Committed to Excellence SINCE 1834

Winsor Bishop are a trusted, independent family jewellers established in 1834 and based in the beautiful Medieval city of Norwich, Norfolk. We are renowned for our extensive portfolio of Swiss luxury watches such as Patek Philippe, Rolex, Tudor and Breitling; as well as an exquisite collection of fine diamonds, precious gemstones and elegant pearl jewellery.

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At Winsor Bishop, our heritage is a long and prestigious one, opening for business in 1834 and successfully trading from our Flagship, London Street store ever since. Owned and run by fifth generation family jewellers, the Croydon’s have established a loyal client base proving assurance of Winsor Bishop’s dedication to providing exceptional quality and customer service. We are delighted to see our customers returning to us year after year as well as being fortunate enough to welcome generations of clients to experience same dedicated service.

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Our iconic purple store facia on London Street is as bold and beautiful as our luxury interior. Combining rich heritage with modern and progressive values, a step inside our showroom confirms how these two facets of Winsor Bishop’s legacy harmoniously unite.

Original display cases from the early 1900’s give a warm, traditional feel to our extensive jewellery show room. Our Rolex Watch Salon and Patek Philippe Suite provide a separate luxury space to exhibit our fine timepieces and our first-floor diamond lounge offers a private area to feature our wedding rings and fine diamonds

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