Brian trained on Richmond Street, just 50 yards from Wongs’ current location. He worked alongside David M Robinson and eventually became Head Goldsmith. But Brian had bigger dreams.

After 5 succesful years, the need for expansion grew, this took Brian and his small team to The first floor of 31 Mathew Street, slowly creeping closer to our current premises.

Three decades later, Brian’s son, Peter Wong, followed in his fathers footsteps. At 16, he joined the family business, learning the craft under his father’s guidance.

"I joined straight from school. Learning the basics, making the tea, sweeping the floor... apprentice’s tasks. I was fortunate to have a Master Craftsman as my tutor."

Over several years, Wongs proudly raised an incredible £120,000 for Alder Hey Children's Hospital through events, balls and a jewellery collection made for Alder Hey. This charity holds a deep personal connection to the Wongs family, and as a vital part of Liverpool’s community, it is an honour to continuously support such a meaningful cause.

Now in his late 70s, Brian continues to share his expertise by mentoring young goldsmiths and working on customers’ most treasured jewellery. His dedication to craftsmanship and excellence remains the foundation of Wongs Jewellers, where our values of passion, precision, and integrity guide everything we do.

His motto still inspires us today: ‘Do a job so no one can do it better.’"