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Engagement ring Cork

  • 20-06-2020 9:29pm
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    spitonmedickie
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    Been a few years since the last threads or posts on this I think. From those recommendations seem to be Keane's (I'd have guessed that!) Or Askoy. Any recent recommendations folks? Thanks


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  • #2
    Irishphotodesk
    Registered Users Posts: 1,896 ✭✭✭Irishphotodesk


    Tim, Annette and Audrey and the rest of the staff have taken care of my family over the years, michels jewelers near easons on Patrick street.

    Can’t recommend them enough, will be getting an eternity ring in a little over 2yrs (for 10yr anniversary) for my wife.

    I can’t fault keanes either, sister in-law works there.


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    Faith
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    Mod Note: FillaName, I’ve had to delete you post as it breaches the charter. If you have a look, you’ll see that it’s a requirement to be a member for at least 2 months or have a minimum of 20 posts.


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    cjmcork
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    same on this one - got engaged during lockdown, so haven't got my ring yet.......but am thinking of more antique options - anyone got any idea of bang for buck, or am I better off to head to the UK where jewellery (antique anyway) doesn't seem to be half as expensive?

    would like something with a bit of character and history to it - a lot of the modern rings are bit samey for me


  • #5
    MissShihTzu
    Registered Users Posts: 1,080 ✭✭✭MissShihTzu


    cjmcork wrote: »
    same on this one - got engaged during lockdown, so haven't got my ring yet.......but am thinking of more antique options - anyone got any idea of bang for buck, or am I better off to head to the UK where jewellery (antique anyway) doesn't seem to be half as expensive?

    would like something with a bit of character and history to it - a lot of the modern rings are bit samey for me


    Get you to Hatton Garden as soon as you're able. Much nicer rings and less expensive than here. Aksoy, Platinum Works are nice for Cork. Keane's is very overpriced and the ring designs very generic IMO.


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