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14th April 2017
04:06pm BST
Irish jewellery is having a moment.
From delicate golden chains to eye-catching forever rings, Irish designers are going above and beyond more than ever to please the jewel-loving masses.
We've rounded up the best of the best to show you exactly what we mean – so here they are, in all of their sparkling glory...
These gorgeous pieces are a minimalist's dream. Dainty, delicate and in the richest shade of gold, you can't go wrong with a piece of this delicate collection.
Chupi is almost a household name in terms of Irish jewellery at the minute. And with her gorgeous array of wild and natural themed pieces, it's not hard to see why.
C M Weldon, located in the Powerscourt Town Centre, is the epitome of fine design. Hailing from a long-line of jewellers, Weldon specialises in fine diamonds and coloured stones as well as extremely rare diamond necklaces and bracelets.
Loulerie was opened back in 2007 by Louise Stokes on her return from New York, working in Fine Jewellery. So you know the gal knows her stuff.
The bespoke jeweller is located on Chatham Street, Dublin 2.
A favourite for all those who love individual, story-telling and silver pieces - Alan Ardiff jewellery make great presents, as they can be tailored to suit everyone's loves, tastes and styles.
Located in Cavan, Elena Brennan's jewellery mixes gold and silver in a really beautiful way. Taking inspiration from nature, mythological stories and the Irish landscape – these pieces will definitely stand the test of time.
Are you someone who likes a bit of colour with their jewels? Well Vivien Walsh's pieces are the ones for you.
The contemporary designer's jewellery is suitable for every age, taste and skin type - with stones of every colour, and nods to earthy styles.
Master crafter Murphy is the best of the best, making each piece of his incredible collection by hand, suiting them entirely to the customer's tastes.
His work ranges from dainty necklaces to showstopper rings and boasts something to suit absolutely everybody.
Feel like we left any out? Let us know in the comments.
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