thank you Kay and Adrian for beautiful jewellery especially lovely diamond cross in 18 carat white…read moregold it's amazing and beautiful very good price amazing quality and lovely people Kay and Ade are amazing just managed to find technology to sort review out better late than ever. both Kay and Adrian so caring and supportive of disabled customer go and see them both you won't be disappointed there amazing jewellers and amazing people. thank you Claire mad crutch lady xxx

What a wonderful shop and business. I was just browsing outside when I decided on a whim to pop…read morein. They have an amazing selection of mainly women's silver jewellery, from costume to classy and everything in-between. The lady behind the counter was extremely helpful when I explained that I was looking for a pair of silver hoops. She rummaged through pretty much all her stock that might contain said item but to no avail. That's when she, and the chap currently working on a piece right there and then, explained how the little shop come factory works. They will attempt to source any item you are looking for with a good enough replica, picture or description. Failing that they will just make up from scratch what you are looking for. For me this is a perfect service as what I am often looking for doesn't seem to exist. So, I'll be popping back in with the nearly right hoops I have already and a handful of adjectives. They also undertake jewellery repairs and aim for a day's turn around on all work undertaken.

For several years, I walked past the Watch Workshop on the High Street in Solihull, and every time…read moreI passed I always wondered, 'what could that shop be?' Of course, this is a massive lie, as the Watch Workshop does exactly what it says on the tin. As well as doing watch repair work, they also do the expected extras, such as selling straps, and have a very nice display of them all to ensure that you get exactly what you're after. They do a range of repair works, including battery replacements and resealing on divers watches (very handy, as it's often tough to find places able to do that), and all repairs come with a year long guaranteed. The staff are friendly and clearly know their stuff, which I always consider to be a good barometer of the quality of specialist shops such as watch fixers. Highly recommended.

Thanks to G. L. Bicknell's and their wonderful staff, I am now happily engaged…read more As soon as I stepped into the store I was greeted by Sue, really helpful and guided me through everything with ease. As I did not know anything about diamonds, I was aided through the diamonds details that was necessary to me buying the perfect ring, I was relieved as this seemed a daunting prospect. I was comforted to know that my ring was being re-sized while I waited with a nice cup of coffee.

Top-Notch Jewellery Shop in Birmingham Jewelry Quarter, great quality new and used Jewelry and…read morefriendly professional service. Lovely area

Hi To anyone who is interested…read more I went into Meeks yesterday to enquire if they had an antique silver hip flask for sale. The lady was extremely polite and helpful and recommended an alternative seller Crescent Silver in Spencer Street. She even offered my wife and I a chocolate !! More than that she was absolutely correct as Derek Grant at Crescent had exactly what I was looking for and was also a delightful guy to do business with. A true professional. We had a great day in the Quarter and the level of service from those we met in the various shops was outstanding in comparison to the level of service on a normal city centre shopping area. Long live the small trader Ian

I went there to have the back of my watch replaced after having the case polished in the Jewellery…read moreQuarter. I was told the see through back was not a good fit, even though it was the original Zenith display back because it had become detached but they had managed to fix it back in, but it will no longer be water resistant. I will add this had never happened before. When I got home and looked at the back I noticed scratches across the back.I will as a result of this have to buy and have a new display back fitted and a polish at considerable cost. Will not be using them again.

Harborne is one of those areas that is blessed with both a large number of charity shops and a…read morereasonably well-to-do and educated local community. This makes for occasional rich pickings along the main high street, which has 7 or 8 charity outlets of various denominations. Depending on which end of the High Street you start at, Oxfam will either be the first or last you visit as it is situated at the south end, just opposite the Waitrose supermarket (Harborne has a Waitrose as it's main supermarket - that ought to tell you everything you need to know about the demographics at work here) The outlet is a fairly standard Oxfam layout and it a mixture of clothes, books and bric-a-brac that the public have donated and a selection of the stock which appears in all Oxfam shops; fair trade coffee, Guatemalan Worry People - you know the type of thing. As there is an Oxfam bookshop at the other end of the High Street, the records and books available here tend to be those that didn't make the cut, but that's not to say you won't find a gem if you're lucky. The same, of course, goes for the clothes and other stock. For the clothes there is a changing cubicle, so you don't have to perform guesswork regarding sizes.

Not to be confused with Oxfam bookshop a little further down the High Street, this is a long…read moreestablished charity shop that is worthy of note for its rather fab window displays which has featured vintage clad mannequins in shopping trolleys (a nod to the students who sometimes come in here to buy fancy dress perhaps?!) amongst other things. Inside you'll find a variety of nice things - including high-end labels (in sadly, often teensy sizes), a decent vinyl selection and a good range of nonfiction and fiction books. Their cards are good and I've bought some unusual pieces of jewellery from here over the years - although compared to other charity shops in the village they are a bit pricier than you'd expect. Ethical detergents, washing powders etc and fair trade chocolate and notebooks are also available and whilst staff seem to change on a regular basis - I guess they get a lot of requests from volunteers - the people who work here always seem very jolly.

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!

Excellent site, excellent support, and unbiased counsel; I was quite pleased with the report and…read moreassistance I received, which helped me make an educated decision on which diamond to purchase. I would suggest it.

This shop is situtated in the town centre of Nuneaton and offers a fantastic range of quality…read morejewellry. The price may not seem competitive but that is because of the quality of the pieces. The staff are very friendly and knowledable and the shop also offers a repair serive. Some designer items are also stocked. This is the ideal place to vist to get a great gift for loved ones or youself as it offer items for all pocket ranges

I've had a Timex Explorer watch for 4 years now. During that time, the watch has been up the Welsh…read moremountain Cadair Idris with me twice, and has joined me in swimming over 100 miles in my local gym pool. The battery is dead and the strap is looking frayed and tired. The internet tells me that I can send the watch to Timex for them to carry out the repairs, but it'll take a few days to get back to me. So I trot of down to AA Jewellers. They've been good to me before. I sometimes need specialist batteries and they always have them in stock at a good price. The smiling chap behind the counter says he's got the replacement strap in stock, and the requisite battery too. Minutes later, (after we've shared a joke), the job is done. If you are after an efficient, quick and knowledgeable service for jewellery repairs, then AA Jewellers is your place.

Situated on Poplar Road in what could be called King's Heath's Jewellery quarter near to the…read moreJewellery stop and Armadillo,this is the place you come in King's Heath to get your watch or your gold chain fixed. They sell a fair few watches and a not particularly inspiring selection of jewellery. In fact, the retail end of the buisness seems a bit random, as it doesn't usual to me for a jewellers to sell that kind of digital scales. Anyhow, digressions aside, AA Jewellers and repairs is very much a does-what-it-says-on-the-tin kind of buisness, with little in the way of fancy trimmings. I've used their services several times before and they've never let me down, nor did I feel I was over charged, in fact they are undoubtedly cheaper than some of the more glamourous looking establishments offering the same services. Reccomended for jewellery repairs.