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.

They have an excellent selection of new and vintage Rolex, Omega and Tudor. The sales team spent a…read morebunch of time with me showing me different models, even though I wasn't buying. Definitely worth a trip if you're a watch fanatic and are in Dublin!

Went in to see the possibility of buying a watch. The sales girl referred me to the manager and the…read moremanager informed me that the wait list for the watch I was interested in in has a waiting list of 10 years. They were obviously pushing to sell a second hand refurbished watch. Never will I go back in!!!!

This is the slickest of the three major jewellers in the Grafton Street area, the other two being…read moreWeir's and Appleby's. If you care to follow me in some expensive watch metaphor: Paul Sheeran's is a Rado watch, super sleek and borderline vulgar; whereas Weir's is a Rolex, a known-to-all institution but, still, borderline vulgar; and Appleby's is an Omega, just as dignified but less well known yet, also, borderline vulgar.

I was extremely lucky to be the recipient of a beautiful engagement ring bought from Paul Sheeran…read moreJewellers. The staff here are unreal, so attentive! We had some lovely Champagne when we went in to get the ring resized. As part of their packages, they offer free cleaning for life on their engagement rings and they always encourage you to come in and take full advantage of it. I have been in loads since I got the ring and they will do a full check and cleaning in a couple of hours while I enjoy the shopping in town. I would highly recommend popping into Paul Sheeran if you are in the market for some nice jewellery!

There's a secret in the hallways of Powerscourt Town Centre: a miniature jeweller's row of six or…read moreso glittering shop fronts -all specialising in gorgeous gems with aristocratic pedigree. At Corr's, a sparkling mainstay of this hidden alleyway behind the main shopping area, the stones and fine watches here are some of the best on the row (and that's saying a LOT). More than just a gem seller, Corr's is a real jewellers offering a remodelling and resetting service to update old jewellery with fresh designs. There's repairs and appraisal on the bling you bring in, but really the fun is in the window - take a tour of the beauties at Corr's for a little slice of glistering delight.

I took my grandmother's two rings in to get resized. They've been given a new life by the artistry…read moreat Corr's jewelers. Needless to say I'm very happy with the result. The jewelers were very helpful and were able to remove an old ring guard from one piece and save the 70 year old engraving of my grandparents' initials on the back of the other ring. If you have a an older piece of jewelry that needs to be fixed or altered, this is a great place.

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.

This is the type of Jeweller shop that I enjoy mooching around in I love looking at all the pretty…read morethings and the glamorous watches. I actually went here to get my Rolex serviced as it was more cost effective than some other choices. Apparently when you own a Rolex you are supposed to have it serviced every year but I could not afford to do this or remember and I can be of the mentality of it's not broke don't fix it! However my watch was rapidly losing time about 5 minutes every day which I was kind of adapting to but decided after about 8 years of wearing it perhaps it was time for the first service. While there I did also mention that as much as I loved the watch I could not read the time (so it losing time did not really matter) due to the little gold hands on the gold background. I asked about changing the colour of the background. They suggested changing the colour of the hands which was a MUCH cheaper option and was included in the price of the service. Cost of the service €380 and I got the watch back all nice and shiny AND I can tell the time again YIPPEE. Okay it may be a bit expensive but wearing a good watch is like wearing silk underwear - you just feel good.

It's great walking in here and having a snoop at all the beautiful jewellery, especially the…read moreantique and expensive watches. Unfortunately, the most elaborate thing I've bought there are watch batteries. Very exciting. However, even this simple purchase is worth mentioning. Not only because Dawson Jewellers are probably the best price in town (trust me, the shop in St. Stephen's Green Centre was a big flipping rip off), but they go above and beyond to be polite, friendly and considerate whatever your business. And not only did they replace the batteries, but they sealed the watches at very little extra expense So yes, small stuff for such a fancy place, but makes you think that if there comes a time to invest in an expensive and elaborate piece of jewellery, this would be the first stop.

I went into Thomas Gear to get my boyfriend's watch fixed and they didn't fix it. Granted I only…read moretold them that the pin in the strap needed replacing when in fact it needed a new battery as well. But you would think that a the repairman would realize this and replace it without prompting. No, I figured wrong. I only discovered my error (and theirs) when I returned it to my boyfriend. I need to comment on their jewellery as well, but before I launch into my criticism, I should admit that I'm prejudiced against gold. The shop sells a lot of gold: gold chains, earrings and wedding rings. In my opinion, most of their stuff is quite tacky and a little too mobster-like.

From the owner: One of Dublin's longest established Jewellers, we have been creating extraordinary Engagement Rings…read moreand Diamond Rings for over 40 years. Our customers are guaranteed that only the finest, ethically sourced diamonds and precious stones are used in making our jewellery. Thomas Gear's team of goldsmiths are among the most skilled in the world. One of Thomas Gear's designs is on display in the Newark Museum, New York. The New York Sunday Times also published a half page feature on Thomas Gear's work.

Bought watch strap on 17th June for e15 and broke within 4 weeks…read more Had altercation with manager as he insisted he never sold particular strap I had proof of purchase to Fast Fix but he still didn't believe me and didn't try to "Fix " the incident. Also insinuated purchase was not from his premises

Left a gold bracelet in to have the clasp fixed and got it back last Thursday. Over the weekend I…read morelost the bracelet as it obviously wasn't fixed properly. Fast Fix Dundrum wll not refund the 80 euro they charged to fix. don't go near.

I always think of Swatches as fun plastic watches, but when I stopped into their Grafton Street…read morestore I found that they're so much more. Yes, they sell the same cool plastic watches that made them famous in every color of the rainbow. Whether you want a minimal all-white watch or something with a fun and surprising pattern you can find it here. I loved one called Snuggle Bunch which featured a gaggle of adorable pastel animals all smooshed together. Their chronograph and automatic watches are what really surprised me. Keeping the same slim-line design of most of their products, the watches are at the same time light but substantial. But by far my favorite watch in the store was Giant Shimmer, a gold watch with a band covered in hearts and a face with a big glittery dollar sign on it. Bling bling with a sense of humor? Gotta love Swatch!

Buyer beware - this shop will charge 10 euro for a replacement battery available for 1 or 2 euro…read moreelsewhere - total rip off

This jewellry shop is here for as long as i can remember, actually its supposed to have been around…read moresince 1984 so i suppose its fairly accurate! If you want to fix a watch that is broken this is the place togo, ican remember my mom going in here to get her watches fixed a few times and i have gotten my watch repaired here too in the past. its not something you might think of doing these days, things are disposable and you can always get a new watch but if its one you really like why not get it repaired? you can of course buy jewellry in here too and like the watches your chains and bracelets can be repaired here too. there is always a little sale going in this place if you were trying to save a penny or two on a present!