Based in the 19th century Corn Exchange in the historic Pantiles, Tunbridge Wells, we have created an enviable space where you are able to peruse and purchase decorative works of art and meet our resident experts.

A luxury watch and jewellery specialist in Royal Tunbridge Wells, situated in the Royal Victoria Place shopping centre.

Catherine Hills is an international award winning designer and maker of jewellery and has made the jewellery for the Harry Potter films.

Gabriella’s is a wedding, engagement and diamond and gemstone jewellery specialist with a jewellery boutique in the historic Chapel Place in Tunbridge Wells.

KATA Jewellery is home to award winning jewellers, Anton & Jennifer Kata who hand make fine jewellery in their on-site workshop. They design and make bespoke commissions, heirloom remodelling and also carry out repairs, alterations and refurbishments.

Renowned for exceptional quality jewellery and a truly unique experience, G Collins & Sons is a family-run jeweller nestled in Royal Tunbridge Wells, England.

The Thatched Cottage Bed and Breakfast is located in Hever, a few minutes away from Hever Castle, offering great accomodation.

Hever Castle’s B&B offers 28 luxury bedrooms in the Astor Wing and the Anne Boleyn Wing, both Edwardian Wings designed in Tudor style, and a holiday cottage, Medley Court, attached to the Astor Wing.

Sissinghurst Castle Farmhouse is a handsome Victorian Farmhouse on the Sissinghurst Castle National Trust estate near Cranbrook in the beautiful Weald of Kent.

Fine handmade and personally designed jewellery by Peter Jenner mainly in gold and platinum with gemstones.

Located within the historic Pantiles in Royal Tunbridge Wells, this contemporary jewellery label is known for its expertise in diamond and gemstone setting, bespoke jewellery, heirloom piece remodelling, and redesign.

Broadwater is a tastefully presented Georgian style establishment, located in a quiet location close to Royal Tunbridge Wells town centre.

Hononton Cottage is a 16th Century Grade Two listed farmhouse typical of the Kentish Weald, tile hung with a wealth of exposed oak beams throughout.