Monmouth - David Christopher Jewellers

For over 25 years, David Christopher Jewellers has been a fixture on Monnow Street in the heart of Monmouth — one of the most charming and historic market towns in Wales. The store has built its reputation on personal service, deep product knowledge and a genuine love of jewellery that is felt from the moment you walk through the door.

Monmouth holds a special place in the David Christopher story. The town is home not only to our jewellery store but also to Bumble Living, the group's beautifully curated homeware and lifestyle store, just along Monnow Street. Together the two stores make Monmouth a destination for those who appreciate quality, character and independent retail at its best.

The Monmouth store is particularly well known for its range of Clogau Welsh gold jewellery — a natural fit for a town so close to the Welsh heartland where this rare and precious gold originates. We stock the full Clogau range including Clogau rings, Clogau necklaces, Clogau earrings and Clogau bracelets. Alongside Clogau you will find pre-owned jewellery, diamond rings and a wonderful selection of gifts and giftware — something for every occasion and every budget.

Services at David Christopher, Monmouth

• Jewellery repair — ring resizing, chain repairs, stone resetting and restoration
• Watch repair — battery replacement, strap fitting and servicing
• Bespoke jewellery — unique pieces designed and created to your brief
• Jewellery valuations — insurance and probate valuations by our experienced team
• Sell your gold — bring your unwanted gold, silver or platinum for a free no-obligation valuation at competitive daily rates

About Monmouth

Monmouth is a handsome market town in Monmouthshire, sitting at the confluence of the Rivers Wye and Monnow at the edge of the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The town's medieval gatehouse — the only remaining fortified bridge gateway in Britain — is one of the most photographed landmarks in Wales. Monnow Street is the main high street, lined with independent shops, restaurants and cafés that give the town its distinctive character. Monmouth is also the birthplace of King Henry V and just a short drive from Abergavenny, the Forest of Dean and the Brecon Beacons.