@numbertenjewellersbrighton

Proud members of the National Association of Jewellers

15% Discount for NHS Workers.

Thank you for helping keep us safe and well.

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- 2007 -

- Passionate About Jewellery -

Welcome back!

Our opening hours are;

Monday to Saturday 9:30am - 5pm

Sunday 10:30am - 3:30pm

Please note, all customers are required to wear a face mask and use the provided hand sanitiser whilst in our store.

To make sure you feel 100% safe when visiting us, you can now book a private appointment to see us in store at a time that suits you.

Click the link below to check our availability and make your booking!

If you would prefer to schedule an appointment over the phone, or if your preferred date or time isn't available, please feel free to call us on 01273 726666.

Click here to book your appointment

- History of 10 Market Street -

The light-coloured building above (No.10 in 1867, No. 12 in 1872) was used by George Brigden's tailoring business between 1840 and 1880.	Charles Brigden, the photographer, was listed at 10 Market Street, Brighton, in J. Harrod & Co.'s Postal & Commercial Directory of Brighton (1867).	During the renovations of Number Ten, an interesting price list was found for the salon, Hair By Michael, which was home to 10 Market Street for over 20 years dating back to the 1980’s.
A photograph taken around 1878 showing the row of houses in Market Street behind East Street.

@numbertenjewellersbrighton

Proud members of the National Association of Jewellers

15% Discount for NHS Workers.

Thank you for helping keep us safe and well.

- History of 10 Market Street -

The light-coloured building above (No.10 in 1867, No. 12 in 1872) was used by George Brigden's tailoring business between 1840 and 1880.

Charles Brigden, the photographer, was listed at 10 Market Street, Brighton, in J. Harrod & Co.'s Postal & Commercial Directory of Brighton (1867).

During the renovations of Number Ten, an interesting price list was found for the salon, Hair By Michael, which was home to 10 Market Street for over 20 years dating back to the 1980’s.

A photograph taken around 1878 showing the row of houses in Market Street behind East Street.