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Our story
1964
Arthur Elsworth opened his workshop on the first floor of a building on Caxton Row in 1964, with one bench, a borrowed rolling mill and a reputation for honest work.
Word travelled the way it does in a small quarter: one ring at a time, passed from hand to hand. The house grew from that single bench, and his family kept it in the same room.
Today
His granddaughter Eleanor now leads the house, and eleven goldsmiths still work at the same long benches under the same tall windows. Every piece is drawn, cast, set and polished by hand, then hallmarked a few streets away.
We have worked only in recycled gold and platinum since 2016, and every diamond and coloured stone we set can be traced from mine to bench.
We still make every piece the way my grandfather taught us: slowly, by hand, and to last.
Arthur Elsworth takes a first-floor workshop on Caxton Row.
Margaret Elsworth introduces engagement rings made to order.
The house opens its first London salon on Linden Arcade.
Elsworth moves to recycled gold and platinum across the house.
Eleanor Elsworth becomes creative director.
The house launches its signature collection.
Drawn, cast, set and polished at the same benches by eleven goldsmiths.
Recycled 18ct and 9ct gold and platinum across the whole house.
Diamonds and coloured gemstones traced from mine to bench.
A lifetime guarantee and a free annual clean and polish.
Master setter
Engraver
Polisher
Private appointments
Sit with a goldsmith at our Jewellery Quarter workshop or our Mayfair salon. Appointments are private, unhurried and free, in person or by video.
The Jewellery Quarter workshop
14 Caxton Row, Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham B18 6NF
Tuesday to Saturday, 10am to 5.30pm
The Mayfair salon
6 Linden Arcade, Mayfair, London W1S 4LP
Monday to Saturday, 10am to 6pm
