay over the odds for some things. Don't let this stop you from coming here and believe me there is a broad range of jewellery to choose from.
I have been to Chohans for over a decade and have always relied on this artificial jewellery…read morespecialist to have the odd colours I need to complete an outfit. They have a huge range of earrings, and necklace sets from almost every shade of colour. They are unique in their comprehensive range of traditional jewellery items such as bangles, gajrey (thicker bangles), tikkas (hair jewels), clips, panjay (hand jewels), toe rings and anklets. Moreover, they have belly chains, bindis and beautifully adorned hair accessories. So even if you don't wear Asian clothes, you're bound to find something appealing. The shop front display is of traditional Indian scenery, religious portraits and artwork of Asian legendary characters. Therefore, you may pass the shop without realising they are jewellery specialists. The prices are reasonable and the service is pretty good. The best place to park is across the road at a pay and display car park behind Badials.
Bought our engagement ring from GH Moore & Son , the ring came with a comprehensive receipt package…read moreincluding certificate, valuation and aftercare info. Service was excellent, great communication, answered all our questions and each member of staff was helpful, friendly and nothing was too much trouble. Couldn't be happier with our beautiful engagement ring, super quality so glad we stopped by the little shop as it is on the other side from the big rank of jewellers on the other side of the road on Vyse Street and could be overlooked. If you are looking for a great service and a good quality ring with no pressure to buy and plenty of options this is the shop to pop into. We have received lots of compliments on the ring since buying. The ring came with lifetime cleaning. We are super happy that we found this shop, family run business who certainly know how to provide a great service .
You can tell its a family business, the girls made me feel confident That I would be getting the…read moremost beautiful bespoke items of jewellery. I was having my mothers engagement ring reset, and another made into a ring to sit aside from the engagement ring. They listened to what I wanted and gave me ideas to think about. They genuinely care and understand the sentimental side of jewellery. I met the jeweller, he talked me through what was possible and managed my expectations wonderfully. The end result was better than I expected. They went out of their way to ensure I got what I wanted. I can't sing their praises enough., and would recommend them to anyone looking to have a ring rebuilt.
A tiny little 'Aladdin's cave' of an outlet piled to the brim with ladies costume jewellery and…read moreaccessories. Its 'bling' at its best, and girly girls of all ages will lurve this place. Very kitsch, very glam, yes a little tacky at times - but if you want glitz at every day places this is the place to come. You will not find real gold here or diamonds, but plenty of diamonte and paste. They also sell an amazing array of unusual and very ornate handbags and shoes. You are talking 3 ins heels upwards - and occasion wear mostly. Some of the designs are way too O.T.T for me personally - but if you pick and choose you do get some fab pieces. For a good look I would suggest dressing up a simple understated outfit with just one statement accessory from 'Belle's', I personally feel top to toe would scream 'Trailer trash'. Gorgeous, gorgeous boots in a wide array of colours, but again some are more lapdancer than lady - it depends on your preferences I guess!! Me, I have purchased from their several pairs of earings, a beaded evening bag and a tiara. So far... Excellent for filling young girls party goodie bags with trinkets, for Prom accessories, or for little 'cheer me up 'gifts for friends. Also very friendly and personal service. It does get very rammed in here on a sat as its tiny.
fantastic lil gem. A fashionista's dream. Exclusive peices thats make you feel unique and avant…read moregaurd make sure you try it its a treat like no other.
This beautifully laid-out shop has a real boutique feel about it. It stocks both Pandora seemingly…read morethe only place in Solihull that does as well as Thomas Sabo and other designs. Staff are knowledgable and helpful, packaging is beautiful and the whole customer experience excellent.
Higher end, designer jewllery including Thomas Pabo, Pandorra and Troll along with lesser known but…read morestill excellent designers. A very small store but the staff are friendly and always willing to let you handle and try the products. They are honest about what looks good and what doesnt. The packaging is lovely and the gold chocolate heart sweet in each bag is a lovely additional touch. The place for that special gift for your close friend or the place you shoud direct your loved one with instructions to buy.
There's a fair few jewellery shops located in Touchwood shopping centre in Solihull, but none as…read moregood as Party Animal Silver Jewellery. As the name suggests, they don't take themselves quite as seriously as many of the big chains, which may turn those who consider jewellery buying a serious business off, but personally I was attracted by the branding, as it stood out. As a complete jewellery novice, not knowing my bracelets from my bangles (or are they the same thing?), whenever I do buy some for my girlfriend, I always enlist the help of shop assistants, and I've never found staff more willing to help, and who did it without making me feel like an idiot! Their prices are good, admittedly I'm not the best barometer of jewellery costs, but they seemed extremely reasonable to me in comparison to my various dealings with chains like H. Samuel. Highly recommended.
Popped into get my mum a birthday present, staff were very friendly and helped me pick out a…read morelovely pair of Celtic style silver earrings. They have a nice range of stuff and my mum was very pleased with the present, so I'd be happy to shop there again.
A nice independent jewelers based in the heart of the urban bustling streets of Kings Heath. The…read morestore is small; it stands in a building that looks like it has seen a lot of time pass by. The atmosphere inside the store is stifling and claustrophobic; dust settles some items that have not been touched in years. I came here to get a battery put in to my girlfriend's watch. The watch she uses is really small and dainty and it takes the smallest watch battery you can buy. The friendly shop assistant dutifully put the battery into the watch with pain staking accuracy. He had to use tweezers to make sure he could hold a firm grip on the sides of the battery. The replacement cost me five pounds, my girlfriend usually pays eight so I got a three pound saving. I was very pleased about this and will definitely be coming back here again.
I have been in here a few times when I have been in Kings Heath shopping. It is quite small and…read moredark inside, but then again I think that a lot of independent jewellers are. It is packed full of jewellery and so I often like to have a look around to see if anything takes my fancy. The guy who works in there is really friendly and has always asked me if I would like some help. Sometimes I have asked him to show me things and he has always been very polite and also recommended things to me. The prices are fairly moderate, but it really depends on what you are buying. I would recommend having a look in here if you are looking for some jewellery and you are in the area.
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 recently went to a jewellery making workshop here in the jewellery quarter and thoroughly enjoyed…read moreit. You have to walk down an alleyway (there's a security door) and up some rickety stairs (!) but when you get inside it's great. Well lit and inviting, there are display cabinets full of the sparkliest jewellery and beads of every shape and colour you can think of. All workshops include tuition, use of tools, light refreshments and materials and everyone went away with a wearable piece of jewellery at the end of the session. Highly recommended.