I brought my partner a ring from this store to surprise her she was wearing the ring then her hand…read moreturned green I had taken it back to the store he was refusing to give me a refund or to buy something else's in that store he gave me dirty eye contact I will never go into that place again if you buy jewellery buy it from anywhere else apart from there digusiting customer service

No-one should shop at onur jewellers. Their products are not genuine. I got a ring from there which…read moremade my finger go green meaning it was fake and the store owners were reluctant to give me a refund.

Nice staff here. Popped in to get a quote for a watch repair and they offered to clean my jewellery…read morewhile I waited. Large store with a good selection of jewels, especially watches.

Not a jewellers more a Tesco for expensive watches. I arrive with a Swiss made watch ask them if…read morethey can take a link out and they say they can't because they don't stock it. It's a steel bracelet strap. You're either a jeweller or you're not and Goldsmiths aren't a jeweller they're a watch shop.

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.

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.

Purchase a watch from trotters staff were excellent and so helpful I would definitely recommend…read moreanyone looking for any special jewellery or watches to take a wander in I myself traveled from Glasgow twice to buy on both occasions

These jewlers are fantastic for the price of the jewlery they have to offer the quality of the…read morediamonds are a very high standard aswell.

Great selection of used books for 5 pounds! Wish I had time to make another trip before leaving…read moreLondon!

If I had to choose a -rati to be, I'd definitely be a glitterati. (The digirati are so 2008...)…read more This is truly my version of porn - while I'm not a slave for the jewels or the bling, and I won't be vajazzling anytime soon, this shop has me panting, drooling, groping, touching, oohing, ahhing, and wishing that twist on earrings didn't give me a headache from hellerati. I'm much closer to a hummingbird than a magpie, (what hummingbird do you know that has the time (read: patience) to sit and dig through vintage rags in search of riches?) but even I can't deny myself just a peek... it's all about the articles, really.

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.

Beautiful place, great for lunchread more