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World-renowned luxury silversmiths and goldsmiths

Thomas Lyte is a Royal Warrant holder as silversmiths and goldsmiths to Her Majesty the Queen. A contemporary luxury brand disrupting a traditional industry, we have quickly established a reputation as world-class designers and makers of exquisite bespoke silverware. We are passionate about bold design in precious metals and specialise in custom commissions for both private clients and leading organisations, boasting unmatched credentials in the world of sport and international elite sporting trophies.

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History in the Making
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Preserving traditional skills, pioneering modern methods

Silversmithing and goldsmithing have a rich and robust history that stretches back to around 600 BC. Its history is truly global. Our home, London, has a long and distinguished heritage as the global center of learning for design and craft in precious metals. Thomas Lyte disrupt and rejuvenate this industry by pioneering the use of modern technology and innovative methods during our handcrafting process. To achieve excellence is a company-wide commitment. Our hard-earned reputation depends on it.

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English luxury brand with a globally-renowned reputation

We have been privileged to work with royalty and governments, and some of the most esteemed companies, sporting institutions, societies and clubs. As a company dedicated to handcrafted gold and silverware, we are responsible for some of the world’s most iconic trophies including the Emirates FA Cup, the Rugby World Cup, the ATP Finals Trophies, and golf’s Ryder Cup. We are proud of the relationships we have forged with some of the largest and most prestigious partners across professional sport. We strongly recommend exploring our case studies and gallery of work.

Our partners and clients

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Ethical businesses, Warrant Holders working together

Awarded through our grantee Kevin Baker, Thomas Lyte’s Founder and Chief Executive Officer, our Royal Warrant recognises our company’s status as a direct supplier and restorer of gold and silverware to the Royal Household since 2010 and for our commitment to exceptional service and quality. With the support of our fellow Royal Warrant Holders, we actively pursue an ethical and sustainable approach that allows us to reduce our impact on the planet. Furthermore, we donate a percentage of our profits to the Thomas Lyte Foundation, our registered charity that inspires and supports skill-sharing among emerging British artists, designers, and craftspeople.

Our Royal Warrant

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Working at Thomas Lyte

Thomas Lyte would not be where it is today, as a Royal Warrant Holder and a world-renowned luxury brand, without the dedication of its talented staff. We rely upon a growing team of creative personalities who never back down from a challenge in this fast-paced industry. As part of our commitment to preserving traditional skills, Thomas Lyte offer apprenticeships in crafting positions at our workshops. Ensuring that our team’s knowledge and experience is passed along to the next generation of silversmiths and goldsmiths.

Careers and apprenticeships

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Thomas Lyte Origins: The Lyte Jewel

As part of our Culture Round-up, writer Charlotte Metcalf explores the origins of the name Thomas Lyte, and the Lyte Jewel. The Jewel was a gift handed to Thomas Lyte by King James I for tracing his ancestry and proving his claim to the throne. The article features pictures of the Lyte Jewel, and an interview with Founder and CEO of Thomas Lyte, Kevin Baker. The interview highlights the reason the name Thomas Lyte was chosen to represent his luxury brand.

Culture Round-up: The Lyte Jewel