Museum of the Jewellery Quarter

Lovely sized guided groups that are led by well informed staff. No question is left unanswered. Completely immersive experience taking the visitor back to a different way of working and living.

Jewellery Corner Museum is a family company that has produced a large number of gold jewelry for 80 years. You can learn the history of jewelry manufacturing in Birmingham after the Middle Ages, watch art exhibitions, and show the assembly line-style jewelry production process in the late industrial revolution. Small souvenirs can also be made, and the coffee in the cafe is also very good.

Well, it's only 0.75 miles from the city centre, by No. 101 bus, by subway at Now Hill subway station, or by train at Moore St station to Jewellery Quarter station, and if you follow a group, you'll usually be brought to this place. Although you don't catch a cold about what the shop sells, it's in an open workshop. See how interesting the craftsmanship is.

The Jewelry Corner Museum, located in the eastern part of Birmingham, mainly showcases the culture of Birmingham, a city with a long history of jewelry manufacturing and design. The interior of the Museum shows visitors the process of making jewelry and the variety of jewelry.

Museum of Jewellery Quarter vividly reproduces the exquisite craftsmanship of jewelry factories and craftsmen more than a hundred years ago. It can also talk to speialist or go to local jewelry stores to buy unique souvenirs.