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Cathedral Jewellers located at 38 Thomas St, Manchester M4 1ER, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 0161 832 3042

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Cristian Baltaretu

5 Google Rating

Wonderful surprise when we went to sell some unused golden items. Fare price, no need to go somewher

5/ 5

Wonderful surprise when we went to sell some unused golden items. Fare price, no need to go somewhere else... Highly recommended. Thank you for your help.

Seb Glentworth

5 Google Rating

Really polite and helpful without trying to upsell me. Fixed the clasp on my necklace with no fuss.

5/ 5

Really polite and helpful without trying to upsell me. Fixed the clasp on my necklace with no fuss.

Jack Chadwick

5 Google Rating

Took time out of their day to fix up a gold necklace of mine, free of charge. Very kind and know the

5/ 5

Took time out of their day to fix up a gold necklace of mine, free of charge. Very kind and know their stuff. Big high street jewellers would've tried to get as much money out of me as possible if I'd taken the necklace to them.

steffanie.illustration

5 Google Rating

I was given my grandma's necklace that she wore everyday after she passed, and the clasp was broken.

5/ 5

I was given my grandma's necklace that she wore everyday after she passed, and the clasp was broken. I came in with it and Jason looked it over, quickly fixed it and gave the clasp to me for free which really made my day and made the necklace that extra bit special. So thank you so much for the excellent service and offering such kindness in such a hard times

Stewart Chappell

4 Google Rating

I have sold a few gold items and the staff were very helpful and offered a very good price so I will

4/ 5

I have sold a few gold items and the staff were very helpful and offered a very good price so I will be going again I recommend this dealer 4/5

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