One of Ireland’s oldest crafts is still burning bright in the heart of Co. Clare.

In a world of mass-produced jewellery, there is something truly special about a piece that has been thoughtfully designed and handcrafted by a skilled goldsmith.

At Gleeson Goldsmiths, located in Ballycasey Design & Retail Centre, Shannon traditional craftsmanship, creativity and a genuine passion for jewellery come together under one roof.

At the heart of the workshop is Master Goldsmith Brian Gleeson, whose expertise and dedication to his craft are reflected in every piece created. Alongside Brian is a team of three highly qualified goldsmiths, each bringing exceptional skill, knowledge and attention to detail. Together, they are keeping the centuries-old tradition of goldsmithing alive and thriving in Co. Clare.

What makes Gleeson Goldsmiths particularly special is the personal connection between maker and customer. Often, the person guiding you through your purchase is one of the goldsmiths who may actually design and handcraft your piece. Complementing the workshop is an experienced front-of-house team, offering friendly, knowledgeable advice and guiding customers through every step of their jewellery journey.

Gleeson Goldsmiths
Often, the person guiding you through your purchase is one of the goldsmiths who may actually design and handcraft your piece

From exquisite bespoke diamond engagement rings and individually handcrafted wedding bands to an affordable collection of handmade gold and silver jewellery for all ages, there is something to celebrate every occasion and every budget. The experience is equally special. Beautifully appointed, warm and luxurious surroundings provide a welcoming space to browse for that perfect gift, while a private Diamond Ring Room offers an intimate, relaxed setting for choosing a truly exceptional diamond or engagement ring.

One of the most meaningful aspects of their work is transforming treasured family jewellery into beautiful new designs. Sentimental pieces, perhaps inherited through generations, are lovingly reimagined into future heirlooms, preserving precious memories while creating something uniquely personal.

Proudly celebrating their Clare roots, Gleeson Goldsmiths are also the creators of the award-winning Burren Collection. Inspired by the extraordinary landscape of the Burren, this distinctive collection of gold and silver jewellery allows customers to wear a little piece of Co. Clare wherever life takes them.

Perhaps most remarkably, all jewellery making and repairs are carried out onsite in their own workshop, a level of craftsmanship and personal service that is increasingly rare.

With such exceptional expertise and craftsmanship right on your doorstep, Co. Clare is fortunate to be home to a team of highly skilled goldsmiths, creating beautiful, handcrafted jewellery to be treasured for generations.

Just 15 minutes from Ennis and Limerick, Gleeson Goldsmiths is a reminder that some of the finest craftsmanship can be found right here at home.

 

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