A really nice Jewellers, small but has quite a lot of stock and the owner is friendly and free with…read morehis advice when desperate writer types come in asking about wedding bands.

Diamonds are forever, forever, forever…read more... Weir & Sons has supplied Dubliners with their diamonds since 1869, which makes it one of the more established businesses in the city. The shop in Dundrum is jam-packed with beautiful eye-candy; gold, silver, rubies, pearls and diamonds, watches, rings, bracelets and necklaces from the top brands in the business (Cartier, Tissot, Rolex, Piaget, Baume & Mercier, Ebel, Chopard, Bvlgari, Fabergé etc). Ohh how I wish I could afford you! It's still worth browsing, even if their jewels are out of your price range.

Usually when people say "if I could give it no stars...." I cringe but now I understand!…read more Bought a reasonably expensive watch here for a birthday present and ended up bringing the watch in 4 times to fix the same problem, again and again and again. Twice it has been sent back to the manufacturer, which took in total 4 MONTHS. Every time the people on the shop floor, including one lady who was referred to as the repairs manager, provided absolutely NO information. Recently brought the watch in again and they were as unhelpful as ever. I shudder every time I see the shop and the only reason I go in is the watch is still under warranty (have had it for just under 2 years) and everywhere else is charging ridiculous amounts. Frustrating. Unhelpful. Completely useless wouldn't be an understatement. HATE this place.

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.

Got my wife's engagement ring here. Never felt pressured. Got something she loved and went back…read moreagain for the wedding bands.

While not the biggest fan of the new shop, this place is an old family favourite. If I go in, and…read moretell them my name, they will immediately ask after my aunt, my mother, my granny and my great-aunt. Not that they shop here often mind, it's rather too posh for that, but it's the kind of place it is. A proper family jewellers, with father and daughters on staff and expert advice on hand. They're friendly (trying to get away can be a problem) and their stuff is only divine.

Excellent service and fair pricing make this my favourite jewellery shop for valuations and…read morerepairs. I have not been looking to buy when I have visited but the stock looks very attractive. I will return.

From the owner: Open 6 days a week. 8.30-5.30, Tuesday 9.30-5pm and Saturday we close at 5pm. We stock gifts for…read moreall occasions. We repair watches, jewellery and engrave. Duggan Jewellers Were Established In The Late Fifties In The Fairview Area In Dublin And Have Been Located On The Annesley Bridge Road Since 1980. Since It'S Humble Beginnings The Company Has Grown To Be On The Most Well Respected Retail Jewellers In The Industry With Unmistakable Customer Care And Respect By Experienced, Knowledgeable And Highly Skilled Specialists Like Damian Duggan. Our Beautiful Collections Are Sourced From Some Of Ireland Most Renowned Designers As Well As From Aboard.Apart From The Exquisite Range Of Products, Our Services Also Include Specialist Watch And Jewellery Repairs And Engraving.

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.

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!!!

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!

Yup, deffo says Jewellery store on the outside but on the inside its pretty clear that the shop…read moredoesn't do a lot of that; bling is not the first word that springs to mind at all in fact. However this place comes in to its own when it comes to watch repair, there is nothing this dude cant fix, deffo worth a trip if you have just accidently flushed your new rolex!

I had a bizarre experience at Maddens. I went in to replace a broken wrist watch band. I was then…read moresold one that didn't last a month. I went back for a replacement only to be told straightaway that I would need to pay for a new one. When I observed that surely I was entitled to some sort of warranty, the gentleman helping me left me standing there and went inside for what seemed to me to be an eternity. After a while, realising I was not going anywhere, he came back to ask me to leave the shop. I was rather surprised and passively submitted to his command. But after a while I decided to go back just to state I meant to create no trouble for him (not over 15 euro anyway) but thought that that was a very unfair way of dealing with customers.. I was then sarcastically ridiculed about my sense of fairness. So I just left him expressing what I thought about his sense of honesty. Very strange.

Requested a battery change for watch today,was told to google the agent fir said watch. I live…read morelocally and whilst nit a customer thought I could have received a more helpful response, won't be rushing back.

Bannon's is a pretty standard, run-of-the-mill suburban shopping centre jewelers, their motto being…read more"we delight in sharing very special moments with our clients" which is sickly sweet but kinda nice. Lends a certain personalised touch that is missing from 99% of Irish shopping experiences. I've never bought anything here so I don't know if they deliver on this particular promise, but I live in hope. There's plenty of fancy watches, gold and silver necklaces and other gifty bits and pieces.