Jewellery Quarter News

The Slow Food Birmingham Hub in the Jewellery Quarter is Birmingham’s very own city centre farm shop. It offers people a sustainable way of living through the sourcing of local fresh produce from a variety of farmers and producers across the region.

On Thursday 14 May, Birmingham-based Fellows Auctioneers will list a special item to support blood cancer charity DKMS. A Little Drop of Strength necklace will feature as lot 20 of the Jewellery auction.

Research into the impact of COVID-19 on corporate social responsibility and support for charities seeks to identify immediate challenges and future opportunities for partnerships.

The Pen Museum in Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter is at risk at facing closure due to COVID-19 unless funds are urgently raised to keep the historic museum’s doors open to the public.

Replacing wedding veils with scrubs, Romantic Dreams – a bridal boutique in Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter – has become the local centre for Brum Scrubs with thousands of scrubs being created for local ... Read more

The Jewellery Quarter is renowned for its creativity and independent makers. Whether it’s diamond setters and jewellery designers, or needleworkers and book printers, the Quarter is bursting with talent and ... Read more

Read more articles from issue 8 of our JQ Life Magazine.  The century-old Victorian factory now has a new lease of life as a stylish boutique hotel. Starting life in ... Read more

It saddens us greatly to announce the passing of our former JQBID Chair, Nicola Ridler, after a two-and-a-half year battle with cancer. 

To say a huge thank you to our amazing frontline NHS staff for all their dedication and incredible work during the COVID-19 pandemic, award-winning salon Hazel & Haydn in Birmingham’s ... Read more

We understand the financial concerns that businesses are currently facing and we're here to support you as best as we can. On this page you'll find the latest UK grants that are open for applications.

In every issue of JQ Life Magazine, we invite members of the JQ community to tell us about their JQ in their own words. In this issue, Andy Street, Mayor ... Read more

The Jewellery Quarter contains many fascinating buildings, one of which is the landmark Argent Centre.  This Grade II* listed gem, originally known as Albert Works, has a unique history. It ... Read more