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13 years ago
I stumbled upon Sookie's jewelery at a hostel in Belfast. It's unusual, original. I recommend taking a look.
Premise 3 110 Stranmillis Road
www sookie co uk
Belfast BT9 5AE
United Kingdom
Queen Quarter
028 9066 6941
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I went with my friends here to look at wedding rings when they were getting married. At first I…read morefelt a little strange going there with them but soon realised they wanted a second opinion and someone to be objective if they were undecided or opposed in thier ideas. The staff were SO helpful and considering how indecisive my friends were - I was pretty impressed as my own patience would have run out long before! They were shown lots of rings, given time to choose and space to talk amongst themselves without a salesperson breathing down thier neck - which is how I think some retail places actually LOSE custom, they come on too strong. The rings they picked were beautiful and they worked within thier budget and were very flexible. They are also great at cleaning thier rings too - and I know my friend had some issue with her engagement ring and they were incredibly helpful at getting it sorted - at no cost or inconvenience to her.
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Beautiful hand-made items. Nikki is also willing to help with jewelry repairs! A true gem in St…read moreGeorge's Market!
I was really pleased I took the time to go into this hidden gem of a shop…read more From the outside it just seems like a little jewellery shop selling fiddly pieces but inside is a tardis to home grown arts and crafts. The Empathy Creations themselves are all handmade pieces of jewellery from basic costume jewellery right up to really beautiful pieces suitable for a special occasion. they will also sit with you and plan a set to your own liking if you are looking for something they haven't got already. The back of the shop is like a little art gallery displaying pieces of pottery, clocks and paintings by local artists - a fabulous treat right on my doorstep! I couldn't resist buying my nephew a hand crafted jigsaw puzzle for a very decent price. Call in some day - the man behind the counter who makes the pieces is not pushy but very friendly. You will be pleasantly surprised at the treasures in store.
Jewellery wholesalers - I got my engagement ring for a very competitive price and was served by a…read morelovely lady called Ethna who helped me and really personalised the service - she knew I was bewildered by lots of different styles at the one time and so she only presented a few for me to look at. Previous places we had looked had been pushy and totally over whelmed me with loads of different rings. Ethna was very kind, informative and understanding. Recently we went back to pick a wedding ring and there was a very funny moment when I was down on my hands and knees looking at the bottom shelf. The owner walked past the counter and started apologising. We later found out that he thought from my poise that I was proposing! I got my wedding ring here as well and it was at least £300 pounds cheaper than elsewhere! Highly, highly, highly recommend Ellison Brothers.
A fine selection of diamond jewellery, engagement rings etc all displayed in a very elegant and…read morewell presented showroom. With my better halfs birthday coming up I was shopping for some jewellery, wasn't quite sure exactly what I was after but the staff were very helpful, genuine and not too pushy. Got a great price on a beautiful necklace and have to say after looking at similar in some of the other local jewellers, Ellisons were the most keenly priced. Highly recommended.
Incompetent at best. Have totally devalued my property and take no responsibility. If the owner…read morecannot distinguish between different chain types I wouldn't want to be buying graded gem stones from her. - I asked for a gold chain be be split, explaining that it had originally been a bracelet and necklace which had been joined some years before. I pointed out that the bracelet had only 5 closed links between each longer link whilst the original necklace had 7 (Figaro style), I was quoted £30, I later received a phone call to say that a basic round clasp would be joined to the necklace whilst the original lobster clasp would be attached to the bracelet. I asked if this could be reversed with the original lobster clasp fastening the necklace. This was agreed and I was quoted £60. On receipt of altered goods I noticed that the bracelet was actually part of the original necklace leaving the resultant 18inch necklace with two different types of chain!. I returned to the shop and was told by the owner that although she had known it was originally separate items she hadn't realised that the chains were different, I questioned this as I would have thought her profession as a jeweller would have qualified her to notice this type of thing, apparently not! The outcome is that the shop have refused to put right their error without charging me for additional work. I truly wish I had gone to any other jeweler in the city or better still sent it off to an online jeweler. If high street shops want to survive,they need to give a superior service and this was certainly not the case with Margaret Forbes far from it.
Several years ago I fell for a beautiful diamond ring displayed in the window of Margaret Forbes…read more Any time I was near the shop I'd check to see if they still had one on display until recently when I was fortunate enough to be able to buy it. When I tried the ring on it was a little loose so I asked if they had a smaller size and was advised that my fingers were probably a little thinner due to the cold weather. The sales person, Patricia suggested I buy the ring and if it was still slipping after a month or so to bring it back to be resized. When I brought the ring back I was told there would be a charge of £90. I had expected it to be done free of charge since they had suggested I wear the ring for a while and in light of the fact the ring cost almost £4,000. They would not renege so I ended up paying to have the ring resized. As a result of the poor customer care and after sales service I will not purchase from this jewellery store again.
Argento is a great go-to place for presents. It stocks mostly costume jewellery, but good quality…read morecostume jewellery! They've recently moved into bigger premises next door to their old shop and it's much better. The old shop was barely big enough for two people to walk around in, so more space is a good thing! The girls that work in there are also really lovely. Maybe they're just trained really well, but they're always really helpful and very good with clueless boys who just know that a necklace would be right way to go for a present!
One of the better 'reasonably' priced jewellery shops in Belfast. There's a good selection of…read moredifferent styles in here ranging from classy and understated to blingin and crude. The prices obviously vary as well but the emphasis seems to be on affordable quality. The shop now has two different sections...there's a 'clearance shop' in what was the old main store and the new main bit is a sweet looking white shop right beside it. Obviously the smaller shop has all the sale/bargain stuff and the main one now has latest ranges and the better selection. The shop is clean and well laid out and the staff are very pleasant which coupled with the mix of jewellery makes (and takes the stress out of!) shopping here pretty pleasant. Pros: Great staff and big selection. Cons: Not much of a 'blokes shop'.
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Argento has had a facelift
Staff are always very helpful and friendly. Wide range of jewellery and brands, both designer…read morewatches and diamonds. Always use this local jeweller for repairs and gifts.
I think I was only allowed into McNeillys because I was wearing a suit and looked completely non…read morethreatening. It is not that this shop is prejudice it is just that the jewellery in McNeillys is so expensive. This is a traditional Jewellers in every sense of the word, the door has a buzzer and you can do most of your browsing from the street. I would estimate that they have sold thousands of engagement rings over the years. This is the type of shop that an old romantic would go to get his nearest an engagement ring. I am purely basing this on how traditional the shop is, as I suppose it would have a little bit more meaning than getting a ring from a high street jeweller. McNeillys is all in all an excellent jewellers with friendly staff, I would say that the deal in big mainly deal in the big one off purchases but I as yet, fingers crossed one day, have not purchased from McNeillys.
Always makes me a bit nervous when I have to be 'buzzed' into a shop though when I spotted some of…read morethe price tags in here I could see why they were so security conscious. Being in full on 'browsing' mode the very pleasant assistant left us to it and indicted she'd be on hand if we wanted to see anything up close (ie. unlock the huge display cabinets). The shop was well set up, well light and all the jewellery looked pretty impressive in here. The only downside was that some of the prices were obscured so I was never really sure if I was looking at some mere trinket or the crown jewels. I suppose that's my ignorance in the jewellery field coming into play. For anyone serious about top end jewellery I would definitely recommend this shop with its classy stock and approach. They also do valuations and repairs so do consider it especially if you have a broken heirloom languishing in a drawer. Pros: Top quality jewellery. Cons: Definitely at the pricey end of the market.
Shop Refurbishment Summer 2015
Front of Shop - Refurbished in Summer 2015
This place would get the full five stars from me if it were a bit more affordable for the average…read moreJoe. Don't get me wrong the end product is worth the one off design and the exceptional craftsmanship that goes into each and every piece. If you are seeking a really special piece such as an engagement ring or a wedding ring but you want something designed by yourself and totally original then this is the place for you. Top quality products at top the range prices but you are guaranteed to be happy with the service you get. my friend had her wedding ring designed here and she raves about them still three years after her wedding. The one to one service and the attention to detail are second to none. Her ring is absolutely beautiful. If you want bespoke and have a few thousand to play with drop in to Steensons for real quality.
Steensons do absolutely beautiful jewellery. Sadly, I haven't yet made my fortune, so most of it is…read moreout of my price range. No harm in looking though, right? Their stock is unique in terms of contemporary jewellery. It's of the best quality and the service you get is really top drawer. Since it's out of reach for most of us, Steensons is best for "investment pieces". They offer a design service, which, as Geraldine D mentioned, is great for wedding and engagement rings. I shudder to think what they charge, but for something as important as that, I'd hazard a guess that it's worth it!
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I simply love all things bright and sparkly to do with jewellery…read more Midas is a reasonably large jewellers in the centre of Lisburn, and I was first attracted to it a number of months ago when I was looking for a new charm for my Pandora bracelet, and noticed that they stocked them. I had a quick scan around the shop when I entered, and they have a fantastic range of gorgeous jewellery available. They also offer bespoke jewellery, repairs, and resizing. The assistant quickly came to greet me after dealing with her current client and showed me their display of Pandora charms. I picked out one I liked and she tried to get it for me, but unfortunately it was out of stock. This was the case for the next two I chose (cry) fortunately, the next one on my list, a little ladybird, was available, and I told her I purchased it. The store is fantastic and they offer the best range of Pandora in Lisburn besides Argento, and the other items they have in stock are beautiful, think I might be going there for my Christmas list ideas!
This is a quirky little shop on the main street in Holywood. I call it quirky because it has a…read moremake-shift feel to it which makes me think that it may not be here for the long term and also because it sells handbags, jewellery and vastly reduced and random Christmas decorations. The handbags are designer lookey likies without being actual fakes. Just a passing resemblance to designer bags rather than full on copies. The jewellery is much more up my street - it's all costume stuff and some of it looks a little bit cheap but look carefully and you'll find some fab chunky bracelets and necklaces at brilliant prices. Long dangly necklaces are around £10-15 and bracelets are under £10 which compared with other shops selling similar stock is really really good. I recently picked up a silver (in colour only I would assume) necklace for £12 which would sell for at least twice that elsewhere. Don't forget to have a look at the haphazard collection of Christmassy staff down at the back. You won't find any matching sets but you might just grab a festive bargain!
Parr Jewellers is a small, family owned jewellers situated on Bangor Main Street…read more It's the sort of shop that you just walk past or glance in the window but never actually call in for fear of spending money that you don't actually have. So when I got engaged and my ring needed resized I was more than delighted to pay a visit to this shiny shop. I was greeted a lovely lady who was more than helpful. She took one look at my ring and exclaimed that she remembered selling it and called in another woman to come and meet me. The two of them recounted the whole story of my (then boyfriend) coming in and buying the ring. It was really nice to hear as he hadn't provided much of the details and made the experience very special for me. They apologised that the resizing would take a week and ensured me that they would ring as soon as it was returned. Less than a week later I got a call to pick up my ring. I couldn't go so sent my mum to pick it up and she too came home singing their praises. My husband went back to get me jewellery for the wedding and I believe they walked him through exactly what to get, asking for details of the suits/décor/venue etc to try and make the best choice (which they did). Such a great shop, where the personal touch is more than remembered. Recommend this entirely if you are looking for that special ring or even a nice piece of jewellery for your other half. :)
I actually really like Argento - It's an NI company which makes it feel like you're shopping local…read moreeven though they have loads of stores nationwide. The staff, no matter what store you go in to, are always friendly, polite and ready to help and the Abbey Centre branch is no different. We went in yesterday to pick up a birthday present for my seven year old niece who is slightly obsessed with the Nomination range of jewelry. Although you can get Nomination jewelry in various stores Argento probably have the best stock. The Abbey Centre store in one of their bigger branches and you can pick up most of their ranges here including Thomas Sabo, Daniel Wellington and Argento's own brand August Wood. It's a great place to get presents for loved ones. They even accept perks cards for 10% discount but no longer have a loyalty scheme.
This branch of Argento is pretty new to the Abbey Centre. I was going to go in on Saturday when I…read morewas there, but it was packed, so I went last night instead when it was much quieter. I am getting married soon and I wanted to have a look at earrings to wear on the day. I'd been into other Argento stores in the past and thought they may have something suitable for me as I love their jewellery and the ranges they offer. The store is bright and modern with all the goods clearly displayed in glass cabinets. I saw some gorgeous earrings, and other jewellery too, had to get mysefl out of there or I'd have spent a fortune!
You get treated like an individual in this store. Very different jewellery. I chose a lovely simple…read morehand made silver necklace for a friend and as J was looking saw so many things for myself I ended up buying a pair of coloured titanium and silver earrings for myself. I'll be back for the necklace and bangle at christmas! I've seen nothing like this anywhere else!
This used to be the place I would go to buy all my friend's presents, but then i stopped going for…read morea while, I'm not sure why! I decided to remedy this by calling in and buying my sister's birthday present there just the other day, and it was just as lovely as always. I wouldn't say the stuff is particularly high fashion, but generally speaking, people don't want high-fashion, quality jewellery. They want cheap fashion and timeless quality. That said, the jewellery is all modern looking, rather than old-fashioned. There's pretty much something for everyone here. Elaborate pieces with jewels and whatnot, and simpler, elegant, pieces. I'm a sucker for pearls, so I always get drawn to them, and Lauren May had a beautiful selection in lots of colours. They were all freshwater pearls and were pretty reasonably priced, too. The service was also great in here. That said, I was the only customer, so it might have been a bit awkward if I'd been ignored!
This is an absolutely gorgeous little independently owned jewellers in the centre of Carrick…read more The shop is small and intimate with beautiful decor following their recent refurbishment, and a wonderful range of jewellery on offer. They offer well known brands such as Pandora, Michael Kors, Guess, Pilgrim and Thomas Sabo, along with their own range of jewellery. The pieces on offer are stunning and priced competitively. The customer service is fantastic, as when I enquired about a ring I was after and had seen elsewhere, they didn't stock it but were able to get it in for me the following week. Fantastic local business!
A lovely independently owned jewellery shop, they stock a wide range of silver and gold items…read more Ideal for buying birthday gifts if you want something a wee bit different as they stock their own range as well as all the usuals Thomas Sabo, Guess, pandora, Pilgrim etc The shop had makeover and it is lovely, very bright and airy inside giving the jewellery cabinets a good backdrop for viewing. The staff are helpful and will order something in for you if you ask.
They have two shops in the city centre. There's one in Ann Street and one in Castle Lane. I've…read morealways used the Castle Lane shop. The great thing about places like this is that they're a local, independent jewellers, which means they're much more realistic about prices and get a lot of trade from word-of-mouth and repeat customers. And because it's a long established family jewellers they very much built a reputation entrenched in older values and ideals - their attitude when they started off (at a time when Belfast was a more cash-strapped place) was obviously that if they provided a personal customer service, gave a good price and a decent discount for, say, wedding rings, then your friends and family would come to see them when they were looking for similar items. It worked, too. There are people who won't go to any other jewellers, at least until they've checked out Joseph Rea first. They have a wide selection of all kinds of jewellery, carry out repairs on watches and jewellery, and also buy scrap gold that's no good to you anymore.
There's just something exquisite that draws you to Joseph Rea's shop window even if you have no…read moreintention of buying anything. Maybe the fact that it's a family run store that has been around Belfast for years, or the 'Established since 18--' sign, but it just exudes quality in a way that chain stores such as Lunn's and H.Samuel's could never emulate. If I'm ever deliberately out looking for an expensive piece of jewellery (rarely, I tell you) then Joseph Rea's is my first stop. You just can't go anywhere else; they're unbeatable.
Nope, nothing to do with the band whatsoever. I hope there won't be an Uprising (ahem) among you…read moreall when I say it's actually primarily a costume jewellery store, but it also sells a few shoes, tights and the like. I've found myself quite a few bargains in Muse, it has to be said. I picked up a necklace for £2 for my sister (which died a sudden and premature death when she decided to wear it out in the rain and it turned a funny shade of green), as well as one for myself (which has gotten plenty of compliments and is still in intact). Both necklaces were those long dangly ones too, so I think £2 was pretty sweet. Yep, when Muse do a sale, they really do a sale. The rest of the year (ie non-sale time), the jewellery and shoes are comparable in price to the likes of Accessorise and Topshop (ie fairly expensive). The type of jewellery is also very much similar to the aforementioned stores, and in fact, they even sell some Dorothy Perkins stuff. Interesting. I don't think there'll be too much of a 'Resistance' if you pass by Muse...
This tiny little shop in Castlecourt stocks pretty much any type of jewellery you could ask for…read more It's run by the same company who supply the jewellery for Dorothy Perkins and Miss Selfridge, so it's not surprising that there is quite a bit of overlap in the stock. The jewellery is generally reasonably priced, so it's pretty useful to call in if you need something to set off an outfit. They also do hair accessories and bags, but they aren't really to my taste, so I tend to avoid!