Edward Fleming Jewellery

In London’s Bloomsbury neighborhood, Edward Fleming Jewellery combines a jewelry store with a workshop where fine pieces are designed and made. The business takes custom commissions and produces its own collections, while also offering ring resizing and workshops where customers make their own wedding bands. This mix of retail, craft, and hands-on participation sets it apart from a store focused only on finished pieces.

Edward Fleming entered the jewelry trade in 2004 and later studied jewelry design at Central Saint Martins, graduating in 2018. After working in shops and workshops, he founded the brand in 2019. His experience in Hatton Garden included traditional diamond-setting techniques and handmade jewelry production; that craft background now sits alongside contemporary design projects and studio collections.

The catalog includes engagement rings, wedding bands, eternity rings, men’s pieces, earrings, gemstones, and other fine jewelry. Shoppers can browse natural and lab-grown diamonds, as well as stones such as sapphires and spinels. For a custom commission, the studio develops details of shape, finish, and texture rather than limiting a buyer to a standard piece from a display case.

The founder’s story also reflects an interest in where gemstones come from and the conditions under which they are mined. His professional biography says he has been a Fairtrade Gold registered goldsmith since 2015 and is a Fairmined licensee. Those credentials describe his professional background and relationship with the standards; they do not mean that every material in every piece necessarily has the same origin.

One of the studio’s more hands-on offerings is a wedding-ring-making workshop. The day lasts about eight hours and is designed for beginners: participants choose the metal, width, shape, and finish, then receive instruction through the process. The studio works with silver, gold, and platinum, and can also provide stones for the design; material costs are separate and depend on the metal and the weight of the rings.

The workshop supplies tools, safety equipment, drinks, and lunch, and each couple finishes two rings. Participants can make rings for each other or work alongside another couple. The pieces are hallmarked after the session, which takes a few days, and engraving is available. Customers who prefer to commission a finished piece can arrange a consultation to discuss materials and style before production.

Edward Fleming Jewellery is on Great Russell Street in Bloomsbury, London. The website lets customers book an appointment and discuss materials and style before a commission or workshop. The combination of in-studio making, ring resizing, and jewelry classes gives visitors a chance to see both the finished work and the process behind a piece.