Jewellery repair, pearl and bead stringing in Hatton Garden, London

Some jewellery is too meaningful to leave unworn.

Your jewellery has lived alongside you. We listen to why it matters, look carefully at what it needs and help bring it back into your life, carrying the memories, emotions and stories that make it yours.

Jewellery repair Pearl and bead stringing Hatton Garden, London
Repair with respect Rings, chains, clasps and settings put right with patience and respect for what they mean to you.
Pearls and beads, restrung Thoughtful pearl and bead restringing, with close attention to thread, knots, length and clasp.
A conversation, not a sales pitch Speak directly with Helen or David in Hatton Garden and understand your options without pressure.

HD Studio London

Chosen carefully. Cared for properly. Kept for longer.

A ring can mark a promise. A necklace may remind you of someone. A familiar strand of pearls can carry years of occasions, conversations and family history.

When something breaks, wears thin or no longer fits, replacing it is not always the answer. Sometimes what you want most is to keep the original close, restore what has changed and continue wearing it as your own life moves forward.

Meet Helen and David
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Jewellery care with meaning

The pieces we repair are rarely just jewellery.

They can remind you of a person, a place or a chapter you are not ready to leave behind. We listen first, then help you understand what may allow you to enjoy them again.

Gold rings, bracelet and chain arranged on soft white fabric
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Repair

For the pieces you still reach for

Perhaps it is the ring you reach for every morning, the chain that finally gave way or a stone that no longer feels secure. Our jewellery repair service in Hatton Garden begins with the item in your hand and the reason you want it back.

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Restring

For pearls and beads that carry memories

Pearls and beads often arrive with a history of their own. Helen considers the thread, knots, clasp, length and the way the necklace sits, then explains what specialist restringing may involve.

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Restore

For jewellery ready for its next chapter

An inherited ring may need resizing. An older design may feel ready for a change. Helen can shape a new piece from your ideas or thoughtfully reimagine jewellery you already own, keeping the details and meaning you want to carry forward.

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A more personal process

Clear guidance at every stage

You may know exactly what has happened, or simply feel that something is not quite right. We take time to understand what you have brought, why it matters and what you hope will happen next.

STEP 01

Tell us about your jewellery

Bring it with you and tell us what has happened, how it was worn and what you would most like to preserve.

STEP 02

We look carefully

We examine the visible wear, construction, settings, clasp or thread and note anything that may shape the available options.

STEP 03

Understand the options

Helen or David will talk you through what they find, explain the sensible next steps and give you space to decide.

STEP 04

Return it to your life

The purpose is simple, to return something important to the life it belongs in, with its memories and meaning intact.

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A thoughtful place to begin

Complimentary jewellery health check

If you are unsure whether your ring, necklace, pearls or beads need attention, bring them to our Hatton Garden studio. This free jewellery health check gives you time with Helen or David to look at the visible condition, discuss what you have noticed and understand what may be needed.

  • A visual jewellery assessment of wear, settings, clasps, thread and overall condition
  • Time to tell us how you wear it, what you have noticed and what concerns you
  • An honest explanation of the next step, with no obligation to proceed
Helen Bromfield, founder, jewellery designer and stringing specialist at HD Studio London
Helen Bromfield Founder, Jewellery Designer and Stringing Specialist
David Kaye, founder and jewellery expert at HD Studio London
David Kaye Founder & Diamonds Expert London Diamond Bourse Member

Meet your jewellers

Care feels different when the people listening understand why it matters.

HD Studio London is led by Helen Bromfield and David Kaye. Helen is a jewellery designer and pearl and bead stringing specialist. She can develop something new from an idea you bring, or transform jewellery you already own into a different piece while preserving the details and meaning that matter to you. David brings experience across jewellery repairs, diamonds and remodelling.

When you visit, you speak directly with them. You can explain who an item came from, when you wore it and why you have kept it. They will listen, look carefully and help you choose a way forward that feels right for you.

Personal advice and trusted craftsmanship from Helen and David, in the heart of Hatton Garden.

When the story is just beginning

Jewellery for new memories, too

Some visits begin with something that needs restoring. Others begin with a proposal, a stone or an idea you have carried for years. HD Studio London can help with both.

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Engagement rings

Explore engagement rings in Hatton Garden, or begin with the person, promise and future you want the ring to represent.

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Natural and lab grown diamonds

Compare natural and lab grown diamonds with David, who will explain appearance, grading and value in plain English.

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Bespoke jewellery

Work with Helen to create bespoke jewellery in Hatton Garden from your own idea, an existing stone or a piece you would like to see differently.

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Before your visit

Questions are always welcome

You do not need to arrive with the right terminology or already know what is wrong. Bring what you have and begin with a conversation.

Can I bring sentimental or inherited jewellery for an assessment?

Yes. Bring the item itself and share anything you know about its history, how it has been worn and what you hope to preserve. The first step is to understand what you have before discussing repair, restoration or remodelling.

What types of jewellery repair can I discuss with you?

You can arrange an assessment for ring repairs, broken chains, worn clasps, loose stone settings and other damage. The right approach depends on the materials, construction and existing condition, so Helen or David will examine it before recommending any work.

How do I know when pearls or beads need restringing?

Stretching, fraying, loosened knots or movement near the clasp can suggest that the thread needs attention. If you are simply unsure about an older necklace, Helen can examine the strand and talk through pearl or bead restringing with you.

Can inherited jewellery be remodelled without losing what it means to me?

Yes. Jewellery remodelling begins by identifying what you want to keep, whether that is a stone, part of the original design or the connection you feel to it. Helen can then translate your ideas into a new design, helping the original piece become something you will genuinely wear while retaining what made it meaningful.

Do I need an appointment to visit the Hatton Garden studio?

Appointments are recommended so Helen or David can prepare for your visit and give you dedicated time. You can request a suitable time through the appointment page or contact the studio directly.

Visit HD Studio London

Bring the jewellery. Tell us why it matters.

Visit Helen and David in the heart of Hatton Garden, London, for jewellery repair, pearl and bead restringing, ring resizing, restoration or remodelling. You can also come simply because you want a clearer understanding of what you have and what it may need.

Studio address

Unit 3.4, 3rd Floor, Treasure House
19 to 21 Hatton Garden
London EC1N 8BA

Visiting

Monday to Friday
10.00 to 18.00
Appointments recommended