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Overview
The Golden Triangle is centred on the Chamberlain Clocktower (1903) at the junction of Warstone Lane, Vyse Street and Frederick Street.

This area contains a large number of jewellers, clockmakers and antique shops.

It is characterised by red-brick Victorian houses, many of which have been converted into shops and workshops.

Jewellers on Vyse Street
Vyse Street, from the Chamberlain Clock to the Museum of the Jewellery Quarter, contains the largest number of retail jewellers, including:

Bond & Martin, Classic Diamonds, Design Centre, Eric's Jewellery, GH Moore, Harvey Adams, McKenzie Jewellery, Newey's, Pearl Gallery, SP Green, Samson Gold, Stanley's, Vault 88

Jewellers on Warstone Lane
Warstone Lane, from Pemberton Street to Augusta Street, also features numerous jewellers, including:

Artful Expression, Circus Diamonds, Element Bespoke, GCR Jewellery, Henricks, KM Taylor, Kenneth Cooke, KJD Jewellers, Marlows Diamonds, Mayfair, ME Diamonds, Paul's Emporium, SP Green, Stone Jewellers

More Jewellers
Although most retail jewellers are concentrated on Vyse Street and Warstone Lane, the surrounding area also contains many jewellery stores, workshops and factories.

This website contains an index of jewellers in the Golden Triangle.

Big Peg
The Big Peg (1960) is an 8-floor, 27-metre building on Vyse Street.

It contains refurbished studio offices, most of which are occupied by arts, media and creative businesses, including jewellery stores and workshops.

Jewellery Manufacturers
Many jewellers in the Golden Triangle repair, design and manufacture jewellery.

And over 40% of all UK jewellery is made in the Jewellery Quarter.

The larger factories include Charles Green, Cookson Precious Metals, EC Williams, Deakin & Francis and Toye Kenning and Spencer.

This website contains an index of factories in Hockley.

British Jewellery Giftware and Finishing Federation
The British Jewellery Giftware and Finishing Federation is headquartered on Vyse Street (map).

It represents trade associations concerned with the design, supply and manufacture of jewellery and giftware.

Its headquarters contain a conference centre and meeting rooms.

Museum of the Jewellery Quarter
The Museum of the Jewellery Quarter is a preserved Victorian workshop on Vyse Street.
School of the Jewellery Quarter
The School of the Jewellery Quarter is on Vittoria Street.

It teaches gemmology, horology, enamelling, engraving, jewellery-making, silversmithing, art and design.

Pubs and Restaurants @ Golden Triangle
The Golden Triangle contains the following pubs and restaurants:

Red Lion, Jewellers Arms, Rose Villa Tavern, Subway, Wok & Roll

There are more pubs and restaurants in the St Paul's area, roughly 400 metres from the Golden Triangle.

This website contains an index of all pubs and restaurants in Hockley

Other Shops @ Golden Triangle
There is a shopping parade next to the Chamberlain Clock on Frederick Street.

It contains a fish & chip shop, a newsagents, Greggs bakery, Subway restaurant and Tesco Express.

Hotels near the Golden Triangle
The nearest hotels are the Bloc on Caroline Street (300 metres), the Travelodge on Charlotte Street (500 metres) and the Express-by-Holiday Inn on Lionel Street (800 metres).

There are also serviced apartments by City Quarters at the Derwent Foundry on Mary Ann Street (400 metres) and at Colmore Place on Cox Street (500 metres).

This website contains an index of hotels and serviced apartments in Birmingham.

Parking @ Golden Triangle
There is a council multi-storey car park with 400 spaces on Vyse Street (map).

This website contains more information about parking in central Birmingham.

Car Travel: Golden Triangle
Travel towards Birmingham from any direction and join the A4540 Ring Road.

If travelling clockwise, after passing the Spring Hill roundabout (look out for the teraccotta library with a steeple that looks like a church) you should turn right onto Carver Street and then left onto Warstone Lane, and left again onto Vyse Street. Continue on Vyse Street for around 100 metres and then turn right into the multi-storey car park.

If travelling anti-clockwise, after passing Hockley Circus you should turn left onto Carver Street and then left onto Warstone Lane, and left again onto Vyse Street. Continue on Vyse Street for around 100 metres and then turn right into the multi-storey car park.

Bus Travel: Golden Triangle
The following bus routes serve the Golden Triangle: 8A, 8C, 16, 46, 74, 79, 101
Rail Travel: Golden Triangle
The Jewellery Quarter Station and metro stop is on Vyse Street.
Taxi @ Golden Triangle
There is a cab office on Hall Street (map).

Alternatively, cabs may be booked on 0121 693 3333 or 0121 427 8888

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