If your premium brand watch needs a battery replacement, this is the place to go. Phoned on a…read moreSaturday morning and got an answer immediately. Took my Breitling into the store and 20 mins later it had a new battery and was pressure tested. This is by far the most efficient and affordable option I have found. It costed £40. Very happy with the job and will definitely be using them in the future.

I collected two white gold rings today which have been repaired. One of them is 46 years old,…read moreheavily textured and has been repaired twice before, but not at this shop. A first class job has been done by the jeweller. I am absolutely delighted. I went back to The Watch and Clock Hospital as Paul had repaired my Victorian fob watch. He patiently tried to purchase a matching glass face which was broken, and repaired the hands. I decided to have a better clasp fitted to the chain, which the jeweller replaced for me. Again a first class job was done. I would highly recommend this shop for watch and jewellery repairs. The staff are lovely, very knowledgeable, and there is no pressure whatsoever.

Seagalls is jam packed full of jewellery of all kinds. They sell new and second hand jewellery as…read morewell as buy jewellery from you for cash by weight. Their stock is so varied that you are bound to find something that you like and the staff are very helpful. They are able to alter something to fit you if needed and also do repairs. I cant fault this little shop. The only bad thing I can think of is that they have too much stock. It can be difficult to sieve through everything in the window and when you go in the store they pull even more of out of little boxes under the counter.

I got a belly bar for Xmas off my father. (panic buy) I didn't like how fiddly it was. So we…read moreagreed to return it. I rang segals up and explained and asked for a refund. Because it was bought in store only a credit note or exchange is permitted, now I am very unhappy about this. When we looked at the receipt it stated that it was a second hand product. Now my father said he was totally unaware of this! He wouldn't of bought the product for health and hygienic reason!! I do not wear jewellery so now I am stuck with a credit note for more cheap tat. Now if my father had bought it via the Internet a refund would of being offered!! I explained this to the male at the paragon store. His attitude was awful, worst customer service experience I've ever received. Extremely unhelpful. I would 100% NOT wholeheartedly recommend buying jewellery at Segals paragon Street at all!! All we wanted was £29 refund. Now the money isn't an issue it's the service which we have received that has annoyed us more!! Avoid this place!!!

I and my late husband David Anthony Bush bought some lovely jewellery from Bill Rice in the mid…read more1970's. They were all yellow gold. They were presents for anniversaries, birthdays, Christmas & Mothering Sundays. They included a watch, a beautiful sapphire and diamond eternity ring, a choker and matching bracelet,, a locket, earrings, gold chains & crosses etc. Sadly most of my jewellery has been stolen from my jewellery box whilst I have been living in Care homes.

Can't fault this Web Site or the shop. There was a great choice of gifts and I placed my order in…read morethe morning and it arrived with me the next day for for no extra cost. well packaging so ideal as a gift. A great on line shopping experience that gave highly professional service, The staff did more then expected and i would recomend to all.

Cracking and brilliant service by Mark and his team. Couldn't recommend highly enough. If your…read morebuying or selling this is the team you need to do it with.

Was introduced to this specialist jeweller by colleagues in Hull after having difficulty finding a…read moresuitable engagement ring. It is a high-end store and (call me fussy!) if I am spending big numbers I expect service and knowledge without question. This is exactly what you get here. I did my homework and armed with enough questions to floor a professor I proceeded to test their knowledge and found them infallible! I have bought houses for less than I spent that afternoon but came away feeling I had negotiated a great deal with an item of beauty that is available only in very few outlets in the country. I am sure there will be only a couple of occasions I may need to spend this amount on jewellery in my life so I will make a point of returning here when I do.

A two story shop filled with ethnic goods. it has been there about 18 years and is known as That…read moreHippy Shop. Here you can buy insence, henna hair dye, windchimes, beads, rings and bracelets. Hand painted Native American Masks, Crystals, and artefacts. Oh and tatot cards. Trays and trays of silver rings and body piercing jewellery. In fact it incorporates Tribal Bodies piercing studio. Piercings range from £15 upwards. There is clothing tie die skirts to hoodies, dresses, scarf's and bags along with independent 'Emo' labels. Gifts. Small pieces of Indian furniture. This place is a real Alladins cave and you can spend ages in here. Prices are very reasonable.

Fantastic service. I…read morewent in today for my septum piercing. All of the staff were polite and welcoming from the moment I stepped in. I went upstairs where I was pierced. Everything was very sterile and clean. I was taken through to a separate room with a man called Paul where everything was explained to me about what it would feel like and what to do. He was very kind and obviously experienced and knew what to do. He got it done as quickly and painlessly as possible. They give you sea salt for the after care and explain how to look after it. They also ask you to check back in and that you can come back any time if you have any problems with the jewellery. The shop is also very nice if you are into anything in the more indie area. It's all very nice and good quality. They sell incense, bags, jewellery, clothing and other nicknacks you might use to decorate your home. Overall it is a nice little shop, easily accessible as it is along the Main Street, very close to St Stephens. There is not much parking close by so you are probably best going by bus.