The Jewellery Quarter Station serves the Golden Triangle: a retail area famous for its jewellers, horologists and antique shops. The station has an annual passenger usage of around 300,000. The facilities include a payphone, seating, cycle storage, two rail platforms and two metro platforms.

There are generally 3 rail services per hour in each direction during the daytime from Monday to Saturday. Metro services generally run at 6-8 minute intervals. Services are less frequent in the evening and on Sunday.

The average journey time is 7 minutes to Birmingham Moor Street and 3 minutes to Birmingham Snow Hill.

Direct services run from the Jewellery Quarter to the following stations:

Acocks Green, Birmingham Moor Street, Birmingham Snow Hill, Blakedown, Cradley Heath, Danzey, Dorridge, Droitwich Spa, Earlswood, Great Malvern, Hagley, Hall Green, Hartlebury, Hatton, Hawthorns, Henley-in-Arden; and

High Wycombe, Kidderminster, Langley Green, Lapworth, Leamington Spa, Lye, Malvern Link, Old Hill, Olton, Rowley Regis, Shirley, Small Heath, Smethwick Galton Bridge, Solihull, Spring Road, Stourbridge Junction; and

Stratford-upon-Avon, The Lakes, Tyseley, Warwick, Warwick Parkway, Whitlocks End, Widney Manor, Wilmcote, Wood End, Wootton Wawen, Worcester Foregate Street, Worcester Shrub Hill, Wythall and Yardley Wood.

Please note that stations/routes may vary from time to time.

Birmingham Snow Hill, St Pauls, Soho Benson Road, Winson Green Outer Circle, Handsworth Booth Street, The Hawthorns, Kenrick Park, Trinity Way, West Bromwich Central, Lodge Road West Bromwich Town Hall, Dartmouth Street; and

Dudley Street Guns Village, Black Lake, Wednesbury Great Western Street, Wednesbury Parkway, Bradley Lane, Loxdale, Bilston Central, The Crescent, Priestfield, The Royal, Wolverhampton St Georges

The following bus routes pass the Jewellery Quarter Station: 8A/C

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