Fine Jewellery in Marylebone

Monica Vinader Selfridges London brings the British brand's modern jewellery and in-store ear piercing to Marylebone, inside Selfridges on Oxford Street. Founded in 2002, Monica Vinader has had more than two decades to settle on a clear point of view, and it shows in the consistency of the work. The counter is easy to reach from Bond Street and Regent's Park, and the service is calm and informed, with quick sizing help and try-ons. Signature bracelets, necklaces, rings and earrings are made to mix and match across work and weekends, and complimentary engraving on selected styles makes for considered gifts, with same-day options for last-minute plans. Piercing is carried out by trained staff on a booked or walk-in basis, using sterile technique and clear aftercare, and styling support helps customers build ear stacks or layer chains. Sustainability is front and centre: the company is a certified B Corp, uses recycled metals and publishes its responsible-sourcing goals. Repairs, replating and care advice extend the life of older pieces, and transparent pricing plus the Selfridges setting, with its customer service and easy returns, add further reassurance.

Annoushka Boutique opened in Marylebone on 21 November 2012, having started life in Chelsea before the move. It is a fine jewellery shop with an in-house studio, so the pieces on display are made and finished on the premises: 18-carat gold, diamonds, gemstone charms and the signature macro pavé rings. The setting is part showroom, part studio, and the stylists are happy to walk you through ready-to-wear designs or talk over a bespoke commission. The brand carries real weight behind it. Founder Annoushka Ducas launched her own label in 2009, having co-founded Links of London back in 1990. The charms, earrings, necklaces and bracelets are hand-finished and hand-set using traditional techniques. Annoushka Ducas MBE and her husband John Ayton MBE both hold royal honours, and the company holds Butterfly Mark certification for sustainability. Past clients have included Gwyneth Paltrow and Rihanna. Its Marylebone address keeps it easy to reach while holding on to the feel of an independent boutique.

ASSYA is a boutique jewellery studio in Marylebone making handmade pieces in silver, vermeil and 18ct gold, set with precious and semi-precious stones. The designs lean towards a mix of traditional craft and contemporary shapes, and the range runs from delicate earrings to statement necklaces. The pieces are made in the UK and Italy. At the Marylebone boutique you can see the work up close and get a more personal service, be it for a gift or something to add to your own collection. The focus throughout is on craftsmanship and individual design.

Chaumet is a jewellery house with roots going back to 1812, and its Marylebone boutique carries the Maison's Parisian legacy into London. The shop covers high jewellery, bridal sets and luxury watches, with craftsmanship at the centre of the work. It brings the spirit of the original Paris house to the city for anyone who wants to look closely at the pieces. Inside, the displays take in diamond jewellery, including the brand's signature tiaras and detailed necklaces, each one reflecting the house's heritage. There is also a bespoke service for clients who want a custom piece made to their own taste. Staff are on hand to talk through the story behind each creation, which makes a visit as much about the history as the shopping.

Kastur Jewels deals in antique jewellery and heritage-inspired pieces in Marylebone, with collections that span the 15th to 19th centuries. The range covers the Mughal and Edwardian periods, and the pieces turn up in select boutiques and museums, including the Victoria & Albert Museum and the British Museum. There is something across most tastes and budgets, from vintage designs to contemporary classics. Every purchase supports humanitarian initiatives, which gives the work a second purpose beyond the craft. The jewellery currently features in the Victoria & Albert Museum's "The Great Mughals" exhibit, a show built around the golden age of Mughal art. The Marylebone shop is the place to see the pieces in person.

Bentley & Skinner are jewellers by royal appointment, working from 55 Piccadilly, near Marylebone. The family-run business traces its origins to 1881 and has built a long reputation in fine antique jewellery, alongside its association with the Royal Family. The collection takes in engagement rings, diamond tiaras and the firm's own Bentley & Skinner Signet Ring. The shop sells, buys and exchanges jewellery, and carries out repairs and re-modelling with craftsmen working on-site, which keeps the detail under close control. It is also a name in modern jewellery design, having made pieces such as Damien Hirst's diamond skull. The firm sets store by environmental responsibility and fair trade, an approach it carries through its work in London's jewellery scene.

Established in 1982, New Cavendish Jewellers is a family owned boutique on Marylebone High Street, where the feel of a village meets the energy of central London. Rooted in the neighbourhood for over forty years, it has grown from a single shop into a destination Marylebone jeweller for people who love luxury watches and fine jewellery. Visitors can expect a warm, relaxed welcome, attentive one to one service and clear explanations without jargon. The team invites clients to take their time, try pieces on and compare styles until something feels right. The showroom brings together Swiss watch brands, diamond engagement rings, wedding bands and gemstones in a bright, arranged space that suits the character of Marylebone itself. Many clients drop in while exploring nearby cafes and boutiques, then return later with friends or family when a special occasion comes around. Destination for luxury watches and fine jewellery Over decades in the area, New Cavendish Jewellers has built deep expertise across both horology and jewellery. As an authorised retail partner for selected Swiss watch houses, including Cartier, IWC, Jaeger-LeCoultre, Breguet, Longines, Panerai, NOMOS Glashütte and Tissot, the boutique offers curated collections along with practical aftercare such as watch servicing, bracelet adjustments and repairs. In jewellery, the team specialises in precious stones, classic diamond designs and bespoke pieces, helping clients choose engagement rings, anniversary gifts and investment jewellery that will last for generations. Flexible finance on selected purchases, clear information about warranties and an after sales service all add to the sense of security. Trust is strengthened by long standing ownership, formal status as an authorised partner for renowned brands and consistent independent reviews that highlight personal service rather than hard selling. Many clients return for years, recommending the boutique to friends and family. That loyalty, combined with its official brand partnerships and strong word of mouth, has made this independent Marylebone jewellery store a recognised reference point in London for people who value expertise, discretion and a genuinely personal experience.