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Online jewellery stores for Birmingham makers, from the Quarter bench to the doorstep.

Codeeo provides jewellery ecommerce website development Birmingham workshops and retailers use to sell what they make, set and repair. We build online stores where every piece carries its metal, fineness and hallmark details, where made to order rings take a deposit and show an honest lead time, and where 22 carat sets can be priced by weight. The store is shaped around how the Birmingham trade really runs: pieces finished at the bench, sent a few streets away for assay, then packed and posted or collected in person.

A Birmingham jeweller rarely sells only finished stock. Half the work is commissions, resizes and remodels, and a store that ignores that ends up as a shop window with a till bolted on. We plan the catalogue, the checkout and the admin around both kinds of sale from the first call.

Built for
Jewellery Quarter workshops, gold jewellers in Handsworth and Sparkhill, and maker brands across Birmingham selling online.
Typical timeline
Timing is set after we have seen your product data and your workshop process, and the plan is written down before design begins.
What you own
The store, its code, the domain, the payment accounts, the product data and every customer record sit in accounts you control.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer

Modon
Majid Al Futtaim
HP
Belkin
Dulsco Group
OneClickDrive
Hanayen
HMS
Clocksprings
Ghezlan

What the store includes

Built for pieces that are made, assayed and sold within a mile.

Most off the shelf themes assume a T shirt: a size, a colour, a price. A ring from a Quarter workshop has a metal, a fineness, a finger size, a stone with its own grade and sometimes a lead time because the band has not been cast yet. If the store cannot hold that, staff end up answering the same questions by email and phone. These are the parts we build for Birmingham jewellers, and on a typical project we decide their order together once we know whether finished stock or commissions bring in most of your revenue. Each feature is managed from one admin your counter staff can learn in an afternoon, so the person who photographs a new piece can also publish it, set its weight and decide whether it ships or waits for collection.

Explain your project
  • Product records that carry the hallmark

    Each listing holds the metal, fineness, total weight, stone details and whether the piece is hallmarked or under the exemption weight. Shoppers see this in plain words near the price, and your team fills it in from structured fields rather than free text, so nothing gets missed when a new range goes live.

    Buyers read the facts that a counter assistant would tell them.

  • Variants for metal, size and stone

    One ring can be offered in yellow, white or rose gold, platinum or silver, across a full run of finger sizes, with different centre stones. We model these as proper variants with their own prices, weights and stock, so a size Q in platinum never shows as available when only the gold sample is in the window.

    Fewer orders for combinations you cannot supply.

  • Made to order with deposits

    For pieces cast after the order, the product page states the expected making time and the checkout can take a deposit with the balance requested before dispatch. The order moves through stages such as casting, setting, assay and finishing, and the customer receives an email at each step without anyone in the workshop having to write it.

    Commission customers stop ringing to ask where their ring is.

  • Gold priced by weight

    Jewellers selling 22 carat bridal and everyday gold in Handsworth and Sparkhill often quote by the gram plus a making charge. The store can hold a gold rate you update from the admin, recalculate affected prices and round them by your own rules, while fixed price items stay untouched.

    Prices follow the metal without editing hundreds of listings.

  • Search and filters shoppers actually use

    Filters for ring size, metal colour, stone, carat, style and occasion, plus search that understands trade words like solitaire, eternity, half hoop and signet. Results load quickly on mobile, which is where most browsing of jewellery starts.

    Shoppers find the right piece without scrolling past hundreds.

  • Checkout with strong authentication

    Card payments with 3D Secure so the bank can apply Strong Customer Authentication, plus Apple Pay, Google Pay and buy now, pay later if you choose to offer it. Higher value orders can be held for a quick manual review before the piece leaves the safe.

    Genuine buyers check out quickly and risky orders get a second look.

  • Insured dispatch or collection in the Quarter

    Shipping rules by order value, with signed and insured services for anything above the threshold you set, and a collect from the workshop option that shows your opening arrangements and asks for photo ID on pick up. Labels and tracking numbers flow back into the order automatically.

    Every parcel is covered and every collection is checked.

  • Returns that know what was personalised

    Standard stock gets the cancellation period and refund flow the law requires. Engraved, resized or made to measure pieces are flagged at product level so the returns page and the order confirmation explain the difference before the customer pays, not afterwards.

    Clear terms and far fewer disputes over custom work.

  • Stock shared with the shop till

    When a piece sells over the counter it should disappear online within moments. We connect the store to your EPOS or stock system, or set up a simple shared inventory if you have none, so one item never sells twice.

    One stock count for the window, the safe and the website.

Who this is for

Four kinds of Birmingham jeweller we build stores for.

Birmingham has one of the densest concentrations of jewellery businesses in Europe, and they are not all the same business. A setter on Warstone Lane, a family gold shop on Soho Road and a graduate brand that started at the School of Jewellery need different stores. Good jewellery online store development Birmingham shops can grow into starts by knowing which one you are. These are the four briefs we see most, and the parts each one usually needs first.

01

A Quarter workshop that sells direct

You make in house, sell to trade and want a bigger share of retail. The first release usually covers your core ranges with full metal and size variants, made to order deposits and stage updates, and collection from the workshop. Trade customers can sit behind a separate login with their own price list, so the public store and the wholesale side run from one product database instead of two spreadsheets.

Retail and trade from one set of product data.

02

A gold jeweller in Handsworth or Sparkhill

Much of your trade is 22 carat bridal sets, bangles and chains, priced by weight and often bought by families for weddings. The store needs weight based pricing tied to a rate you control, set builders for necklace, earrings and tikka, and clear photography of every angle. Many customers still want to see a set before buying, so a reserve and view option sits beside the buy button.

Weight pricing and reservations matter more than discount codes.

03

A maker brand finding its first customers

You are one or two people selling small batches, perhaps after studying in the Quarter. A lean store on Shopify or WooCommerce with honest lead times, a simple ring sizer and a newsletter sign up that respects consent gets you trading without a large build. We set it up so you can add made to order options and trade accounts later without starting again.

Start small on a platform that will not trap you.

04

A repair and remodel specialist

Your revenue comes from resizes, re tipping, stone replacement and turning old gold into new pieces. The online store sells standard services at fixed prices, takes photos and descriptions for anything that needs a quote, and gives each job a tracked status. Postal repairs get a printable form and insured return shipping built into the order.

Services sold online like products, with quotes where needed.

How we build a Birmingham jewellery store.

  1. 01Discovery by video callWe walk through your ranges, workshop stages, stock system and the way you take deposits today, then agree which sales the first release has to handle.
  2. 02Product data auditWe review a sample of your listings or stock sheets, define fields for metal, fineness, weight and stones, and show you the cleaned structure before we import anything.
  3. 03Store designProduct pages, collection pages and checkout are designed around close up photography and the details buyers check before spending on jewellery, on mobile first.
  4. 04Build and integrationWe build the store, connect payments, couriers and your EPOS, and set up the admin so your team can publish, price and fulfil without calling us.
  5. 05Test ordersReal test orders run through every path: stock item, made to order with deposit, gold by weight, collection, return and refund, each checked against your terms.
  6. 06Launch and handoverRedirects from your old site, search console set up, staff walkthrough by video and a written guide, then support while the first real orders come in.

Technology

What we build this with.

We build on Shopify, WooCommerce or a headless setup with a Next.js front end, depending on catalogue size, how much custom pricing you need and who will run the store day to day. You get a clear reason for the choice, not a default. Jewellery ecommerce website design Birmingham buyers trust also depends on image weight, so we compress photography without losing the sparkle of a stone.

01Web

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • Laravel
  • WordPress

02Commerce

  • Shopify Plus
  • WooCommerce
  • BigCommerce
  • Headless storefronts

03Data and cloud

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Docker

04Marketing and tracking

  • GA4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Search Console
  • Meta Pixel
  • Looker Studio

Questions Birmingham jewellers ask about online stores.

Catalogue complexity, custom pricing and integrations matter far more than page count.

A store with a few hundred finished pieces on a standard platform is a different job from one with thousands of metal and size variants, weight based gold pricing, deposits and a live EPOS link. Product data clean up is often the hidden part: if your stock sheet lacks weights or fineness, someone has to add them. Trade accounts, custom ring builders and migration from an old site also add work. We price after seeing a sample of your data, so the quote reflects your catalogue rather than a template.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.

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