Hatton Garden Jeweller

2nd Floor, 32-34 Greville Street, EC1N 8TB · View on Google Maps · Visit website

Established in 1982, with four decades of in-house manufacture behind it and a team introduced on the site simply as Vincent and Laz. It is a second-floor workshop rather than a street-level retailer, which is the distinction that matters here.

The practical consequence is that design and making happen in the same room. At most Hatton Garden addresses the person advising you and the person at the bench are different people in different places, and detail gets lost in the handover. Here they are not.

They offer a tour of the workshop, which is a genuinely good idea and something worth taking them up on. Seeing where a ring is actually made tells you more than any amount of showroom conversation.

Book an appointment for a consultation at the workshop, covering the design, the metal, the stones and the budget. Made-to-order runs to two to four weeks, with faster turnaround possible if you contact them directly.

That timescale is at the quick end for bespoke. Most designer studios quote six weeks to three months, so if you have a date to hit this is worth knowing.

They publish no prices anywhere. Their appointment form asks for your ideal budget but gives no ranges, so you will need the consultation to get a figure. They also say nothing about lab-grown, so ask if it matters.

We could not find a Google Business Profile for this business under any search we tried, so there is no rating or review count to show and none appears above.

For a Hatton Garden workshop that is less surprising than it sounds. Many of the trade addresses in the quarter are workshops first, working through referral and repeat custom rather than walk-in trade, and several have no meaningful public review presence at all.

It does remove one of the checks you would normally make. Take the workshop tour, ask to see work in progress, and weigh what you see there more heavily than you otherwise would.

Review figures taken from Google and checked in July 2026. We recount them monthly.

This suits someone who wants the ring made by the person who designed it, and who finds that more reassuring than a showroom. If you like the idea of seeing the bench where it happens, take the tour.

It also suits anyone working to a deadline. Two to four weeks is quick, and a lot of buyers discover their timescale problem too late.

It will not suit you if you want a published price before committing time, or if the absence of a review record bothers you. Both are real gaps and you should decide whether they matter to you before you go.

How long does a ring take?

Made to order in two to four weeks, which is quick for bespoke. Faster turnaround is possible if you contact them directly. Most designer studios quote six weeks to three months.

How much do they charge?

They publish no prices or ranges anywhere. Their appointment form asks for your ideal budget but gives no guide, so you will need a consultation to get a figure.

Why are there no reviews?

We could not find a Google Business Profile under any search. That is not unusual for Hatton Garden workshops, many of which work through referral rather than walk-in trade, but it does remove a check you would normally make.

Can I see the workshop?

Yes, they offer a tour, and it is worth taking. Seeing where a ring is actually made tells you more than a showroom conversation, particularly where there is no review record to fall back on.