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8 years ago
Staff are always very helpful and friendly. Wide range of jewellery and brands, both designer watches and diamonds. Always use this local jeweller for repairs and gifts. read more
Kennedy Centre
Falls Road
Belfast BT11 9AE
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028 9062 0992
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If I had a big bag over flowing with cash or a rich and generous boyfriend I would head into…read moreMurray's and buy myself a big glittery bit of goodness. When it comes to buying jewelry i'm more of a cheap stuff: Claire's accessories, spending a bit: Argento, splashing out on a one off: Ellison Brothers but this place is over and above those. Wow the jewels are beautiful and very expensive. Usually I expect really expensive small shops to be empty but this was heaving the day I went in for a look for my coveted wedding jewelry. One glance and I knew I was in to deep in the money swamp and needed to get out. There was a necklace exactly like the style I'm looking for but unfortunately it was in excess of £600.00 - where's that rich boyfriend when you need him? On the way out, with my hands firmly clamped to my credit card, I noticed in the first cabinet by the door a lovely little collection of necklaces and bracelets for little girls - not cheap but reasonably priced and cute as a button - if I ever have a reason to buy for an under ten year old little lady I will be back here with bells on. Go if you are loaded, don't if you are skint.
I got my engagement ring here and then our wedding bands. Service is excellent. Would highly…read morerecommend.
Jewellery wholesalers - I got my engagement ring for a very competitive price and was served by a…read morelovely lady called Ethna who helped me and really personalised the service - she knew I was bewildered by lots of different styles at the one time and so she only presented a few for me to look at. Previous places we had looked had been pushy and totally over whelmed me with loads of different rings. Ethna was very kind, informative and understanding. Recently we went back to pick a wedding ring and there was a very funny moment when I was down on my hands and knees looking at the bottom shelf. The owner walked past the counter and started apologising. We later found out that he thought from my poise that I was proposing! I got my wedding ring here as well and it was at least £300 pounds cheaper than elsewhere! Highly, highly, highly recommend Ellison Brothers.
A fine selection of diamond jewellery, engagement rings etc all displayed in a very elegant and…read morewell presented showroom. With my better halfs birthday coming up I was shopping for some jewellery, wasn't quite sure exactly what I was after but the staff were very helpful, genuine and not too pushy. Got a great price on a beautiful necklace and have to say after looking at similar in some of the other local jewellers, Ellisons were the most keenly priced. Highly recommended.
Jewellery store was spotted. Jewellery store was gazed at through window. Jewellery shop was…read moreentered. Jewellery shop was noted as being teeny tiny. Pretty glass Rings were noticed in corner. Question was asked about the price of said rings. Sales lady opened up case. Sales lady answered, saying there were sixteen pounds each. Gulp. That's honestly how the situation felt up until that point. But I couldn't resist. And I love rings. Plus, I'd lost one a couple of the weeks before. I was sold. As I tried the various beautiful glass rings on, I was informed that they were handmade, and each was a slightly different size. I found a stunning bluey-lilacy coloured one, with a blaze of sparkly purple through it. It fitted perfectly on my ring finger (which sales lady told me was fine, as I thought most people wore them on their middle finger). So, £16 poorer, a ring richer, (and I still couldn't tell you what else was in that shop...not a whole lot is what I do know), and I was pretty happy. I'll not be losing this one in a hurry...
My mother hails from the rapidly deteriorating town of Ballynahinch, so we would occasionally…read morefrequent here so she can do things like meet her sisters etc, and I sometimes get dragged around the shops with her! One day I was taken in here by my mother who had the audacity to ask me to pick out something by myself for my little sisters birthday! What a ridiculous proposition! As my mum took a call I was forced to aimlessly look around the necklaces, rings and other jewellery of this place, before the lovely lady who ran the shop took me out of my misery. Most things in here are locally had crafted which gives you a good feeling about what you are buying. I ended up settling for a beautiful silver pendant, but there was a good amount of choice here, so if you want to treat a female in your life I don't think you can go far wrong with here!
Beautiful hand-made items. Nikki is also willing to help with jewelry repairs! A true gem in St…read moreGeorge's Market!
I was really pleased I took the time to go into this hidden gem of a shop…read more From the outside it just seems like a little jewellery shop selling fiddly pieces but inside is a tardis to home grown arts and crafts. The Empathy Creations themselves are all handmade pieces of jewellery from basic costume jewellery right up to really beautiful pieces suitable for a special occasion. they will also sit with you and plan a set to your own liking if you are looking for something they haven't got already. The back of the shop is like a little art gallery displaying pieces of pottery, clocks and paintings by local artists - a fabulous treat right on my doorstep! I couldn't resist buying my nephew a hand crafted jigsaw puzzle for a very decent price. Call in some day - the man behind the counter who makes the pieces is not pushy but very friendly. You will be pleasantly surprised at the treasures in store.
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What a gorgeous jewelry store!…read more I went in here with mom for a browse and we ended up caught up in here for about twenty minutes trying on rings. Mom and i both love semi precious, and precious gemstomes, so it was easy to spend time there. They shared with us that all jewelry there is made inhouse. They are not re-sellers. They buy the materials and make the jewelry. The prices there are a little higher, but not out of this world. But quality does come with a gentle premium. If you are looking for a higher end gift, this is the place to go.
The shop assistant was very helpful. She showed me different options, some I would have overlooked…read more Nothing was too much trouble.
They have two shops in the city centre. There's one in Ann Street and one in Castle Lane. I've…read morealways used the Castle Lane shop. The great thing about places like this is that they're a local, independent jewellers, which means they're much more realistic about prices and get a lot of trade from word-of-mouth and repeat customers. And because it's a long established family jewellers they very much built a reputation entrenched in older values and ideals - their attitude when they started off (at a time when Belfast was a more cash-strapped place) was obviously that if they provided a personal customer service, gave a good price and a decent discount for, say, wedding rings, then your friends and family would come to see them when they were looking for similar items. It worked, too. There are people who won't go to any other jewellers, at least until they've checked out Joseph Rea first. They have a wide selection of all kinds of jewellery, carry out repairs on watches and jewellery, and also buy scrap gold that's no good to you anymore.
There's just something exquisite that draws you to Joseph Rea's shop window even if you have no…read moreintention of buying anything. Maybe the fact that it's a family run store that has been around Belfast for years, or the 'Established since 18--' sign, but it just exudes quality in a way that chain stores such as Lunn's and H.Samuel's could never emulate. If I'm ever deliberately out looking for an expensive piece of jewellery (rarely, I tell you) then Joseph Rea's is my first stop. You just can't go anywhere else; they're unbeatable.
Incompetent at best. Have totally devalued my property and take no responsibility. If the owner…read morecannot distinguish between different chain types I wouldn't want to be buying graded gem stones from her. - I asked for a gold chain be be split, explaining that it had originally been a bracelet and necklace which had been joined some years before. I pointed out that the bracelet had only 5 closed links between each longer link whilst the original necklace had 7 (Figaro style), I was quoted £30, I later received a phone call to say that a basic round clasp would be joined to the necklace whilst the original lobster clasp would be attached to the bracelet. I asked if this could be reversed with the original lobster clasp fastening the necklace. This was agreed and I was quoted £60. On receipt of altered goods I noticed that the bracelet was actually part of the original necklace leaving the resultant 18inch necklace with two different types of chain!. I returned to the shop and was told by the owner that although she had known it was originally separate items she hadn't realised that the chains were different, I questioned this as I would have thought her profession as a jeweller would have qualified her to notice this type of thing, apparently not! The outcome is that the shop have refused to put right their error without charging me for additional work. I truly wish I had gone to any other jeweler in the city or better still sent it off to an online jeweler. If high street shops want to survive,they need to give a superior service and this was certainly not the case with Margaret Forbes far from it.
Several years ago I fell for a beautiful diamond ring displayed in the window of Margaret Forbes…read more Any time I was near the shop I'd check to see if they still had one on display until recently when I was fortunate enough to be able to buy it. When I tried the ring on it was a little loose so I asked if they had a smaller size and was advised that my fingers were probably a little thinner due to the cold weather. The sales person, Patricia suggested I buy the ring and if it was still slipping after a month or so to bring it back to be resized. When I brought the ring back I was told there would be a charge of £90. I had expected it to be done free of charge since they had suggested I wear the ring for a while and in light of the fact the ring cost almost £4,000. They would not renege so I ended up paying to have the ring resized. As a result of the poor customer care and after sales service I will not purchase from this jewellery store again.
This is an absolutely gorgeous little independently owned jewellers in the centre of Carrick…read more The shop is small and intimate with beautiful decor following their recent refurbishment, and a wonderful range of jewellery on offer. They offer well known brands such as Pandora, Michael Kors, Guess, Pilgrim and Thomas Sabo, along with their own range of jewellery. The pieces on offer are stunning and priced competitively. The customer service is fantastic, as when I enquired about a ring I was after and had seen elsewhere, they didn't stock it but were able to get it in for me the following week. Fantastic local business!
A lovely independently owned jewellery shop, they stock a wide range of silver and gold items…read more Ideal for buying birthday gifts if you want something a wee bit different as they stock their own range as well as all the usuals Thomas Sabo, Guess, pandora, Pilgrim etc The shop had makeover and it is lovely, very bright and airy inside giving the jewellery cabinets a good backdrop for viewing. The staff are helpful and will order something in for you if you ask.
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I have bought things out of here a number of times throughout my life. The most notable was a great…read morewatch I had when I was about 13 that I saved up for for ages, only for my sister to borrow it and subsequently velcro it to the wall of a train to Dublin and lose it on me. That aside, the service in here is really good I think. The staff are friendly, helpful, never pushy and always willing to let you try on another ring or bracelet or check out another watch. It has a nice corridor entrance which means you can check things out without feeling that you are in the way or under any obligation to buy anything.
I've got some lovely stuff from Beaverbrooks over the years. What I like most about them is that…read morethey sell jewellery to fit most budgets. I mean, back when I was in uni (therefore poor!), my friends and I were normally able to find something when it came to birthdays and whatnot. Equally though, you can find expensive watches from the likes of Rolex, as well as the all-important engagement and wedding rings. The service is always really personal without being overbearing, which is totally perfect for jewellery shops.
We made the happy trip here to buy my engagement ring. Well, I was happy throughout, my husband…read morebecame increasingly hot under the collar as I began to choose larger and more expensive rings on - well, a girl has to try, hasn't she? As soon as you come in, the staff are attentive and polite, and you are offered a cup of tea or coffee and some biscuits which I think is a lovely touch, when you consider that you are making a big decision when you are there, and you should not feel rushed but looked after and allowed to make a choice in a calm easy atmosphere. The girl who helped us was SO obliging and patient, and gave very good, informed advice on the 3 C's - all the things you need to know about diamonds. They were a wonderful choice for this piece of jewellery and I left a happy woman...not sure my husband could say the same...
Great selection of jewellery - hard to choose. Good communication and quick delivery. Thanksread more
This is a quirky little shop on the main street in Holywood. I call it quirky because it has a…read moremake-shift feel to it which makes me think that it may not be here for the long term and also because it sells handbags, jewellery and vastly reduced and random Christmas decorations. The handbags are designer lookey likies without being actual fakes. Just a passing resemblance to designer bags rather than full on copies. The jewellery is much more up my street - it's all costume stuff and some of it looks a little bit cheap but look carefully and you'll find some fab chunky bracelets and necklaces at brilliant prices. Long dangly necklaces are around £10-15 and bracelets are under £10 which compared with other shops selling similar stock is really really good. I recently picked up a silver (in colour only I would assume) necklace for £12 which would sell for at least twice that elsewhere. Don't forget to have a look at the haphazard collection of Christmassy staff down at the back. You won't find any matching sets but you might just grab a festive bargain!
This jewellers is slightly more upmarket than its counterpart across the way (H. Samuel) though…read morethey are run by the same company. Ernest Jones is popular with people getting married or those who want to spend a little more on a special occasion and want a piece of jewellery to reflect that. In store the sales staff are polite and helpful, they'll offer you assistance if you need it but they're also happy to leave you be to browse through their items. Most of their stock you can see from outside the shop anyway, so you don't have to go through all the hassle of small chit chat if you're just looking and not particularly wanting to buy anything, if you are interested though the staff are quick to offer their services and are knowledgeable about their range of products. E.J.'s is a pleasant experience where you can ooh and aah at all the pretty pieces on offer without being disturbed.
This store is one of the nicer ones in the Abbeycentre (but that's not really saying much to be…read morehonest!) I do find the staff a little...disinterested, shall we say? Which is kind of annoying when you're handing over good money, given that nothing in there is that cheap. I think, given the choice, I'd go to the branch in town. I've been in there a few times and have never found the staff to be anything but lovely.
I've often wondered where this small, unassuming gallery was, and after nipping in to Good…read moreVibrations I soon found out (it's up the stairs above the record shop). Stephen Shaw paints in watercolour and what really intrigued me about his work was his subject choice, where most people would think of water colours as being restricted to landscapes etc. Stephen has branched out in to painting local scenes (e.g. North Street arcade, Shankhill Graveyard, Ardoyne Shops) and it works brilliantly! It's lovely to see local scenes painted in such a wonderful way. The gallery is a tiny little place but what's more important is what is on the walls and that more than makes up for how small the viewing space is. When I visited a few days ago I noticed a small plant in the corner of the room. I discovered the seed form this beautiful plant was found in the ruins of North Street Arcade (after it was burnt out - reportedly in an arson attack) and this plant has grown from the embers of the fire in to the regenerating and beautiful process of life. I love this quirky gallery and will definitely be back to see the ever changing display grow and nourish.
I think I was only allowed into McNeillys because I was wearing a suit and looked completely non…read morethreatening. It is not that this shop is prejudice it is just that the jewellery in McNeillys is so expensive. This is a traditional Jewellers in every sense of the word, the door has a buzzer and you can do most of your browsing from the street. I would estimate that they have sold thousands of engagement rings over the years. This is the type of shop that an old romantic would go to get his nearest an engagement ring. I am purely basing this on how traditional the shop is, as I suppose it would have a little bit more meaning than getting a ring from a high street jeweller. McNeillys is all in all an excellent jewellers with friendly staff, I would say that the deal in big mainly deal in the big one off purchases but I as yet, fingers crossed one day, have not purchased from McNeillys.
Always makes me a bit nervous when I have to be 'buzzed' into a shop though when I spotted some of…read morethe price tags in here I could see why they were so security conscious. Being in full on 'browsing' mode the very pleasant assistant left us to it and indicted she'd be on hand if we wanted to see anything up close (ie. unlock the huge display cabinets). The shop was well set up, well light and all the jewellery looked pretty impressive in here. The only downside was that some of the prices were obscured so I was never really sure if I was looking at some mere trinket or the crown jewels. I suppose that's my ignorance in the jewellery field coming into play. For anyone serious about top end jewellery I would definitely recommend this shop with its classy stock and approach. They also do valuations and repairs so do consider it especially if you have a broken heirloom languishing in a drawer. Pros: Top quality jewellery. Cons: Definitely at the pricey end of the market.
What girl could possibly resist such a charming jewellery shop? Eh, not me anyway…read more The Silver Store isn't your Lunns / Joseph Rea type jewellery store, mainly because the jewellery isn't the top end, exorbitant kind, but also because of its quaintness, as well as its chilled atmosphere. You could just drift around all day, imagining that ring on your finger, or that necklace around your neck...sigh. The Silver Store is one of the jewellery shops you know you'll find something you like. There is everything you could possibly want - costume jewellery in the most beautiful colours, sterling silver stack rings, fascinators, scarves, tiaras...the list goes on. The tiaras were of particular interest, as my sister had decided she wanted one for her formal (next year mind you, but it pays to be organised), so we had a wee nosey at this stunning range. Oohs and aaahs from my sister said it all really...such dazzling jewellery. Meanwhile, my brother waited patiently outside, knowing that this sort of shop really wasn't his scene. With no mens jewellery, it definitely is one for the girls. Heaven really.
Ooh the beauty of The Silver Store. Exceptional jewellery, good prices and a cat that frequents the…read morestore for a saucer of milk :) Ah how I love the pretty little boxes which all contain such beautiful items of 'bling' (not the tacky, gawdy type, just nice pieces of decoration). Christmas times and Birthdays tend to mean a piece of jewellery from The Silver Store and ah, how I look forward to them. *Heart* Nearly every item in this small but exquisitve shop is crafted to perfection. It's really hard to come in here and not leave without buying something, so I have to hold back from visiting too often. I've been bought some real (methaphorical) gems from here. It's located in the charming and peaceful Scotch Quarter area in The Courtyard, Carrickfergus. There are also some great shops in this area so check them out if you're around here, oh and keep an eye out for the resident moggy who comes and goes as he pleases, so very sweet! The Silver Store sells all sorts of jewellery and not only in silver as the name would sugest. They offer; wedding rings (made to order), jewellery and accessories, antiques and diamonds, engagement rings, bridal jewellery and tiaras, handbags, hats and scarves.
Jacksons 38 is one of five (yes, you heard right) departments, if you like, all owned by Jacksons…read moreof Saintfield. Not a clue who this guy is, but he essentially owns half of the Main Street... As well as the main hardware / cookware store a few doors up, there is also a 'Lifestyle' stores few doors on up from that, which consists of a health food shop, a coffee shop and a home interiors shop. Phew! However, my trip was only to this sweet little boutique. Mainly consisting of ladies, gents and kids shoes, it is also a jewellery shop, an accessories shop (wallets, belts, scarves etc.), and a ladies clothes shop. Blinkin' heck. It's one of those shops that's a myriad of little rooms and sections that see to go on forever. There really is a beautiful selection, and the range of kid's school shoes rivals an actual shoe shop's range. The lady sales assistant was very pleasant and welcoming - cheery smiles galore. She was helpfully aiding a customer who was trying on shoes, but didn't neglect the others who were busy looking too. I must commend this Jackson fella on such a beautiful little shop. Highly recommended.
Conservatory Coffee, health food, boutiqueness…read moreHaiku perfection Visited here on a priest's recommendation to sip coffee with Michael W. Smith in the background and hoping to catch a nice Irish evangelical's eye... But even without those expectations being met (there's always next time), I think I've found my new favorite coffee shop in County Down. As you walk into Jackson's there is the boutique on the right, health food on the left, and straight to the back, nectar of the gods: COFFEE. Even further back, comfy couches and tables fill a beautiful, bright, glass conservatory facing out into the courtyard. Me and a friend sat until close (4:30 p.m.) sipping our coffee and admiring others fancy beverages and jealousy inducing desserts. While I have yet to witness it, I was told that the scones are as big as your head and full of fruity surprises. I couldn't ask for a better setting or cup of coffee to sip, sit, people watch, and/or work.
Ah Cash Converters, my old faithful. Although I have never actually done the good deal and swapped…read moremy valuables for a wad of cash I've certainly been in for a good nosy on many occasions. I like this one as it is big and imposing and bang in the middle of town. The jewelry that gets pawned isn't the greatest but they do have a nice selection of big tv's that people have needed to trade in for cold hard cash. Upstairs is also home to an awesome collection of acoustic and electric guitars. Lining the walls you can pay anything from £60 to £300 for a decent looking axe. They also have games, computers, exercise bikes and drum kits! A good place to pick up an unwanted gift or to shed one at that matter! I like to browse in here but I have never purchased, maybe if my guitar skills improve I could pick up a little beginners model in here.
No thanks. This is a…read moreplace where you bring your junk, you sell your junk and then other people come in and buy your junk. It's like Dickinson's Real Deal but instead of bringing in Chess sets worth hundreds of pounds, you are bringing in the old Fifa X box game and hoping for a fiver. It's handy money for tat you don't really need or want anymore, but it seems a bit like a Charity shop that keeps the money for themselves. Most of the stuff in here you probably won't ever buy, just like a Charity shop. But the only difference is that if you need any persuasion in a charity shop, your money is going to help prevent breast cancer or go to starving children. Here, it goes to people that live a few doors away from you. And they have a big television. I think the idea of a shop like this is good, especially during a recession where everyone needs a bit of extra cash. But the shop itself looks poor and could do with a bit of a refit to make it more modern and more appealing. I know people that come here and sell as much as they can, and then come out with some book someone once wrote for half the price. That is marginally pointless because you are replacing junk with more junk. Yes the shop is a good idea, but if you are desperate to make £2 for selling a box of old cds, why not give it to a charity shop where the money will go to something good? It seems a bit too much of a black market thing to me and I'm not particularly comfortable in it.