This is the slickest of the three major jewellers in the Grafton Street area, the other two being…read moreWeir's and Appleby's. If you care to follow me in some expensive watch metaphor: Paul Sheeran's is a Rado watch, super sleek and borderline vulgar; whereas Weir's is a Rolex, a known-to-all institution but, still, borderline vulgar; and Appleby's is an Omega, just as dignified but less well known yet, also, borderline vulgar.

I was extremely lucky to be the recipient of a beautiful engagement ring bought from Paul Sheeran…read moreJewellers. The staff here are unreal, so attentive! We had some lovely Champagne when we went in to get the ring resized. As part of their packages, they offer free cleaning for life on their engagement rings and they always encourage you to come in and take full advantage of it. I have been in loads since I got the ring and they will do a full check and cleaning in a couple of hours while I enjoy the shopping in town. I would highly recommend popping into Paul Sheeran if you are in the market for some nice jewellery!

What Time Is It? Time you got a watch! ha ha i still love that primary school joke! anyway its a…read morenice introduction to this shop because all its sells is watches, lots and lots of watches. They do all different makes and types and sizes and suit every different price range. One handy service of this shop that you woudl expect anyway is the strap and battery relacing and repairing. i always think that watch makers must have made their watches intentionally imposible to open just so that you would have to bring your watch in to a place like this so that they can open your watch for you to replace your battery!

Avoca Jewellers is where I bought all my Casio G-Shocks and my oh-so-fancy Swatch Irony as a kid…read more It's a fairly standard jewellers, the kind you'll find most anywhere, I couldn't really advice you to go out of your way to come here. My Dad has some gripe about the place from years back, something to do with a battery, but I doubt it really reflects fairly on the overall service the place offers. Fine if your in the neighbourhood looking for a new watch strap, or something, but nothing outrageously amazing.

Can't say I'm too fond of this Jewellers at all to be honest. This is one of these shops that have…read morestores in the UK and Ireland and that includes Northern Ireland. Now, I know there are a lot of factors that have to be counted in but the mark up in their Irish stores is massive! Yes we have higher taxes and pay and rent and the like but they are not high enough to justify their prices. Also i have found that the customer service in H samuel is not as you woud find in your local Jewellers. They ust do not seem to care as much and their after sale service is a bit "whatever" too, so what if you spent lots and lots on a bracelet! (sarcastic). What I'm really saying is that if you spend a lot of hard earned money somewhere you expect the sales people to be nice! Otherwise there is a good selection fo gold and silver Jewellry as well as diamonds if you can afford them!

I love H Samuels! They specialise in selling jewellery and watches that won't break your bank. You…read morecan buy nice gifts for friends, family or for yourself. They sell earrings, chains, bracelets, kids jewellery, mens jewellery, watches and glass ornaments. They also sell nice gift bags which come very handy. H Samuel also have their higher end priced products for the special occasion. But overall it's a place we all can go and shop in, there's something for everyone. I bought myself a watch from H Samuel and I usually buy my mum jewellery pieces from here for her birthday. You also get excellent service here by the staff and they help you find what you want. Overall a great high street jewellers!

Masters in affordable jewellery for Grafton Street's tourist market, McCormack makes easy work of…read morefinding a Claddagh or knot work piece at the right price. There's a small selection of men and women's watches in addition to the bangles, but the real focus is on those Celtic necklaces, earrings, broaches and rings (in gold or silver). I must admit, I'm not a fan. There's so many other ways to define Irish craft than a stamped and polished trinity knot pendant -and better ways to spend €200 jewellery shopping in Dublin. But the shop knows its audience, and plays beautifully to them with a wide range of repetitive designs in various carats.

We were married in Ireland in 2011 and decided to purchase our rings while we were in Dublin…read more This shop not only had exactly what we were looking for in the Celtic design, but the service was absolutely first class. We were in need of a photographer for the wedding and they referred us to someone who did a fabulous job. The price, quality, and personal service were absolutely fantastic. I plan to make a return visit next time I am again in Dublin.

This really is a little gem of a shop, hidden away upstairs in the beautiful old Powerscourt Centre…read morein the centre of Dublin. For someone like me who loves to look at cool old watches these people always have a load of nice vintage and pre-owned pieces from Cartier, Rolex, Omega and other names that you don't really see anywhere else. I have had a couple of watches repaired in here, and the man does a good and fast enough job, and he's not hard to pay. Considering how stuffy some places I've been to are, the people here are friendly and I'm glad to have found this one. Definitely worth a visit for repairs or if you're looking for a nice or unusual Swiss watch.

I was left feeling very upset after my experience in Kish. I had simple inquiry about a watch and I…read morewas also looking around the jewelers in the area as I wanted to buy a piece of jewelry. The lady in the shop barked at me that the valuation would cost 100 euro and went into a tirade about how it cost her her time before I could even register any comment with her. She was very aggressive and I left the shop feeling hurt and upset. I was made to feel as though I was wasting her time even though I intended on making a purchase in store. It has weighed on my mind ever since, I was made to feel worthless by the exchange which is a shame as I was very excited to buy some new jewelry. Needless to say I did not purchase with Kish. I was shocked at the poor treatment I received from staff, I worked in retail myself in the past and would never dream of speaking to a customer that way straight off the bat.

Bridge Jewellers is an old school jewellers which will take good care of all of your family…read moreheirlooms. The gentleman who owns Bridge is lovely and friendly and a genuine life-long expert with jewels. Despite having being a classic business, Bridge also has very modern pieces and a lovely shop. Bridge take care of repairs as well as sales of new pieces of jewellery.

I've never been in here to buy so can't comment on the goods on offer but they have done a watch…read morerepair which was perfect (new glass on an awkwardly shaped watch-face), fixed a silver chain and reset my wifes dimond pendant. Each time the work is faultless and not bonkers expensive. the guy behind the counter is great and takes time to eaplain things, also he has twice told me the stuff I brought in was worth a lot more than I thought - fantastic except one of these was the wifes pendant which was lost 2 weeks later and we hadn't changed the valuation... ya win some ya lose some!

Absolutely fabulous jewelry store. We stopped in this afternoon to look at gold Claddagh rings. We…read morehad a great experience start to finish. Everyone was so welcoming and helpful. We had a wonderful, fun time in our short stop in. I would absolutely return when we come back to Dublin and highly recommend. Could not have had a better experience!

After finishing our tasting at Guinness, we popped into a nearby shop looking for a gold claddagh…read morering. The owner directed us to Frank at The Cut Price Jewellers. He had just what I was looking for, and at almost half the price of the touristy shops. Super happy!!!