I always say this about shops of this nature, but fairy ornaments etc remind me of the wicca craze…read morethat hit in the mid to late 90s. Perhaps Charmed and Buffy saw that trend flying into my high school, and I distinctly remember my then best friend's room looking not unlike this shop. Shops like Enchantment are becoming fewer and further between, but it's nice that this one still does well. There are little pewter ornaments of delicate garden sprites, elves and fairies lining the shelves of this place, and dangling from the ceiling in abundance. If you're into pixies, healing stones and a touch of magic, then you'll like it. My mum likes ornaments like these and it's a great wee resource not too far from the Royal Mile if you're looking for an impish wee pressie. It's a nice change from seeing green ornaments in the shape of Loch dwelling monsters.

Enchantment is very enchanting indeed and as soon as you walk in you are surrounded by fairy…read morefigurines, crystals and various other magic related items. I can imagine this place would be ideal for people who are into alternative healing therapies with their range of crystals on offer and the whole shop has a very peaceful, tranquil feel to it. It's a little bit different to your average shop and I can't see myself ever needing anything from it but if fairy's float your boat, then why not?

I am only being slightly dramatic when I say that this boutique changed my life - it's lovely and…read morecool and hip and cute. The best shop I stepped into while in the UK. Everything seems so specially chosen - the aesthetic is perfectly curated and original. I bought several souvenirs and really enjoyed just looking at each item they had on display. The jewelry is beautiful and the patches/pins are perfect gifts to bring home to friends and family.

A great shop! It has watches, jewelry, prints, bags,…read moreanything you could want if you are looking for a unique gift (for yourself OR someone else). I was also impressed by the range of prices, many indie shops stick to one price range but there was everything here from inexpensive and fun acrylics to much more 'cher' pieces. It will be my first stop when I want to impress out of town friends that think Edinburgh is all tourist shops and historical monuments (not that those are bad either!)

This jewelry shop comes highly recommended from a local - she says it's her favorite in all of…read moreEdinburgh. It's located conveniently on the Royal Mile and is open until 10pm. Take your time when you go in because there are so many stones and ring types to choose from. You could spend hours there. The owner finds all the stones himself. It's just a really cool shop. It's a small space so it may get a little crowded and the attendants may ask you to pause your shopping because they can't see what everyone is doing. My quartz ring was £72, and I'm absolutely in love.

This is a lovely wee shop that just opened in March but apparently has been going for many years…read moreselling jewellery on the Royal Mile at the outdoor market stalls. All of the gemstones were collected and set by the owner and they have a great selection of Scottish marble, Iona marble, and even Australian opal. The staff are super knowledgeable and friendly too. They have some beautiful things I've been eying for myself and great gifts for others!

Another part of the Royal Mile selling Heritage of Scotland products, and the jewellery in here is…read morereally beautiful. If you like traditional Celtic pieces then this is the place for you, available in silver and gold and in a range of styles. The shop stocks Ortak and Heathergem to name a couple of brands, and I like the Heathergem earrings in particular, with stones coloured from heather stems, so each one is unique. They range from £10 right up to £100 plus, so there is something for everyone. Great wee shop to pick up some traditional Scottish jewellery.

-D&G Watches -Sheila Fleet…read more-Nomination -Hot Diamonds -Ortak ...are just some of the name brands that you will find stocked in Royal Mile Jewellery. Unlike the other jewellers on the Royal Mile this shop stocks a more varied stock. In that I mean, not everything is Scottish themed. When I came in for a browse, the staff were very helpful and the shop is very well organised so I enjoyed just browsing round at all the wares. As I have said in other reviews, I have a soft spot for Sheila Fleet jewellery and they have an excellent selection here. Overall, an excellent jewellers to pick up gifts, souvenirs or just to spoil yourself!

I was instantly attracted to this shop by all the antiques lined up in the window. The brooches and…read moregorgeous porcelain ladies galore made my eyes bulge in awe. It's very small, but utterly brimming with stock. It makes me feel like I'm in someone's attic, it's very personal. The collection ranges from old 1920s pocket mirrors to beautifully binded books, with nouveau inspired flowers running up the spine. The woman stationed behind the desk is absolutely lovely, and although it is an intimate setting she leaves you free to browse without badgering you to buy. The brooch collections are surprisingly cheap and she has a box full of antique postcards. There's something melancholy about rooting through a box full of heartfelt scribblings from another time, but it is nevertheless interesting. For film makers and art projects at least the donated, personalised cards and monochrome photographs would come to a good use. A Pandora's box of yesterday's treasure that you would willingly open if you're into well preserved, pretty bygones.

Its a small shop, ideal for a browse, especially when you have time to spare. The stock is sort of…read moreoverflowing and you can find all sort of trinkets, jewelry, memorabilia, books. Downstairs you will find a lot of books, packed everywhere. It gives you the idea of the place where one mans rubbish is another mans treasure and you can spend an age in here. Most definitely worth a visit if antiques and rummaging through such stores is your thing.

Fantastic job done on two engagement rings. Really pleasedread more

Marshalls looks like a traditional, older fashioned jewellery store from the exterior but you may…read morebe pleasantly surprised. I had mistakingly thought it looked a bit outdated, but they've got some lovely, delicate looking rings for as little as a tenner, Ortak necklaces and an interesting collection of second hand gold charms. A lot of their styles will appeal to older generations, but there are contemporary pieces if you look hard enough. Marshalls is also a functioning store that polishes, mends, customises pieces and engraves on request. The business is a Jack of all trades in that respect, but for the casual browser there are both timeless, modern and unusual trinkets to suit a variety of clinetele.

I was looking for vintage jewelry as souvenirs while visiting Edinburgh, with quality jewelry that…read morewasn't a place that you needed to make an appointment for, where you could find a good selection of reasonably priced items instead of high end items costing tens of thousands of dollars. This was the perfect place and the service was excellent! I ended up finding two rings that I love.

If you are into quality jewellery, Goodwins Antiques is the place to go. Situated in Rose Street,…read moreGoodwins is right in the city centre and is just round the corner from the main shopping street in Edinburgh, Princes Street, and so it is a convenient place to reach. Goodwins sell a mixture of both antique and new jewellery and so there is bound to be something in here to suit everyone's taste. They sell a vast range of beautiful contemporary jewellery, which is really expensive, but absolutely gorgeous. I came in here last year to look for a birthday present for myself and felt completely overwhelmed by all the huge selection of gifts available. I bought the most amazing silver bracelet, which was expensive, but so worth as it is of excellent quality and I wear it all the time. The staff in this store are always incredibly friendly and highly professional and are able to answer all of your questions. A truly wonderful jewellery store with gorgeous stock- can't wait till the day that I can afford their more expensive gifts!

One of only 2 stores on the Royal Mile that is still owned and operated by the same family. The…read moreowners have amassed an amazing collection of truly beautiful pieces of jewelry from a range of prices. You'll find £200 silver rings from the 90s to priceless sapphire necklaces from the 1700s. But for as exquisite as their pieces are, the owners are extremely friendly and, if you ask, will tell you all about the various eras of the Royal Mile. My fiancée tried on a gorgeous silver necklace from a 1940s/50s contemporary of Frida Kahlo, and provided us with a packet of documentation proving it. After buying the piece (it looks amazing on her) we looked up the jewelry designer and found that, frankly, they could have been charging a lot more for the necklace. We walked away with an amazing deal, a beautiful necklace, and probably the best interaction I've ever had at a jewelry shop in my life.

This jewelry store is one very, very special place. Yes, they have amazing gorgeous jewelry, but…read morethe store is way more than that - visiting this store is an experience - a wonderful experience. The kind and brilliant brothers that run the place are nothing short of remarkable. They have taught me so much about jewelry, the history of the jewelry and the area. I visit this store every time I go to Edinburgh, would not miss it.

Lovely shop with a nice variety of gifts and jewelry. Shopkeeper was extremely friendly and made it…read morea wonderful visit.

This was one of my favorite shops near the Royal Mile. I stumbled upon it on my way to the train…read morestation. It had very unique and artsy items. It was very different from the tchotchke shops found on the main strip. I wanted to buy out the store but I had to be practical while traveling. I was very surprised on how reasonable the prices were too. It's very close to the Royal Mile and so worth checking out.

There's another Palenque store on Rose Street, but this one, which I think was the original would…read morebe more convenient if you're in or around the Old Town. Granted I've realized how small Edinburgh is, so to any passably active person it won't really make a difference. Palenque is a store for anyone who'd like their jewellery to have some personality! I think it's quite special because it manages to achieve this without being very expensive, or so cheap it breaks after a few hours (I've had this experience with quirky "bargains" before. They sell all sorts of pendants, necklaces, rings, earrings, bracelets etc with pearls, crystal, stone and enamel. I'm a big fan of the pendants, but I'm still frustrated at not having found the kind of ring I'm looking for i.e pretty, not the size of a golf ball etc.. Otherwise, they're lots of pieces I'd happily add to my wishlist. This store is a little smaller than the one on Rose Street, and they sometimes get different stock so it could be fun to compare.