London Engagement Ring
Jeweller Profiles

360 Jewellery

Simon Belson’s Record Hall workshop: bespoke and remodels, from first sketch to final polish.

77 Diamonds

A vast inventory of certificated stones to filter, from a Hanover Square showroom. Hard to beat if you know the specification you want.

A Star Diamonds

A family-run unit inside the Diamond and Jewellery Exchange at 99 Hatton Garden, natural and lab-grown, open seven days.

Abelini

Professional Jeweller’s Bridal Brand of the Year: the catalogue priced end to end, lab-grown from under £300.

Alan Bick

Five decades in the Garden, 60 days money back and free resizing, plus a promise to change the ring if she does not love it.

Alliance Jewels

Lab-grown as the whole offer, graded stone by stone, with virtual appointments offered.

Allure Jewellers

Late weekday appointments, with resizing and refurbishment done in-house. Walk-ins welcome.

Amour Jewels

A Greville Street shopfront with no website, where Musa handles everything from brief to box.

Anabela Chan

The clearest counterpoint to Bond Street: lab-grown gemstones treated as the premium product, plus recycled aluminium from soda cans. Engagement rings from £1,290.

Anais Rose

Custom engagement rings designed with you on the first floor of No.5, from timeless solitaires to away-with-tradition.

Annoushka

One of the few British fine jewellers with a genuine design identity. For partners who want to wear something with a distinct aesthetic signature, Annoushka is worth serious consideration.

The Antique Jewellery Company

Georgian to mid-century under one Maddox Street roof, family run, with a worldwide concierge and the AJC Guarantee.

The Antique Ring Boutique

Georgian to Art Deco, authenticated piece by piece, from a Brook Street showroom by appointment.

Arlington & Co.

Designers, goldsmiths and setters in-house since the seventies, with free lifetime aftercare. By appointment.

Artisan Fine Jewellery

Lab-grown, natural and coloured diamonds at 24 Hatton Garden, with a warranty and exchange in writing. Open seven days.

Asprey

A 245-year-old house with its own Mayfair workshops and a genuinely unusual coloured-stone range, including imperial jadeite. Not a bridal specialist, and better for it.

ASR Gems

A third-floor unit where value leads: GIA-certified build-your-ring, repairs and a gold counter, by appointment.

Augustine Jewels

Gemstone-led rather than diamond-led, with a seven-stage bespoke process and a signed drawing of your design to keep.

Austen & Blake

One of very few Hatton Garden jewellers open on Sundays. Everything is made to order, so read the returns terms before you pay.

Autumn and May

Designer and bespoke rings inside Greenwich Market, with repairs and valuations at the same counter.

Bea Jareno

An independent designer’s ethical studio on Bramber Road, open weekend afternoons, with bespoke and repairs at the bench.

Bear Brooksbank

Publishes real bespoke bands from £1,250 to £25,000 and up, which almost nobody does. Consultation by arrangement, first meeting free.

Bentley & Skinner

Royal Warrant holders at 55 Piccadilly, with genuine expertise in antique and estate jewellery alongside new commissions. The right address if you want something with history, or a period-style piece with provenance.

Blackacre

A B Corp scoring 99.3, whose founder travels to Sri Lanka and Colombia to buy the stones himself. Rings from £5,000, built around one exceptional gem.

Blue Angel Jewellers

The full offer at 21 Hatton Garden: certified stone searches, quickship rings and bespoke, seven days a week.

Boodles

One of Britain's few remaining serious independent luxury jewellers. Family-owned, British-made, and operating at a level of quality that the global brands rarely match for engagement ring commissions.

Boucheron

Around forty solitaires, every one price on request, from the Harrods concession.

Budrevich

Handcrafted classics on GIA-certified natural diamonds from a Kirby Street studio, open to 7pm on weekdays.

Buy Fine Diamonds

GIA-graded stones with metals from 9ct gold to platinum, so the budget goes further into the diamond.

Bvlgari

Three engagement ring designs against Graff’s sixty-five. Buy here for the design identity rather than the diamond, and expect a boutique conversation.

Chloe’s Jewellers

Walk-in at 35 Greville Street: rings with a full refund policy and price match, plus a pre-owned designer counter.

Clarice Price Thomas

A designer-maker on Columbia Road, bespoke-led and by appointment, with collection rings from £4,025.

Cullen Jewellery

A lab-grown specialist in Shoreditch, by appointment, with the whole range built around certified lab stones.

D G Bespoke Jewellery

A second-generation goldsmith making every piece himself in The Record Hall, from brief to final polish.

David's Jewellers

Same family since 1950, with the best period stock in south-west London, repairs and restorations included.

Dazzle Diamonds London

Bespoke-led with natural, lab-grown and coloured gemstones, designed around the stone. Open seven days.

dB Diamonds

One principal on the fourth floor of Greville Street: bespoke rings and tennis pieces, by appointment, a young record reading well.

De Beers

The only house that digs up its own diamonds, so it can name the country a stone came from rather than just assuring you. From £2,125, natural only.

Decoris Diamonds

Bespoke rings at One Canada Square in Canary Wharf, by appointment only, Monday to Saturday.

Deluxe Diamond

Booked consultations with the whole catalogue priced online. Open seven days.

Diamond Brothers

A South Molton Street watch dealer with a full ring side: natural, lab and coloured stones, seven days by appointment.

Diamond Doves

A proper shopfront you can browse at 88-90 Hatton Garden, natural and lab-grown, with the making handled in the quarter.

Diamond Embellecers

No website by choice: the counter and an Instagram feed are the whole catalogue. Walk in and ask.

Diamond Kingdom

Guarantees in writing: 40-day returns and a lifetime warranty. Open seven days.

Diamond Palace Jewellers

Bespoke from £2,500 in four to six weeks, designed and made in the Garden by a family firm.

The Diamond Ring Company

Opens at 8.30am, earlier than anyone on the street, with lab-grown and natural made to order in the quarter.

Diamond Rocks

Over 5,000 pieces, new to vintage and pre-owned, sold from private offices rather than a shop window.

Diamour Jewellers

Open seven days including a proper Sunday, with natural and lab-grown side by side at 109 Hatton Garden.

Dimond London

The Dimond family’s old-stone specialist: antique and Art Deco rings in honest price brackets, with remodelling at the bench.

Divour Diamonds

Ready-to-ship and bespoke at 8A Greville Street, with free consultations. Open seven days.

DM Bespoke Jewellery

Two decades at the bench, GIA-certified stones, and a record dominated by the design process itself. By appointment.

EC One

Handmaking on site at Exmouth Market since 1997, with audited ethics and a roster of guest designers.

Edward Fleming Jewellery

Designed by a Central St Martins graduate, with make-your-own wedding ring workshops for couples.

Elegance Jewellers

Diamonds and a deep gemstone range at 9 Greville Street, walk-in and open seven days.

Emma Clarkson Webb

One of the most gifted ring designers working in London today. Her bespoke commissions from her Hatton Garden studio are exceptional, and the personal process is unlike anything a showroom can offer.

Eric Ross

Walk-in with its own workshop, a family business since 1974; aftercare is the house strength.

Faire & Fine

East-West, Art Deco and one-of-a-kind settings on lab stones, from 8am weekdays in Suite 125 at 100 Hatton Garden.

Fenton

Operates in the territory between fine jewellery and fashion in a way that actually works. Strong design, consistent editorial coverage, and commissions treated with the seriousness they deserve.

Finest 4C’s

A bespoke studio with GIA and IGI certified stones, open Monday to Saturday with Sundays by appointment.

Flawless Fine Jewellery

A Hatton Garden fixture built on first-timer guidance: patient consultations, natural and lab-grown, open seven days.

Forever Diamonds

A third-floor suite rather than a shopfront, appointment only and open seven days.

Galaxy Diamonds

Bespoke-led from inside the Diamond & Jewellery Exchange, open Monday to Saturday.

Gemima

GIA-qualified gemologist with ten years in the trade. Off-market diamond sourcing, a personal bespoke process made entirely in her own Hatton Garden workshop, and a service found nowhere else in London.

Gems Jewellers

Sapphire to tanzanite collections beside the diamonds, walk-in at 87a Hatton Garden, trading since 1995.

Goldsmith Luka

Luka Pasikowski’s workshop-and-shop: handmade rings, remodels and repairs at the same bench, three decades in.

Graff

Has handled more historically important diamonds than any other house, and the family still selects every stone personally. From £3,400, fancy colour from £74,500.

Gregory & Co

Three generations at the bench with an on-site workshop. The place to take an inherited ring nobody wears and make it wearable again.

Harmony Jewels

Ready-to-ship and bespoke at 102 Hatton Garden, open seven days, booking advised.

Harper Tait

Publishes a minimum diamond specification, VS clarity and D to F colour on everything, natural or lab-grown.

Harriet Kelsall

One of about twenty jewellers worldwide to launch Fairtrade gold, designing around your story rather than a stone. Sketched in front of you at the first consultation.

Harrison Beasant

One pair of hands designs the ring and sets the stones, at 62 Hatton Garden by appointment.

Hatton Garden Diamond

A walk-in shopfront at 13 Hatton Garden, natural and lab-grown, open seven days.

Hatton Garden Jeweller

Trading since 1982, where the person who designs your ring is the one who makes it. Two to four weeks, and they will show you the bench.

Heart of Diamond

Create-your-own with 360-degree diamond videos to shortlist from home, walk-in seven days at 23 Hatton Garden.

Heera Diamonds

Trades under several names in Hatton Garden, with a published making process and real timescales attached.

Hyde Park Design

Three generations in Hatton Garden, with dedicated sapphire, emerald, ruby and coloured diamond collections.

JCO London

A third-generation family firm making everything in-house, with the diamond at the centre of the conversation. Open Sundays, closed Fridays.

Jessica McCormack

The most exciting independent jeweller working in London right now. Her diamond work has earned a genuine international following, with a creative vocabulary unlike anything else in the city.

Jules Diamonds

A family-owned walk-in shop on Greville Street, 25 years in the trade, with bespoke orders made alongside the counter.

Kensington Parker

No ready-made case: every piece commissioned from Duke Street, with evening and weekend appointments.

Kimaï

Lab-grown diamonds in recycled gold from a shop you can actually walk into, with prices on the website. Read the returns policy before you commit.

Kings Of Diamonds

Lab-grown and natural diamond rings handmade to order, with a lifetime warranty, a free resize and lifetime polishing.

Kinzy London

A young walk-in shop at 7 Greville Street pitching itself as your personal jeweller, with virtual consultations offered.

Klarity London

Diamond ring design from a ground-floor Greville Street studio, with free UK delivery and 30-day returns in writing.

Layla Diamonds

Lab-grown rings arranged largely over Instagram and WhatsApp, with viewings by appointment.

Lebrusan Studio

The most credible ethical engagement ring jeweller in London. Fairmined certified gold, fully traceable gemstones, and bespoke commissions with documentation to back up every claim.

Lewis Malka

One man, working alone inside the Diamond Bourse. Natural diamonds only, and he will tell you why.

Lily Arkwright

Every price published online, from £668, with lab-grown and natural diamonds, moissanite and coloured gemstones to compare in one Marylebone showroom.

Local Kettle Brothers

A watch-led buy-sell-trade house with a bespoke arm; the engagement ring here is a commission, not a counter.

London Diamonds

Lab-grown rings made to order from a Greville Street office with no showroom, with aftercare the house strength.

London Wedding Ring Co.

Both rings from one lower-ground door at 87B Hatton Garden, with wedding bands organised properly by profile.

Love Grown Diamonds

A lab-grown specialist on Kirby Street with prices published online; contact them before visiting.

Luca Frisenna

Sculptural collections from a maker’s studio, with engagement commissions behind them. Visits by arrangement.

MAK and Co Jewellers

A walk-in bespoke shop, open six days a week until 6.30pm, with no booking needed to start the conversation.

Marlows Diamonds

Knightsbridge's most focused diamond engagement ring operation. Deep diamond knowledge and a service-first approach without the brand premium of the Bond Street houses nearby.

MaxDiamonds

Designed and fabricated in their own Kirby Street workshop, with a published pricing guide. By appointment.

McCaul Goldsmiths

Modern rings from Exmouth Market: grey and cognac diamonds, Fairtrade gold, half the order book bespoke.

MD Diamonds and Jewellers

Engagement rings at 25 Cabot Square, open to 9pm seven days a week. Aftercare is the house strength.

Michelle Oh

Deliberately unconventional rings from a Saint Martins-trained designer, with bespoke from £3,000 and a fixed quote agreed before any work starts.

Ming

A goldsmith, gemmologist and diamond specialist in one person, making roughly seventy pieces a year. Named by Spear’s, and a commission can take six months.

Monroe's Jewellers

Bespoke from £300, repairs from £40, valuations from £45, all written down where anyone can read them. Walk-ins welcome and open on Sundays.

Mouza

Lifetime warranty, 3D-rendered bespoke and free lifetime resizing. Open Sundays at 99 Hatton Garden.

Muljis Jewellers

A family diamond firm making in-house on Upper Tooting Road since 1985, with the neighbourhood’s repairs and resizes.

Pragnell

Bond Street quality without Bond Street formality. A family business of the highest calibre, operating from Mount Street with a warmth rarely found at this level of the market.

Primo Diamonds

GIA-graded rings from The Record Hall, quickship and lab-grown collections, and aftercare guaranteed for life.

Promise Diamonds

A quiet Greville Street suite with a consultation that comes to you, and matched his-and-hers wedding pairs.

Queensmith

One of Hatton Garden's most serious operations. They make rings in their own workshop, which means genuine quality control and real accountability. Transparent pricing and a lifetime guarantee.

Rachel Boston

A Redchurch Street shop with an appointment-only ring showroom, working in coloured gemstones alongside natural and lab-grown diamonds.

Raina Jewels

Engagement rings within a full family gold jewellers on Kenton Road, open seven days.

Regal

Open seven days at 84 Hatton Garden with natural and lab-grown stocked, and a reply to every review.

Robinson Pelham

All three founders still sit in on the consultation and source the stones themselves. Bold colour and unusual gems rather than classic solitaires.

ROX

A national luxury house’s showroom inside Battersea Power Station: rings and watches, seven days, open late.

RPS Diamonds

A century of family trade at 97 Hatton Garden: solitaires, halos and bands, sold without the push.

Shining Diamonds

Made-to-order rings with 30-day returns and 0% finance, shortlisted online and confirmed at 10a Hatton Garden.

Simon Wright Jewellery

Tour the workshop, then design the ring. One maker for two decades, strong on coloured stones.

Sophia Perez

Brief first, stones to match, a ring in six to eight weeks, from her Record Hall studio. Early weekday hours.

Stanley James

Engagement rings within a complete local range on Kentish Town Road, secondhand counter included. Walk in.

Stapylton-Smith

Publishes a £5,000 bespoke minimum, which almost nobody does. Paris-trained, hand-drawn in gouache, made in Hatton Garden in six to eight weeks.

Stephen Webster

The only London jeweller operating seriously at the unconventional end of fine jewellery. For partners who actively do not want a conventional ring, and mean it, this is where the search ends.

Steven Stone

Ready-to-wear and create-your-own rings at St Christopher’s Place, with a 30-day any-reason refund.

Susan Clarke

Engagement, eternity and wedding rings designed and handmade on the premises. Publishes no prices and no timescales, so expect to talk money in person. Open Tuesday to Saturday.

Taylor & Hart

Made bespoke accessible. Transparent pricing, an online design tool, and a Seven Dials showroom to refine everything in person. The right choice for first-time buyers who want a ring made for them.

Tiffany & Co

Accepts 0.04 per cent of the world’s gem-grade diamonds and publishes where every stone was cut and set. From £1,325, lower than the reputation suggests.

W&W Jewellery

A two-brother bespoke studio with a client design portal, and a Concierge service that brings the consultation to you.

WATCHO Jewellers

A family jewellers on George Street with a real ring range: lifetime warranty, free resizing and engraving, walk-ins seven days.

Zuzana Jewellery

A designer-goldsmith for one-of-a-kind modern rings, with upcycling of inherited gold a named service.