A girlie girl's heaven!…read more Jewellery Lane, situated just outside St Nicholas' Market is a teeny tiny shop filled with gold and silver pieces at top notch prices. But don't dear if these are outside your budget as they also stock more reasonably priced costume pieces as well as beaded necklaces and bracelets. The shop owner is exceptionally friendly and always happy to chat (especially about the pieces in store). My favourite part about jewellery lane is the fantastic window displays which change to suit the season. They also will be able to help with repairs and alterations.

Tucked on a busy corner of the market, this is a very very small shop! It is pretty much all window…read moredisplays and then a counter inside. It has a great selection of expensive and unusual gold and platinum but also round one side has cheaper dress jewellery and work by local makers. This section has some unusual pieces, from ultra-modern to hippie/gothic styles. The owner is very friendly, items are wrapped lovingly in coloured tissue papers and ribbons so makes for perfect gifts. They also provide a repairs and alterations service, which is sent off site so not on the spot. I had a very delicate gold chain altered and she took a lot of time to get it right when I was in the shop and the work was completed with great care.

In school I was always wary of other kids who had two first names as their whole name; it just…read moredidn't sit right with me. Dave Christopher is one of those such names but from what I can see, there's no reason not to distrust this place. Dave Christopher is a good solid jeweller with some very nice shops across the South West. The thing I like about this shop as opposed to other jewellers is how it caters for tastes right across the market. On one hand for instance they offer to buy people's gold for cash, alongside seemingly cheap and tacky earrings and gifts - clearly aiming at the lower end of the market. In juxtaposition to this you have a Rotary watch section with price tags that look more like phone numbers! It's a fair place offering good, honest jewellery.

amazing business. you can walk in always knowing you get the best quality at the best price. and…read morethe man who works there goes above and beyond in customer service.

I really love this shop. it has beautiful jewellery and gifts for sale. Mo is a genuine sweet man…read more He has fixed a few of my items of jewellery and always does it quickly and for a reasonable price. I highly recommend.

Vintage glamour at its best in this shop, with costume jewellery from all periods beautifully…read moredisplayed like Elizabeth Taylor's boudoir. With a lot of vintage minxes out there you can be sure to find something from your preferred decade - if not the real thing (some things are very pricey!) then the owners know their stuff to point you to something that will look the part for your budget. They are happy for you to browse and enquire about different pieces.

This is an utter treasure trove of jewellery - it's really quite mindblowing. It's a plush and…read moreornately adorned shop in Clifton Arcade, which has the widest and most aesthetically impressive aray of jewellery I've ever seen (and I've been dragged to a few shops in my time). This is true one on one customer service, as the kind gentleman behind the till, Mr Graves of the name, will find you, without fail, a piece that you'll fall in love with. Their secret power is the fact they cater to all - they have really affordable items, from £8, to things that most of us couldn't afford in a long time, as their catalogue extends to items near £8000. Nevertheless, the quality of service to both the £8 customers and the £8K customers is just as good. Even if you're not after a purchase, it's worth a look to be overwhelmed by the beauty of the shop itself, and then the items they keep. With adverts placed in Vogue, Tatler, and Harper & Collins, they have some serious clients and are decidedly Cliftonian, but these are all good things in my opinion. Go search for those gems!

Christopher Searle is one of those shops that does exactly as it says on the tin. Nestled in…read moreamongst a line of other independent stores along this stretch of Church Road sits this fine jewellers. Necklaces and earrings seem to be the main point of focus here with a good range of styles and price. Aside from the more delicate items this is also a good place to get some fancy timepieces. Ranging from big mantle-piece clocks to smaller wrist numbers they seem to have it all. This strikes me as a good honest shop knocking out some solid jewellery. Oh and watch out for the enormous 'millionaire' piggy banks.

I have had many things from this shop and had no problems at all.. the quality of the products are…read morefantastic.. the price is brilliant and the service .. well that is second to none!!! The sisters are great and thank goodness we still have some traditional small trading shops like that going... well done!!!

I love this shop, the window is always set out really well tempting me to go in and treat myself…read more Every now and then I do just that and I haven't been disappointed with anything that I have had from here. The prices vary but most items are really competetively priced. Not only do they have a wide range of beautiful jewellry and watches for you, they also have quite an extensive range of gift items as well. I bought a christening bracelet and mug from here and they wrapped them beautifully for me at no extra charge. The service is friendly but without being too pushy or you feeling rushed into making your purchase decision

Watchmaker, jeweller and gift shop by trade - this must be someone with a very fine hand indeed…read more Mostly the shop seems to sell collectibles. Collectibles - as in miniature models of cars, tractors and such like sold for obscene amounts of money. Obscene to me perhaps, but I'm sure to the budding collector it's worth the price. I can see that it's all very good quality and there's a huge range of different types. The models of cows feeding for £250 aside there's also a lot of jewellery and watch making going on. This is a good place to find some unique wrist-ware, and a model of some cows feeding - should you necessitate either.

From the owner: We specialise in jewellery,ring and watch repairs.We also are one of the main stockist for…read moreWaterford Crystal,Royal Doulton ,Wedgwood.Dartington and Caithness glass. We offer a while you wait watch battery fitting service and bracelet shortening service and have one of the largest stocks of watch batteries in Bristol.

Warning this jeweler massively over charged me. They charged…read moreme £22.20per gram of 9k gold ( spot price on that day was £18.05 ), but most others charge just %5 above spot ,which at todays prices should of been £18.95. As I bought £1000 worth of 9k gold they over charged me by around £170. So I recommend never buying from this shop. I know I will not be using them ever again.

My mother in law comes here especially to get her jewelery repaired. I think it says a lot about a…read moreshop when someone is prepared to travel from one side of town, when there are other stores nearby who offer the same service. A lovely antique necklace I have broke, the string the beads were held on was ancient rather than antique, they did a fantastic job repairing. Highly recommend if you need something repairing or want nice personal service when buying something special for someone

I absolutely love Iota on Gloucester Road for having all the quaint charm of Bloomsbury with the…read moreprice tag of Habitat. This family run business is fully stocked with sweet espresso cups, floral make up cases and pretty purses as well as other beautiful girlie house hold items. It's the perfect place to pick up gifts for feminine friends or to treat yourself to needless but attractive. Always busy with window shoppers, but there's always a friendly sales assistant at hand when you need them.

Like a cheaper (in a nice way) Bloomsbury, this is a mix of kitsch and modern gifts, books and…read morehomewares in one lovingly presented shop. Perfect for fitting out your boudoir or your kitchen if you, like me, prefer to bake than wash up. I had a lovely potter through here and came out with some unique wrapping paper and a vintage-inspired apron by local seamstresses Flo-Jo Clothing. Definitely one for the ladies who shop only, boys would easily get bored with the chintz.