I was wondering if I could get a good exchange rate in Fulham, and finally I found it. it was a…read morereal bargain. They were true that 0% commission and they beat most of the money exchange in London and surrounding area. After a through research on currency exchange, I'm completely satisfied with them.

Just received an amazing gold, white-enamel, hair painting Georgian mourning ring from Olly and…read moreMatt. It is AMAZING. They were wonderful to work with and I am very pleased with my beautiful new ring--good value, fast shipping, communicative sellers. THANK YOU--I will be back!

Recently sent in a ring which was 18ct gold to have a ring sizing done at this workshop. The…read moreresults were perfect and we had the ring replated with rhodium and it looks as good as new

Searching for Antique Jewellery in London and based on the recommendation of a friend whose…read moreengagement ring I just adore, I found this jeweller. Be forewarned the place is not a retail shop. but it is full of delightful little jewels and treasures. I had a feeling I would want to go vintage ring, and I found a few here that I really did like. The people here were friendly and knowledgeable, and were happy to spend plenty of time with me. I had my eye on a reproduction ring they had in stock, but we ended up buying an actual vintage version. Great vintage pieces and rings. Stars Five for having cool and unique stuff, but you cant window shop.

Had the pleasure to deal with Lea at Brompton, I have to say you truly get to know a store customer…read moreservice when you do a return. I made an online order and had some items to return. Lea was very helpful, followed up with the delivery helped me arrange the return hassle free and felt genuinly went above and beyond to help. Its refreshing to see and next time Iam ordering I will for sure go to this store first

Reiss reminds me of a slightly more upscale version of Zara. I used to love it but feel the style…read morehas gone downhill in the last few years. This location is on the smaller side.

They have beautiful rings. Well crafted, an unique. USA customer. When I go back to London, my…read morefirst stop will be Crazy Pig!!

Crazy Pig is outlaw cowboy jewellery. No other way to put it. This is badass Johnny Cash shooting…read moremen in Reno jewellery. All the stuff here is silver or white gold or platinum. You can get animal skull rings, crosses with stones, knotted bracelets. This is dirty Western Jewellery. Beckham and Ozzie have worn Crazy Pig. Crazy Pig makes male jewellery tasteful. Rock out to ZZ Top and imagine yourself in the Wild West End.

Grays is a multi-level, huge building filled with stalls of antiques that remind one of the…read moreManhattan Art Antiques Center in NYC or the now closed Louvre des Antiques in Paris Two floors of costume & fine jewelry alike. There are vintage pieces, new pieces, signed pieces and watches. The vendors are all super-friendly and there is no sales pressure. Some stalls offer VAT back and some do not but prices are negotiable so there are fantastic deals to be had either upfront or through VAT refunds so choose your scenario I could not resist this fabulous bee brooch from Lisbon & while there was not VAT back offered, the appraisal I obtained after I got back home to the US more than satisfied the price I paid. Lots of patrons & chatter & banter among the vendors & visitors - huge fans & we'll be back for sure!

I could spend all day looking around Grays Antique Market. The indoor market is ideal for cold and…read morerainy days. The two floors are filled with various stalls and exploring can keep you warm and dry for hours. There are about 200 antique dealers inside the market, not all were open but the vast majority were doing business and happy to help you. Most of the stalls seemed to sell jewellery and watches. I saw lots of pretty shinny things, but the price tag on some might preclude excess buying. The good thing is that the dealers are willing to make a deal. A watch I had my eye on for a Christmas gift was out of my budget but after a chat at the counter I was able to talk the owner down a bit to something I felt a little more comfortable parting with. If you go to the market the two things you must check out are the sliver shop on the first floor and the lost River Tyburn!! The silver shop has really beautiful pieces and I feel in love with an antique silver compact. As for the River Tyburn I thought it was just a little water for the sake of decoration until I was told it's the River Tyburn. I don't know how true that is but I left believing it was true.

A hidden gem of London! Repurposed cavernous deport vaults that now specialize in all things…read moresilver! Solid, Sterling, or Plated, they have it all. The owners of the vaults hold a wealth of knowledge. Fair prices, prepare to bundle and save. Most Londoners don't even know this place exists. The next time you are in the market for silver goods, you cannot miss the silver vaults.

The London Silver Vaults are like a museum of silver...it's incredible!!!…read more So many spectacular pieces, It's like silver heaven in there. Many original one of kind uniquely designed silver accessories, and all genuine antiques. They can tell you when each piece was made and by who. They are accommodating in shipping your purchase if you are traveling and unable to pack it in your suitcase. I will definitely be back. If you're a silver collector you will love the London Silver Vaults.

This is my favorite of the markets of the antique markets on Portobello Road. Several small…read morevendors inside, (in 5x5 foot 'stores'), with everything from old english plates, paintings, and collectibles to swords, vintage rolex waches, and more. Highly recommended!