Jeeves is, quite simply, fabulous. It stocks all manner of delicate jewellery, fashionable watches…read moreand beautiful ornaments which are perfect for that special occassion. Jeeves offer an engraving service which is very reasonably priced. The ornate lettering is stunning and can transform a relatively mundane gift into an invaluable possession. I have given and received several items engraved by Jeeves over the years, which range from compact mirrors and lipstick cases to hairbrushes and spoons and the standard has been consistently high. I recently had a number of small jewellery pieces of sentimental value converted into bracelet charms. The work was completed as I waited and was flawless: each item was soldered and polished to perfection. Jeeves also offer a valuation service and a repair service

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If you have ever seen those unbelievably irritating cash my gold adverts with the tangoed ball of…read morefun that is Dale Winton then you will know exactly what to expect from this place. The Gold Centre is another one of those opportunist establishments which is doing a great job of stating the obvious fact that gold is worth money. This place looks tacky and really is, the quality of the products is terribly poor and the staff verge on being outright rude which is understandable given their working environment. There is nothing except desperation for money which draws people to this shop which is basically a dressed up pawn store. On the whole this is not a very pleasant place to visit and unless you are REALLY strapped for cash I can not find any reason for people to frequent this store.

Had a ring resize and rhodium coating on two rings recently. Came back and felt a little too tight,…read moreso they sent it back to be redone with no charge. Can't recommend highly enough!

Cannot recommend this place enough it is a real jewellers shop owned and run by a real jeweller,…read morethis man can do all types of work, he also sells all kinds of original interesting items that you will not find in the chain stores, friendly helpful service. People in the know in Warrington shop here for their jewellery

HPJ - Half Price Jewellers, is a unique store. They sell a big range of silver and gold jewellery…read moreand watches but the items are displayed in glass cabinets and you fill out a form and take it to a booth type till for collection. They sell a good range of styles and have a good range of prices to match. I've bought a few things from HPJ and they've always been OK for the price but not lasted very long. If you want an item to match an outfit then this is a good place, but don't expect to purchase a family heirloom here.

Wongs is an upmarket jewellers in the middle of Liverpool city centre, specialising in bespoke…read morejewellery and remodelling old designs allowed them to become one of the most well known in Merseyside. They have a private viewing room where customers can view and try on jewellery in privacy. They sell a range of jewellrey including wedding and civil partnership rings, necklaces, watches and other every day jewellrey. They also provide an engraving service, allowing you to mark the jewellrey with a special message for a loved one or family member. Jewellrey can be expensive, and Wongs is no exception, but fortunately they offer a 0% interest finance option when you spend over £500. The jewellrey is gorgeous,and of an extremely high quality. I especially like the fact that you can work with the staff to design your own bespoke design. However, don't be surprised when you won't have any trouble spending over the £500 threshold for finance, it'll be a breeze.

This cosy little family run shop near Waterloo train station specialises in jewellery and watches…read moreas well as repairs of any sort of items of this kind. The owner is somewhat eccentric, telling many a tale about his life and the history of the local area but it all adds to the charm of the shop, which stands out amongst the other local jewellers (of which there are quite a few). Despite his eccentricity, he is still very knowledgeable and has given me great assistance and advice on many visits. I have been there on a few occasions for watch repairs, as well as browsing their products, and have found their service to be remarkably prompt, usually repairing my items in a couple of hours if they have time. The other members of staff there are always polite, friendly and ready to assist at all times as well, meaning going to A J Rogers is always a pleasant experience, whether you buy anything or not.

This has to be the worst ever jewellers I have had the displeasure of dealing with. Two less than…read moreable men who do not give out receipts when you leave your jewellery with them, who 'faff' about, are 'indirect', and when faced with a complaint, take the 'defensive mode' rather than being professional and curteous and apologetic for their gross failings as a 'repairer' of jewellery. I had a bad feeling as I entered the shop and wish I had taken note of my obvious correct intuition. I paid £29 for two small repairs to a gold necklace and a gold bracelet. I picked them up after more than 10 days of the jewellers having them - getting no confirmation that they were ready (i had to ring them) and then, after wearing them for no more than 5 hours, the bracelet dropped off my wrist (luckily I was indoors) and i couldn't believe that it had broke. I immediately felt wary about my necklace and as i undone the clasp, that broke too. I rang the shop and told them and they said to bring the items in, they would look at them and make 'their' appropriate verdict on what to do. I said I wanted a refund. I returned to the shop and the older man was less than apologetic or understanding and said I would have to leave the items with them and they would make their decision. I had to demand they deal with me there and then and make a refund. I was told i would have to wait as they were in the middle of another job that could not wait. I ensured they gave me receipts for leaving the items in their care. I would not leave the shop. I heard laughter from behind the scenes as they both disappeared. The younger man came forth and told me he would have to take the gold bolt clasp off that they had repaired... i asked if my original would be put back on - he replied 'you'll get one similar', I was unhappy about this, to which he replied, 'the world doesn't stop for you to get what you want'. Disgraceful trading. Avoid this shop.

I am a big fan of Ernest Jones! You can find a bargin but sometimes they dont really have special…read moreoffers for the customers. I have also shop there to get a present for family members when its a birthday or just a christmas gift.

Took my Breitling watch to them to see if it could be fixed. excellent service great value for…read moremoney compared to online services.

literally there 5 mins, went to 3 jewellers for a battery for my watch couldn't be done , was there…read morea few minutes done & dusted. thank you so much. .

This little shop, otherwise known locally as 13, is situated at the start of Lark Lane. It is an…read moreamazing little shop, with a definite tardis effect apparent as soon as you walk in. The shop is filled with cards, postcards, jewellery, wrapping paper, stationary, lighting, novelties, books, artwork, watches, bags, clothes, toys, ceramics, cosmetics and much much more. The shop is cluttered with hundreds of different items but at the same time it is tidy, clean and well organised. Whenever I have to buy a present or a card this is my first stop. There are gifts suitable for people of all ages and appropriate for all occasions. There is a huge range of cards available for all occasions. From the cute handmade cards to give to your mum, to the hilariously offence cards to give to friends, there is something here for everyone. My favourite part of the shop is the jewellery cabinets by the windows. The stock in here is changed and updated regularly and there is always something in the cabinets that catches my eye when I feel like treating myself to something sparkly.

A fantastic little shop that seems crammed from floor to ceiling with all things kitsch and…read moredesirable. From jokey Jesus statues to gorgeous mirror compacts, beautifully delicate jewellery and quirky cookie jars, this shop has it all. Similar to Utility in town, this has a more homey feel about it, and the staff are very nice. The only problem I found is that because it is so small I was scared to turn around in case I knocked something over and had to pay for it. Prices range from inexpensive to a raised eyebrow, as, for example, the compact mirror I was gushing overturned out to be £8. For a bit of plastic? I gasped. Yes, we all know I'm a miser. However, there are some truly hilarious bits and bobs in here, and it is hard not to buy anything. I especially loved the Carry on Camping plates that were on display in the window - imagine serving dinner on them and seeing Babs pertly staring at you...

Love it. Miss Millie can make my brooches and hair ribbons any day. From over the top bright…read moreribboned head bands to sweet based jewellery... necklaces laced with jellybabies? Yep. Iced gem rings? Yep. Party ring earrings? Yep. Awesome. The vintage brooches are beautiful, they have an assortment of styles and they have big detailed ones for around £8. My favourite items in the whole shop, which is a really difficult call to make, are the pocket watch necklaces. They have an array of fronts and little gold vintage watches too, all around the £20 mark. With a kitsch range of bags, scarves, rings and all sorts (including the Liquorice kind) come to Millie's for a fun twist on vintage shopping.

If you love unique, unusual jewellery and accessories, you need to drag yourself over to Miss…read moreMillie, inside Grand Central on Renshaw Street, because they offer one of the widest varieties of vintage and handmade jewellery that I've seen in Liverpool so far. The shop is about half and half of vintage/handmade. The shop owner told me that a lot of her vintage items come from America, and she has only recently returned from a buying trip in New York (June 2010), so you might want to check out her shop as soon as possible before all the good stuff is bought up! I saw a lot of really cool necklaces and pendants at great prices (most between £4 and £6), as well as really snazzy broaches, earrings, handbags, and some cute kawaii style items and some 60's/hippy type stuff. It's definitely worth a poke around, especially if you are already heading to Grand Central, or you're in need of a vintage shopping spree. Just let me know when you're going cuz I wanna go with you and keep you from buying all the stuff I want for myself!