I found this quaint little jewelry shop by accident when I was exploring during a lunch break and…read morehave had regular visits ever since! I purchased the jewelry for my wedding day here and have received quite a few gifts that I have loved. They have pieces that are 'one-off' or a little more quirky which is why i like them. Pieces are reasonably priced and the staff are always friendly and happy to help.

I was a tourist who recently came to Melbourne and I was looking for a good place to get some…read morejewelry when I stumbled on the singular review about this store. I was a bit reluctant to go as it only had one review and didn't have an online store but I still went just to check it out. The place is a bit small but nonetheless a gem. The jewelry was incredibly unique and high quality. It was a little on the more expensive side (as I am a kid) but I found I was completely willing to buy as a lot of the stuff seemed to be one of a kind, or at least something I wouldn't find in my country. The clerks were amazing and really helpful. I'm usually very nervous around salespeople but I was surprised at how comfortable I felt talking to them and asking about some of their jewelry. In the end, I left with a little less money in my wallet but was ecstatic at my purchase. I highly recommend this place if you want some unique pieces at a decent price and especially pleasant service. (In fact, I made this Yelp account just to post a review! That's how much I enjoyed my visit there.)

This is a great little shop full local, artisan jewelry. While it's overwhelmingly targeted for…read morewomen (earrings, rings, necklaces, etc.) there was also a modest selection of cufflinks and rings for men. Prices are more mid-range - expect rings to run $60+. There are a range of styles though I would describe much of it as slightly alternative/funky, definitely modern. There's a lot of silver and a lot of non-precious metals. Definitely worth a look if you're in the area!

The most amazing jewellery store I've been into in Melbourne (and I've been into plenty). Just…read morelike a gallery - full of exquisite and artistic pieces for the woman who likes to make a statement. Most recently for me was a big bubble necklace made of clear glass. Complete with staff who know their craft and don't make you feel awkward. Whether you're wanting to buy a special piece or to simply spend a lazy Saturday looking at beautiful things... Bini is the place for you (and conveniently situated near iconic Gertrude Street).

Beautiful little jewelry shop on High Street, Ashburton. John helped me find a suitable backing for…read moremy diamond earring. I was waiting only a few minutes and the staff was so lovely. Family run business by the sound of it.

Holdsworth Bros Jewellers in Knox City shopping centre seriously annoys me. The whole shop is super…read morepretentious and la-di-dah with polished wood and gold trimmings on just about everything. The glass is so shiny you can even use it as a mirror - be prepared for an annoyed glance for staff members if you so much as breathe on the glass however. The staff (and the pristine cleanliness and obvious wealth) are what deters me from this shop. I have never actually set more than three footsteps down inside due to pure intimidation. The day I did take those few steps I was met with a staff member dolled up to the nines behind the counter. She slowly raised her head, looked me up and down just as slowly and then looked away. The only other person in the shop was a customer who was similarly dressed to the staff member and was being shown a variety of wedding bands by a male staff member. Immediately my jeans and a t-shirt felt out of place and I backtracked hastily out. It shouldn't matter whether or not you can afford the items in a shop, you should never be made to feel so uncomfortable by staff that you actually leave before looking at anything. I have never wanted to go back since. The prices are exorbitant and it is clear they are trying to attract wealthy or upper society customers. There is nothing bad about the shop itself, I just wouldn't recommend it to the average shopper.

I visited the store on a recent trip to Melbourne...the place was immaculate! The jewellery was…read morealso stunning and there was a great selection to choose from. I was on a meter but had a quick chat with Tim who was really friendly and definitely knew his trade inside out and answered all my questions. I'll be heading back for certain!

Absolute Jewel is just off main street in Croydon and is, as cliche as it sounds, quite the hidden…read moregem in the shopping strip. As well as what look to be handmade necklaces and earrings, there is also a wide selection of natural stones and crystals that are absolutely gorgeous. They have some that would look great as ornaments and others that have a little loop attached so that they could be hung on a chain for a necklace or bracelet. The shop itself is quite small but there are a lot of great pieces in there. I really liked the range of necklaces as there was a wide variety in both design and price. The staff her are also very helpful and happy to help or let you browse - they are not pushy in any way.

Bought gold chains that discoloured almost immediately after purchase. Maybe 2-3 uses from each…read morebefore they were garbage. Made a return claim and have been back and forth with Lovisa customer service. Have provided bank statements Etc. i am not being ignored by the company. $50 is nothing to a big company like Lovisa, but it's a lot to someone like me. disgusting, unprofessional service from online support. have been shopping with Lovisa almost 8 years and this is the first return I have ever tried to make, I will never return.

Kind of like a conflation of 'love' and 'Visa' which you certainly won't be doing after you run up…read morea no-doubt massive credit card bill at this awesome little costume jewellery boutique, Lovisa is a decidedly fashion forward jewellery store within the Spencer Street Fashion Station outlet mall. Specialising in stunningly eye catching statement jewellery such as oversized chandelier earrings, giant cuffs, and necklaces so big you might need to schedule an appointment with your osteo, Lovisa's wares - which are already well priced - are frankly mind blowingly cheap at this particular store. I've picked up tribal inspired necklaces for $5 reduced from $25 and chandelier earrings for a fraction of their retail price at mere dollars. My one gripe? Despite its diminutive size, Lovisa's selection is so extraordinary that you can easily waste hours in this little store alone. First World problems, eh?!

For girls whose taste falls outside of the realms of the cliched, Black Finch has got to be one of…read moreMelbourne's best jewellers. A tiny little boutique within the Westgarth shops, Black Finch sells the kind of avant garde fine jewellery that can be nigh on impossible to find, alongside bespoke, custom made jewellery designed by the shop's in house jeweller Raymond De Zwart. Selling pieces made out of everything from feathers to diamonds, gold to silver and much more in between, and running the gauntlet from pretty and delicate to wearable art, Black Finch is a boutique for those who are serious about beautifully designed jewellery. Prices are attendantly high but the quality is extraordinary, the craftsmanship exemplary and, let's, face it, when it comes to jewellery good stuff don't come cheap.

I don't really buy into this shit but... the jewellery in this joint is absolutely exquisite…read more Black Finch specialise in artist made jewelry, custom design, wedding and engagement, recycled gold and vintage diamonds and they show a bit of work at their High Street store. The house jeweller is this bloke Raymond De Zwart and the best bit is that if you drop by, you can watch him tinkering away in the background while you browse the beautiful rings, bracelets brooches, cufflinks, earrings, necklaces, pendants and the like. There seem to be a few of these designer jewellery shops opening around the place and it's a refreshing change from the big grotesque chain stores cluttering up the landscape. This is jewellery with style, presented in an understated way and it's beautiful to behold.