FATHER TO SON · LIEUTENANT TO GOLDSMITH · 1974 → TODAY 1974. Spencer Morgan, fresh from a Royal Navy commission as a Lieutenant, opens the jewellers at 247 Oxford Street.
The original idea is small. One shop on the main retail street, work done at the bench at the back, every ring sold from the same room it was made in. Five decades later, the shop, the bench and the room are still in the same place.
Today the workshop is run with Spencer's son Dorian, who studied at the Royal School of Jewellery in Birmingham and served his apprenticeship in the Jewellery Quarter. Spencer's wife Julia and Dorian's wife Katy are both on the shop floor most days. Two generations, two couples, fifty-two years, one Oxford Street address.
“They put me at ease straight away and my wedding band was resized by Spencer at the time in less than an hour.”
Suzanne W. · Google review · January 2025
1974Spencer Morgan opens the jewellers at 247 Oxford Street, after a Royal Navy commission.
1990sThe workshop bench grows. Repairs, resizes and rhodium plating done in the room they were sold from.
2000sDorian trains at the Royal School of Jewellery in Birmingham and apprentices in the Jewellery Quarter.
2008Spencer Morgan Limited incorporated; Spencer, Julia and the family formalise the structure.
2018Dorian becomes a director. The second generation is on the books.
2026Fifty-two years on Oxford Street. Same bench, same family, same address.