House of Garrard

General information

Garrard, the oldest jewellery house in the world, was established in 1735 in London and has held the honour of serving Royalty from around the world.

Mission:
With over 275 years of rich international heritage, Garrard has met the challenge of designing striking and beautiful creations that harness its unique past with modern day relevance.

Company Overview:
Garrard can chart its unique heritage all the way back to a London workshop in the early 18th century, and in 1735 became established when the firm received its first Royal commission from Frederick, Prince of Wales. By 1843, Garrard was granted the prestigious title ‘Crown Jeweller’ by Queen Victoria and, in turn, became the most sought-after goldsmiths and silversmiths for timeless jewellery and elaborate silverware.