Asprey is a British luxury goods house founded in 1781 by William Asprey in Mitcham, Surrey, England. The company moved to its flagship premises at 167 New Bond Street in London in 1847, where it has maintained a presence for over 175 years. Asprey holds two Royal Warrants and has served as a purveyor of luxury goods to the British royal family for generations. The business is privately held.
Asprey's product range is exceptionally broad for a single luxury house, encompassing fine jewelry, silverware, leather goods, handbags, timepieces, rare books, antiques, china, crystal, and bespoke commissions. The brand's jewelry collection includes both accessible diamond and gemstone pieces and one-of-a-kind high jewelry creations. Asprey's silverware and objets d'art include picture frames, desk accessories, barware, and tableware, often in sterling silver with enamel or gemstone accents.
The leather goods collection features handbags, wallets, travel accessories, and small leather goods, with the brand's purple leather lining serving as a signature element across the range. Asprey is also known for producing luxury games, including chess sets, backgammon sets, and playing card cases, as well as custom trophies and presentation pieces for major sporting events.
Asprey's New Bond Street flagship houses workshops where bespoke commissions are crafted, including custom jewelry, engraved silverware, and specially bound books. The store also features a private salon for high-value consultations. Asprey distributes through its Bond Street store, a limited number of international locations, and its e-commerce platform. The brand's breadth of categories and long heritage of personalized service position it as a comprehensive luxury gift destination.