It's not easy being a man you know... people keep asking for your opinion on things like clothes,…read morejewelery and interior design... ok, not people, the wife and honestly, I have no idea (one look at me on any given day will show I have no fashion sense what so ever). It is a breath of fresh air then to walk into Djinn and be walked around the shop by the owner (and buyer and designer) and to be pretty much spoon fed the info you need to make the right decision. The shop offers a selection of pieces designed and made by Simon (the owner) which are spectacular - with the exception of the jesus cuff-links which he freely admits are meant to be kitch and nasty... and believe me, they are! Simon also collects pieces from India where he goes once a year, they are all old and tarnished and have a bit of history behind them, he called them tribal pieces, very cool. In short, I like this place a lot, it's lovely to have an opinion on such things!

Such a magic place! Tons of different styles, silver gold stones jewels from india…read more.. So beautiful ! And they have so many advises and know so much about all the stones... Definitely go there! For you for gifts... you can't go wrong! Such an amazung discover!!!

Gorgeous shop!!…read more Owners are lovely, and their selection of jewelry is amazing. Spent a while trying on different rings and ended up with the most gorgeous amethyst ring that I absolutely adore! They also participate in the Premier Tax Free program if you are a non-EU shopper, so be sure to ask for the special receipt when making your purchase!

If you're a fan of semi-precious stones, silver jewellery and unique pieces, then this is the place…read morefor you...genuinely beautiful pieces made from stones ranging from moonstone (good for travellers), to amythest (helps cure drunkenness according to the Romans-possibly a good investment if you're planning on staying in Ireland for any amount of time!) and most others inbetween. Prices start at around €30ish, but if that's a bit out of your price range, but you still love to look, definately drop in and curse the state of your finances, as you will be sorely tempted by the rings, earrings, necklaces and pendants on show. A chat with the staff can also prove fruitful, as many of the pieces are made on-site, and they are full of info on jewellery in general. It's also in George's Street Arcade, which is in itself worth a visit...

Originals could have been something special but this little boutique sure is quite pricey. However,…read moreyou get what you pay for and the atmosphere in this cute little shop is just lovely. They sell books on interior decorating aswell as clothes and jewellery, although after looking at the price tag of some of these you may be tempted to run out! Overall, it's a nice shop if you're getting something special for someone for a special occasion. Maybe if I had a bit more money for myself I'd spend it in Originals although I am convinced that Lucy's Lounge - in town -although with slightly shabbier clothes- have much better bargains.

Tucked away up one of the side roads of Dún Laoghaire, you'll find a little gem of a jewellery…read moreshop. Originals is well-named for it's merchandise is really original. When you walk in, you feel somewhat akin to what I would imagine heaven looks like - decorated like a French boudoir kind of a vibe, there's pretty girly jewellery everywhere, in every colour imaginable. Sparkles galore, and not in a tacky way, it's absolutely gorgeous! You'll walk in to get something for a friend and leave with something for yourself, having spent a good hour or so convincing yourself that it is this one thing that will make your life a lot better. Well, it may not make it a lot better, but a bit of sparkle will make it marginally so. So go on, treat yourself!!

They have beautiful pieces here at reasonable prices. I…read morekept getting compliments for a pair of earrings until my aunt said she loved them and I just had to give them to her because she's well, my favorite. Now I need to go back and get more..... Unfortunately I was looking for the vendor today and there was nobody there, so I guess they're not there everyday. I have to try and go back on sunday!

The Celtic Cart is a small, portable stall on wheels which is parked at the corner of Grafton…read moreStreet and South Anne Street behind the flower sellers. Silver necklaces, bracelets, earrings and rings, engraved with Celtic swirls and patterns, are neatly lined up behind the glass panels of the cart. Hanging from the sides are cardboard tubes covered in leather and weaved-thread bracelets, and racks of woolly hats, scarves, gloves and bandanas. The wares on offer on the cart are primarily targeted at tourists, but there's plenty of pretty pieces here that would appeal to Irish people too. The prices are reasonable, and the jewellery is considerably cheaper and just as nice as the Celtic silver sold in the souvenir shops.

This is the last brick and mortar bead store in all of Ireland. It's tiny, but they pack a lot in…read morethe space. I bout a lot of lovely seed beads - some in colors I hadn't found before. I'm so glad I did because I used them to create seed beads bracelets for people across Ireland! I strongly suggest anyone who beads, especially seed beads, take a look. I'm pretty sure you won't walk out empty handed!

Lovely crystal and jewelry shop! Staff is helpful and the…read morestore is well stocked. Will visit again.

I don't mind the mass-market approach Fields have taken to their jewellery sales, for a mall-based…read moreshop like this, the offering does have a bit of sparkle. Much of the jewellery and watches here are big brands priced for the middle class market the Jervis Centre caters to. From Armani and Eco to Flagstaff and Addidas, the sense here is that customers pay (big) for names rather than craftsmanship. Still, the diamonds are nicely cut, and settings are available in a broad selection of occasion styles. The shop offers sweet little earring sets for girls as well as dripping necklaces and big blingers frosting the front window. What I can't get over is the silence here. With a position that's practically at the Henry Street entrance, I'd expect a shop as open as Fields to be full or at least bustling, yet every time I walk by the floor is empty and the staff is chatting.

The Fields in the Jervis is well located and has quite a variety of different jewellery and watches…read morefor both men, women and children. The prices are very reasonable and the quality is very good.

Came across this Stirling silver jewelry booth in an arcade as they call it. Kind of like a small…read moremarket. They had beautiful hand designed jewelry and I was looking for something with meaning to bring home to the states with me. The young girl that gladly helped me happened to be the owners daughter and when I couldn't find the size ring I needed she had me go across the isle and upstairs to another quaint little store with a jewelry shop in the back where all the jewelry is created. I talked with the owner and within 30min. walked away with a Claddagh ring in my size for a decent price.

The wife found this 120€ Irish Claddagh sterling silver ring at the Barry Doyle Design inside the…read moreGeorge's Street Arcade. The reviews were excellent and the customer service was great. The owner, Doyle, spent about twenty minutes sizing the ring to her specifications. we returned after consuming a beer and it fit her thumb perfectly. The ring had some sort of love and loyalty meaning between two people.

Cooke's has been in the silver business since forever (actually, it opened the year my parents were…read moreborn... so *cough* it's very very young), cleaning, fixing and dealing in the shiney stuff, plus taking commissions for League Cups you always see brawny GAA players hoisting over head. As one of the oldest (youngest! sorry ma) residents in the area, it's funny how this place feels like a tourist trap -all smooth pendants and Ye Old Celtic-y designs mixing in with more surprising figurines and commemorative ware that seem tailor made for great stories back home. But Mary's right, the prices are fair and the stock makes for original keepsakes - better any day than the Guinness Mug and Magnet set you've been thinking of picking up during the shopping hour on your guided tour.

Are you looking for something silvery and shiny? Maybe you need an urn, a clock, a trophy, a…read moreknick-knack, or maybe just some jewelry? Might I suggest John J Cooke. The store features a vast range of silver objects from the useful to the not so useful. And all of it gleamingly silver! Their jewelry is actually very nicely priced and they have some good stuff too. You can also get your name engraved in an ancient Irish language on a silver medallion, which I think is a rather nicer souvenir than some leprechaun hat with an attached ginger beard. They also do silver and jewelry repairs and cleaning.