Autumn and May Discount Codes

Autumn and May Discount Codes — Designer Jewellery from a Greenwich Jeweller

Autumn and May is a jeweller based in Greenwich, London, selling online and from a shop, and it works in two directions at once. It stocks a long list of established designers, and it makes and sells its own line under the Autumn and May name. Alongside the retail side it runs bespoke design, jewellery repair and valuation — services that separate a working jeweller from a website that ships boxes.

The Designers They Carry

The stocked names include Kit Heath, Clogau, Fei Liu, Andrew Geoghegan, Anna Krol, Amanda Cox, Collette Waudby, Lindenau, Elements Gold, Fiorelli, DiamonFire, Dew, D for Diamonds, Beginnings and Laura Ashley. That mix spans a wide price range, from silver everyday pieces to designer engagement rings, which is why it is worth browsing by designer rather than only by product type.

If you have bought a piece from one of these makers before and liked it, the designer page is the fastest route to something that will sit well with it — metal tone, scale and finish tend to be consistent within a range in a way they are not across a general catalogue.

Wedding and Engagement Rings

The wedding selection is unusually detailed for an independent. Plain and patterned bands sit alongside eternity rings, two-tone rings, stone-set bands, titanium and Welsh gold, which carries a particular significance in British wedding jewellery and is not something every retailer stocks.

The option worth knowing about is shape-to-fit. A straight wedding band will not sit flush against an engagement ring with a raised or unusual setting, leaving a visible gap and letting the two rings grind against each other. A shaped band is cut to follow the engagement ring's profile. If your engagement ring is anything other than a plain solitaire, ask about it before buying a straight band you will end up replacing.

Engagement styles run through solitaire, halo, trilogy, diamond band and coloured stone, which covers most of what people arrive asking for.

Choosing a Metal

That resizing point on titanium is the one that causes regret. It is an excellent metal for a hard-wearing men's band and a poor choice if fingers are likely to change size.

Bespoke, Repairs and Valuations

The bespoke service is the reason to use a jeweller with a workshop rather than a marketplace listing. Commissioning a piece means a conversation about stones, metal and setting before anything is made, and it is the usual route for remodelling inherited jewellery that nobody wears in its current form.

The repair service matters after the sale: resizing, reclawing a loose stone, restringing pearls and replacing worn shanks are ordinary maintenance on jewellery worn daily, and having somewhere to take it extends the life of a piece by decades.

Valuation is the one people skip and then need. Household insurance generally requires a current valuation to cover an individual item properly, and an out-of-date figure is worth very little at claim time. Get anything significant valued when you buy it, and revisit it periodically.

Getting Ring Size Right

Fingers change size through the day and with the weather — they are smaller in the cold and first thing in the morning, larger in heat and after exercise. Measure in the late afternoon at normal room temperature, which is closest to average.

Wide bands sit tighter than narrow ones at the same nominal size, so a chunky band often needs going up a size. For a surprise proposal, borrowing a ring she already wears on that finger beats guessing, and a jeweller can size it accurately in a moment.

How to Save at Autumn and May

• Apply a current Autumn and May code from the offers above at checkout.
• Check the sale section and outgoing designer lines before browsing full price.
• Ask about bespoke for remodels — reusing your own stones can cost less than buying new.
• Buy engraved and personalised gifts early, since they take longer than stock items.
• Use gift cards when you are unsure of size or taste rather than risking a return on a personalised piece.

Best Time to Buy at Autumn and May

Jewellery retail peaks around Christmas, Valentine's Day and Mother's Day, and the discounting tends to sit just before and just after those peaks rather than during them. January is reliably good for sale stock. Browse more jewellery and watch discount codes and gift offers for September 2026.