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.

We received exceptional service from the ladies at Kilkenny shop…read more They have a large range of items from handmade candy, luxury crystal, wool blankets and clothing apparel. Ruth was really helpful and set the items we selected aside as we shopped to our hands free. They have change rooms for you to try clothing as needed and an attendant to help you find sizes. What was really unique and cool to see was the Irish gold jewelry pieces and to learn the history about the particular source of the gold. They sell quality products from local and Irish companies. I really enjoyed finding true Irish based products. Thank you ladies!! I was in Dublin for just 7 days and I came back to this shop twice! 10 out of 10 highly recommend!

I went in there a few weeks ago with my Dad buying some things for Christmas. Everyone who we dealt…read morewith was lovely however, when my Dad asked them where the lift was because we were hungry. We were told by a retail worker who looked ashamed, that they did not have lifts. Only stairs. l then looked at the stairs and it looked like Mount Everest to me. My disability is 90% invisible however I know my limits and I had my wheelchair with me that day. The lovely retail worker offered us free tea or coffee for us to go. However at this point I felt dejected. All I wanted to do was get something to eat with my father. To whoever owns this store an/or the building; DO BETTER! How would you feel if you couldn't see half the shop? Grab a bite to eat and a drink? How would you feel if that was your child? We are only a few days away from 2026 and to see this type of discrimination against disabled people is shocking. I am n mincing my words. It was pure discrimination. Pure and simple.

I bought a couple of vintage heart charms here. The owner seemed very knowledgeable and his items…read morewere Well priced. He has a lot to choose from. Check with him on repairs. Each piece will be a different price depending on what he needs to do.

Lovely little shop with the personal touch. They recently reset the lapis lazuli in a ring with…read moresentimental value and did a great job at a very fair price.

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!

I'm in Dublin for a conference and wanted to get something local for my wife. I read the other…read morereviews and stopped in. The experience was great and exactly as promised. They helped me find the exact piece I needed for the situation and worked with me on the price. I would 100% recommend.

This is an amazing jewellery store…read more I never really noticed it anytime I walked by the shop but I kept seeing the name 'rhinestones' popping up in magazines and seeing some beautiful pieces featured in various shoots so when I realised it was THAT subtle little shop, I went over to have a gander. Now, every time I pass I have a little window shop. The pieces are all gorgeous and unique in their own way. They're antique, so I love that they each have their own history and their own story. Expect to find antique brooches, pearl necklaces and kitsch diamond earrings. Real statement pieces.

Cute tiny jewelry store that also sells Coo Coo clocks of all things.read more

I stopped in this small jewelry shop looking for one last gem to take home to the states. Neil was…read moregreat, absolutely knowledgeable and excited about rings to show me. We picked out a beautiful gold ring with sapphires. He was able to have it sized for me a couple hours later as I ran off to my flight. Price was right, service excellent.

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.

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.

The owner is fourth generation family jeweler. Most of the jewelry is in the window but he has some…read moreselection behind the counter. The vintage jewelry is fabulous I suggest you treat your special someone or yourself. Large price range.

Amazing selection of antique jewellery. The staff are very pleasant and extremely knowledgable.read more

Excellent experience both in their shop on Nassau Street (in Dublin, Ireland) and online…read more We visited them at their Dublin City Centre location last summer and were given excellent service. They patiently showed my wife many options and helped her select the necklace and earrings she wanted. They even showed me how to claim my VAT back, which saved us a pretty penny! Months later, the missus wanted a ring to complement her set, so she went online to their website and found a few options she liked, and I purchased one a few days later (some styles and sizes were not available). This was another seamless experience. Her ring arrived yesterday - it not only fits her perfectly, it is high quality and arrived in less than a week, shipped from Galway, Ireland. Thank you, Claddagh Jewellers, for all that you've done for us. We will return.

I had an unpleasant and covertly rude experience at this location in November 2022. It was my last…read moreday in Ireland, and I wanted to buy Claddagh rings for my family, so I came alone to Claddagh Jewelers due to their legacy and reputation. My issue was not with the jewelry itself but with the two young female attendants that I asked for assistance. I was very obviously American and a tourist since I told them I was from California. I told them I was looking for 14k jewelry pieces, but they told me that they only carried up to 10k. They then proceeded to speak to each other in front of me that I "must be looking for gaudy jewelry." I can say for a fact that nothing I was wearing was showy, bright, or tacky, so I deduced that I was instantly being pigeonholed into the "American tourist" stereotype. I left and went to R&C McCormack instead, where the customer service and jewelry were much better.