People of Liverpool! Fed up with Elizabeth Duke? Are the wares of H. Samuel no longer ringing your…read morebells? Then be sure to check out Bold Street's independent jewellery retailer, F.A Welch - gentlemen jewellers in every sense of the term. I went in there at lunchtime today to see about getting my engagement ring resized. Unfortunately, they were unable to attend to my ring-resizing needs, but the gentleman behind the counter did it in such a lovely way, that I'm quite tempted to drag my fiancee back here and ask him to purchase me a new ring from the dazzling specimens they had on offer. He also measured my ring finger and told me that I have 'very warm and very cute' hands. Bet you don't get that at Argos. Best of all, all of its stock appeared to be very reasonably priced, meaning you can pick up a bit of pretty and tasteful bling without breaking the bank. Bargaintastic!

This is a lovely family run jewellers with excellent customer service. All of the staff are great &…read morewill help you with your purchase. They will spend as much time with you as you need & answer any questions you have. They have some beautiful items & sell clocks & various gift items. Items come in a nice box or bag. The shop itself is well laid out & they've made a good use of space as it's quite narrow. Beautiful items & well worth a visit for a gift for someone special.

I visited the shop today as I wanted to sell a couple of unwanted jewellery items…read more The service and price I was given were both first class and made my visit an enjoyable experience. I would highly recommend this jewellers as the place to go !

Visited Timeless Jewellery a few days ago as a ring which I had been wearing for many years had…read morebecome very tight around one of my fingers. Billy the owner of the business couldn't have been more helpful and with his advice we manage to remove the ring which was a great relief for me. Bllly said that the ring could be repaired too. There is a large selection of jewellery for sale at Timeless at competitive prices so all in all a must shop to visit if you are a resident of Lytham or in town for the day. Visited April 2024.

You might say that Boodles is the, ahem, jewel in the crown of Liverpool's recent commercial…read morefacelift unless, of course, you weren't a fan of bad puns and then you would definitely avoid saying such a thing. Predating the Liverpool One complex by five years the 2003 refurbishment of the city's favourite jewellers made the whole thing look sleek and snazzy, all polished grey stone and plate glass - a look which the new indoors-outdoors shopping centre seems to emulate. Flying a Vivienne Westwood style pastel-hued union jack above its entrance, Boodles is a smart looking keepsake box for the treasures within. Stocking a range of expensive (just as an illustration they have a section on their website headed 'Under £3,500') but breathtaking pendants, bracelets and Patek Phillipe watches as well as, most importantly, custom made diamond rings. If you are thinking of picking out an engagement ring in Liverpool, this is should be your first stop. Even if you're not quite ready to take that particular plunge yet the staff are welcoming and happy to discuss with you what might be best purchase for yourself or loved one. You might say this was a local treasure. Oh right, you didn't like the bad puns.

Gorgeous. Gorgeous. Gorgeous; it's gorgeous. The shop is…read morebeautiful; the doorman is charming;the diamonds are sparkling; the jewellery is to die for, literally; I couldn't eat for a good few years to afford some Boodleswear. Oh but it's gorgeous, and I love to peer in (I rarely enter in case I cry with incurable and insuppresable lust) and covet things unashamedly before ushering myself to Argos for a less pricey shiny: less 'Sparkling Diamonds', mre 'Diamond Dogs"

The prices in this shop are so much cheaper than what you would pay in the high street. They have a…read morehuge selection ranging from budget to high end diamonds. (I bought my husbands wedding ring from here at a third of the price I could find it anywhere else). One thing I have to mention is the massive amount of amber jewellery they sell, anyone who likes amber knows that not many places stock it. They have some of the nicest pieces I have seen although they do not sell rings in amber only necklaces, earings braclets and the like. I can't leave a review without mentioning the amazing staff in this shop (I wish I knew or could remember their names) They are so very helpful not pushy in the slightest and I can't praise them enough.

This jewellers is quite a small budget chain that you don't see very often but it's great for every…read moreday decent quality jewellery and gifts and great prices. The staff are hugely helpful and the layout and presentation of the store is great. I think they have a website too. There's a good range of watches and all other types of jewellery. I can't remember if they stock men's jewellery. It should be really handy before Christmas during the credit crunch! Don't know what there returns policy or how big the chain is and how easy it would be to find another store near to where you lived!

This 'Jewellery Bar' in the centre of the Met Quarter sells oversized jewellery and then some…read more Inspired by Indian and Thai culture, the collection extends to head and body adornments, and large jewels in intricate gold or silver settings. Being a fan of statement stuff, this range really appeals to me. Most items have that 'one off' appeal too, so you're not going to go out and see someone wearing the same things as you (which is really annoying!) Prices range from £10 - £50, so it can be quite expensive if you want to get a matching set of earrings, bracelet, necklace etc. Still, the jewellery is handmade and original, so I guess you could treat yourself or put it on your wishlist!

This stylish Boutique has recently relocated to its new home, in the prestigious 'Met Quarter' in…read morethe heart of the city centre. Claudia Pink started out in the vintage depths of 'Quiggins Arcades', a retro shopping centre on Renshaw Street. Everything from the Jewels to the window dressings, screamed bohemian expression. This is a style that is still present in her collections today. The main trend of the jewelry being inspired by Asian fashion and culture, makes Claudia Pink a favorite of WAG's and fashionista's alike. From ornate head dresses, to delicate brooches Claudia has it all. Prices start from £10, making it affordable for even the smallest of budgets. Her hand made one off pieces, cost a little more but you know you are paying for a bespoke item. The staff are very friendly, and are willing to help you find the ideal accessory to compliment your outfit. All in all I give the boutique a 10/10, its very rare that you see customized quality at such an affordable price.

Maybe this is blatent advertising of a fellow jeweller but I am in awe of his work and I think…read moreanyone going and looking will think the same. He is a designer and makes jewellery. This is fast becoming unknown with High Street stores having things mass produced in the Far east. As well as normal jewellery stock you can have a custom made piece here. Phillip Godfrey is an extremely talented jeweller. He will design and make to your requirement. He mainly works in platinum and diamonds and has a long list of satisfied clients. If you want something special then make an appointment and have it made. You will NOT be disappointed!

Love it. Miss Millie can make my brooches and hair ribbons any day. From over the top bright…read moreribboned head bands to sweet based jewellery... necklaces laced with jellybabies? Yep. Iced gem rings? Yep. Party ring earrings? Yep. Awesome. The vintage brooches are beautiful, they have an assortment of styles and they have big detailed ones for around £8. My favourite items in the whole shop, which is a really difficult call to make, are the pocket watch necklaces. They have an array of fronts and little gold vintage watches too, all around the £20 mark. With a kitsch range of bags, scarves, rings and all sorts (including the Liquorice kind) come to Millie's for a fun twist on vintage shopping.

If you love unique, unusual jewellery and accessories, you need to drag yourself over to Miss…read moreMillie, inside Grand Central on Renshaw Street, because they offer one of the widest varieties of vintage and handmade jewellery that I've seen in Liverpool so far. The shop is about half and half of vintage/handmade. The shop owner told me that a lot of her vintage items come from America, and she has only recently returned from a buying trip in New York (June 2010), so you might want to check out her shop as soon as possible before all the good stuff is bought up! I saw a lot of really cool necklaces and pendants at great prices (most between £4 and £6), as well as really snazzy broaches, earrings, handbags, and some cute kawaii style items and some 60's/hippy type stuff. It's definitely worth a poke around, especially if you are already heading to Grand Central, or you're in need of a vintage shopping spree. Just let me know when you're going cuz I wanna go with you and keep you from buying all the stuff I want for myself!