My Irish Jeweler is run by Dublin jeweller College House Jewellers. We are based on Nassau St, near Trinity College Dublin.

WHY BUY FROM MY IRISH JEWELER ?

My Irish Jeweler is based in Ireland.  We provide a wide selection of high quality Irish Jewelry and Celtic Jewelry.

Our primary focus is to provide you the customer with the best service and value in Irish and Celtic jewelry.  We are constantly updating our range to give you the best possible choice available.

Company Details
The website is run by Peter Gavin of College House Jewellers. College House Jewellers has served customers in Dublin since opening its doors over 40 years ago, in 1963.

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Customer Service
Our primary focus will always be you the customer - we are totally committed to giving you the best value and service when it comes to you buying your real handmade Irish Jewelry.

We will answer any enquiry within 12 hours. 
We will endeavour to respond to any special requests - such as rush orders to your satisfaction.
If you have any comments, suggestions or questions just email us at info@myirishjeweler.com .  We look forward to hearing from you.

Why Buy Irish Jewelry?
Jewelry has been made in Ireland for 4,000 years. The skills and tradition of producing beautiful jewelry lives on today.  You will not find better value or quality of jewelry than that handmade in Ireland. All our Irish and Celtic jewelry is individually handcrafted by highly skilled craftsmen.  Irish jewelry is steeped in old irish tradition and culture.  Each design has it's own unigue meaning or representation as the Celts were often inspired by their strong emotions and natures' beauty.  They in turn mastered a creativity of wonderous beauty and skill, a talent passed on through the ages and generations. Irish jewelry is Irish tradition and culture at it's best. History of Irish Jewelry.

Your Guarantee of Quality:
Under Irish law dating back to 1637, in the reign of Charles I, all jewelry of precious metals must be assayed and stamped with the official hallmark - the traditional letter symbol for the year it was crafted, a fineness mark guaranteeing the purity of the gold, silver or platinum, and the official insignia of the Irish Assay Office in Dublin Castle.

Ireland is one of the few countries in the world that insists on every piece of jewelry being independently tested in this way.  For example this is not practice in the USA.

An assay is a test of the purity of metal. A tiny piece of metal is scraped from the piece of jewelry (e.g. inside of ring, back of pendant) and the percentage of gold, silver or platinum is determined. The ring is then stamped on the inside with the appropriate hallmark by the Assay Office. Your guarantee of quality.