Data from 6 Nov 2026. First edition of the series.
How much does a new piece of jewellery cost?
Median of £259 across 139 models, with a spec score of 0.0.
- 139Jewellery pieces in the catalog6 brands
- £259Median pricefrom £69 to £649
- 0.0Median score0 jewellery pieces with a score
- 139No scoreincomplete spec sheet
How much does each brand cost?
Brands with 3 jewellery pieces or more.
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| Brand | Jewellery pieces | Median price | Median score |
|---|---|---|---|
| TwoJeys | 4 | £144 | no score |
| Stolen Girlfriends Club | 19 | £169 | no score |
| Maple | 13 | £179 | no score |
| Hatton Labs | 16 | £224 | no score |
| Tom Wood | 63 | £289 | no score |
| Le Gramme | 24 | £299 | no score |
How much does each score range cost?
How many jewellery pieces are in each price range?
- Up to £20047 jewellery pieces
- £200 to £30049 jewellery pieces
- Over £30043 jewellery pieces
How much does each score point cost?
Difference in the median price divided by the difference in the median score, between neighboring ranges.
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| Score range | Jewellery pieces | Median price | Median score |
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What changed since the previous check
First edition: the series starts on 6 November 2026. Radar checks prices every day: from the next check on, this section shows what got cheaper, what got more expensive and what came in or left.
What does the data say?
- Le Gramme has the highest median price among brands with 3 jewellery pieces or more (£299); TwoJeys has the lowest (£144).
- Jewellery pieces with a score above 8 cost, at the median, £149, against £109 for those with a score of 6 to 8.
- 43 of 139 jewellery pieces cost Over £300, and the 47 cheapest are Up to £200.
Glossary
- Median
- The middle value of a sorted list. Half of the jewellery pieces cost less and the other half cost more; a very expensive piece of jewellery does not raise it.
- Spec sheet score
- A 0 to 10 score that the Radar calculates from solid gold or platinum. It does not measure what the spec sheet does not show.
How to read these numbers
A new piece of jewellery costs a median of £259 on 6 November 2026, across 139 models; the median spec score is 0.0.
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See each piece of jewellery on the chart
Each point is a new piece of jewellery, by price and spec score.
Frequently asked questions
What is the median price of a new piece of jewellery today?
In the 06/11/2026 catalog, the median price is £259, across 139 new jewellery pieces from trusted sellers. Half cost less than that and half cost more.
How much does each score point cost?
Today’s collection doesn’t have enough jewellery pieces with a score to calculate this.
Why the median and not the average?
Because a few very expensive jewellery pieces pull the average up and hide the price most people pay. The median shows the piece of jewellery in the middle.
How often does the overview change?
Every day, with each new collection. Each collection saves a snapshot of the price and score of each piece of jewellery, and the "What changed" section compares today’s with the previous one and, when available, with the one from about a week earlier.
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Where the numbers come from
Lowest price seen for the product in the stores we read, on the day it was read, including VAT. Median of each range calculated over the jewellery pieces in the range; the score only considers the jewellery pieces that have a score.
The overview describes the Radar catalog, not the whole jewellery pieces market, and the price is the one collected on the date shown.
Data from 6 Nov 2026.