Looking for a jeweller in Scotland? Here you will find a comprehensive list of recommended jewellers with detailed business profiles, services, products, customer reviews and ratings. Get multiple free quotes!
25 jewellers are listed in Scotland, most in Glasgow, Fife and Argyll and Bute. Compare their services and contact details, then ask two or three for free quotes.
Fife Jewellers — Winski Bros Ltd — was established in 1961 as an independent family run business. It was taken over by the Pye family in 1983 (previous owners of James D Pye, Methil, Est 1908) and is now run by Jim & Liz Pye 3rd generation in the family trade.
Specialising in the design and manufacture of quality contemporary jewellery, a passion for creating unique, imaginative and timeless collections Attention to detail is Timothy J Sharp’s most important aspect when creating your special piece of bespoke jewellery.
The Studio Jewellery workshop has been established for 30 years and has built up a reputation for the quality of fine jewellery made there. The flagship store and workshop is located in the picturesque seaside village of Fortrose, where the workshop looks out on to the 13th century cathedral.
Welcome to Sovereign Jewellers. Here you will find our stunning collection of hand crafted, exquisitely designed jewellery carefully selected for your complete approval. From our own workshop our master craftsmen design and produce exclusive and individual styles of rings or jewellery to suit all tastes.
Scotland-based Family jewellers who design and create custom-made pieces from our workshop in Larkhall, just south of Glasgow. Head to the top of our page to book your bespoke consultation with us.
A lovely gift for yourself or a partner, as a remembrance or a celebration. Scottish Island Jewellery's fabulous Sterling silver ‘Scottish Islands’ are a truly wonderful way to display and wear your delight in one of Scotland's many inspirational islands. Handmade pendants, cufflinks, earrings, tie tac's and bracelets all available made in the shape of Scottish islands. Read more...
There’s something very special about the idea of turning overlooked, old jewellery into a wearable and loved piece again. The popularity of recycling continues, and creating a look that’s unique is as important as saving money.
The McLauchlan family started trading in the town of Paisley in the latter half of the nineteenth century. It was early in the twentieth century when the newly widowed Kate McLauchlan started trading in her own right in china, crystal, cutlery and fancy goods. She opened a jewellers and fancy goods shop in Paisley High Street in 1909, the year that Read more...
