The original Hatton Garden directory, established in 2003.
The original directory of London’s jewellery quarter, independently curated since 2003. Find verified jewellers, diamond merchants, goldsmiths and specialist workshops across Hatton Garden — all in one place.
Whether you’re buying your first engagement ring or sourcing loose diamonds for trade, Hatton Garden Jewellers helps you find the right business for your needs.
Over 300 businesses operate within a few hundred metres of each other in Holborn, EC1 — making this the largest concentration of jewellers in the UK. Fourth-generation diamond dealers trade alongside modern lab-grown specialists. Master goldsmiths share corridors with CAD designers. Antique showrooms sit beside laser-cutting workshops. It is a complete jewellery ecosystem, from rough stone to finished ring, and it has worked this way since the nineteenth century.
Buying here means buying closer to the source — trade pricing, independent expertise, and the ability to see, hold and compare before you commit. The person behind the counter is often the person who cut the stone or cast the metal.
Location: Holborn, London EC1N — between Chancery Lane and Farringdon.
Nearest stations: Chancery Lane (Central line), Farringdon (Elizabeth, Circle, Metropolitan, Hammersmith & City), Holborn (Central, Piccadilly).
Opening: Most businesses are open Monday to Saturday. Many offer appointments outside regular hours.
Named after Sir Christopher Hatton, a favourite of Elizabeth I, this stretch of land has been associated with London’s jewellery trade since the 1800s. The quarter grew with the arrival of skilled émigré diamond cutters in the mid-twentieth century and thrives today as a place where heritage craftsmanship and modern technology sit comfortably side by side.
Every listing is reviewed by our editorial team and organised by speciality. Browse by category — engagement rings, loose diamonds, bespoke design, antique jewellery, repairs, valuations, watches, bullion and more — or search the full A to Z to find a specific business. No pay-to-rank. No algorithms. Just an honest, well-maintained guide to who does what in the quarter.
