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Hatton Garden

This street is the centre of London's jewellery trade and especially famous for diamonds. A lot of dealers and designers to choose from, both contemporary and traditional.

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Address: Hatton Gdn, EC1N
Getting there: tube:
Website: hatton-garden.net (opens in a new tab)

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