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Where to find stunning Irish jewellery along the Wild Atlantic Way

Roisin Healy by Roisin Healy
July 1, 2019
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It’s no secret that Ireland’s creatives flock to the West Coast to bask in the thriving craft scene and the ever-inspiring landscape. So naturally, along the Wild Atlantic Away, you will find many craft and design shops that are home to beautiful Irish-made jewellery brands. You could support these makers by shopping on their online stores, but sometimes its nice to hold a piece in your hand and see it in the flesh before making a purchase. It’s also worth supporting these brilliant shops that are giving these makers a home! Whether you are looking for a special gift or investing in a piece for yourself, there are some really exciting shops to make sure you pop into when you are exploring the West this summer.

 

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2 Wild Geese, Galway

This relatively new shop is a hub for Irish design and really works to support makers here in Ireland. Here you will find Andrea Mears’ striking jewellery, unique Wood Life watches, colourful earrings by Emma Larkin Design, quirky jewellery by Iasc Designs and more. 

 

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@andreamearsjewellery dropped in these stunning earrings yesterday to add to her collection. If you are wondering about the processes involved in creating such wonderful pieces Andrea will be joining us in one of our “meet the maker” sessions over the coming weeks so keep an eye out for the date #wildatlanticway #madeingalway #madeinireland #irishgifts #valentinesdaygift

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Cait and I, Sligo

Run by sisters Kathleen and Tara McGowan, the shop stocks a well curated mix of Irish handmade craft and design including jewellery, ceramics and art prints. Find jewellery by Inner Island, Edge Only, Scribble & Stone, Sandra Hartwieg, Rowena Sheen, Jennifer Kinnear and more. 

Ór Jewellery, Galway

 

This shop stocks a wide range of Irish jewellery as well as exciting pieces from international brands. Here you will find fantastic Irish jewellery by Emma by Jane, Lynsey deBurca, Liwu Jewellery and more. 

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O’Reilly Turpin, Westport, Mayo

Situated in the picturesque town of Westport, O’Reilly Turpin champions Irish craft and design. Inside you will find pieces by Enibas, Alan Ardiff, Eily O’Connell, Box for My Treasure, Blaithin Ennis (earrings pictured below) and Scribble & Stone. 

 

 

The Cat and The Moon, Sligo

Run by Irish jeweller Martina Hamilton, this shop stocks Irish art and gifts as well as a range of Irish jewellery. Find Martina’s own designs inspired by the Irish coast, as well as Juvi, Seamus Gill, Chupi, Alan Ardiff and Enibas Jewellery. 

Leitrim Design House, Carrick-on-Shannon

This craft gallery is a wonderful destination that really celebrates brilliant Irish art, craft and design. Inside you will find the work of deBláca Jewellery, Danu Ceramics and Jonecari. 

Olive & Crew, Lahinch

This independent boutique is located in the small seaside village of Lahinch in Clare. As well as vintage clothes and Irish-made candles and gifts, you will find Punch and Fable earrings, Capulet & Montague, and Rowena Sheen Jewellery

Cobwebs Jewellers, Galway

With a beautiful location overlooking Galway’s Spanish Arch, this shop was established in 1972. Cobwebs stocks an array of modern and antique jewellery. Owner Phyllis MacNamara adores jewellery and has studied at Cartier and Sotheby’s in London. As well as one of a kind antiques you will also find Irish-made contemporary jewellery by Maria Dorai Raj and Nigel O’Reilly. 

Maddens, Tralee

This welcoming coffee and craft shop in Tralee on old Milk Market Lane is a wonderful space for the community and for Irish makers. With a focus on supporting the arts, this shop has lots of beautiful designs and is somewhere to browse, sit and chat with owners Rebekah and Ash. Find jewellery by Magpie Rose Jewellery (pictured below), Alison Walsh Jewellery, local milliners and more.  

Forest and Flock, Bantry

A hub for Irish makers in this beautiful West Cork village of Bantry, Forest and Flock is a cool space that is really supportive of Irish design. Find jewellery from Kaiko Studio, Gray Sea Designs, Hen Jewellery, Danu Ceramics and more. 

 

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Introducing @danuceramics for the beautiful weekend ahead! Danu was the ancient Celtic goddess of Earth and Creativity, and the Hindi goddess of water- these three elements are all fundamental to the creation if ceramics. Ruth Power studied ceramics in NCAD and earned a Design &Crafts Council of Ireland Future Makers Award. And so, goddess in her own right, specialises in handcrafted designer home pieces as well as this stunning jewellery range in porcelain and gold. #forestandflock #bantry #westcork #irishcraft #craftireland #irishmakers #irishdesign #irishdesigner #ceramics #porcelainjewellery #moon #goldfinish #countycork #lovecork #newventure #craftbusiness #irishhomes #springtime #naturalcreations #communityliving #loveyourtown #shoplocal

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