Newey's Jewellers

Informazioni Generali

Newey’s Jewellers is a family-run business which has been established for 42 years. Newey's was founded in 1971, when a local pub landlord saw an opportunity for retail shops to sell direct to the public. Located in the world famous Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter, slowly more and more shops opened: family businesses, most with manufacturing experience behind them. Newey's remains in the same family; we are a team of around twenty five which includes a setter, two mounters, a model maker, a qualified gemologist, a qualified diamond grader and a team of sales assistants known to be the most helpful in the trade.

In our retail store, we pride ourselves on being a manufacturing jeweller which sells directly to the public. We specialise in certified diamonds and delicately crafted, high quality engagement rings and diamond rings as well as earrings, pendants, bracelets, necklaces and wedding bands. Most of our diamonds are independently certified, which ensures you are getting an impartial, third party opinion. Every loose diamond on our website is available in a huge selection of mounts; choose from 9ct or 18ct white or yellow gold, as well as platinum or palladium; with diamond-set or natural shoulders. We also stock a huge range of wedding bands.

We stock a range of the items listed on our website, including a huge range of diamond jewellery to suit everyone's taste and budget. In the past 40 years Newey’s Jewellers has built up an enviable reputation selling to thousands of customers. When you purchase a ring from us we want to ensure that you get the best service possible. Whether you place your order online or visit us in person, all our staff are highly trained to look after any of your needs and answer any of your questions. We have our own purpose-built workshop where our fine diamond jewellery is produced. Our team of mounters and setters ensure every piece is made to the highest standard.

If you would like to ask any more information please contact us on 0121 233 1846.