Stuarts Jewellers

We love charming wee charms. The phrase “they don’t make them like they used to” is so true when it comes to charms. Here is a great example. This gypsy caravan that opens up to reveal a fortune teller and her crystal ball, ready to tell you your future. If you see owning this charm in your future then head to our eBay page and check out all our other well crafted charms.

We will be closed for a week starting Monday 14th October re open Monday 21st October. Off to drink margaritas in the sun on a beach ☀️🍹🏝️🇲🇽

A unique opal & diamond cluster 18ct gold ring bringing us into October’s birthstone month with a dazzling play of colour.
Opal 4.65ct
Diamond 1.00ct
£6965

Here is an amazing example of a green amber ring 💚

Well it’s well and truly autumn and the most autumnal jewellery is AMBER. Amber is fossilized tree resin. It naturally occurs in a range of different colours. The classic yellow-orange-brown that is associated with the color “amber”, amber can range from a whitish color through a pale lemon yellow, to brown and almost black. Other uncommon colors include red amber, green amber, and even blue amber, which is rare and highly sought after.

Stirling pride tomorrow got us thinking about the flag colours and our jewellery. To represent red we choose GARNET ❤️

Stirling pride tomorrow got us thinking about the flag colours and our jewellery. To represent orange we choose FIRE OPAL 🧡

Stirling pride tomorrow got us thinking about the flag colours and our jewellery. To represent yellow we choose YELLOW GOLD 💛

Stirling pride tomorrow got us thinking about the flag colours and our jewellery. To represent green we choose MALACHITE 💚

Stirling pride tomorrow got us thinking about the flag colours and our jewellery. To represent blue we choose LAPIS LAZULI 💙

Stirling pride tomorrow got us thinking about the flag colours and our jewellery. To represent purple we choose AMETHYST 💜

Here are some black charm pendants for Friday 13th🕷️🌑 🖤🪜🐈‍⬛🧂

We are now on eBay and have some fantastic preloved jewellery that is up online to buy. Go give us a look see at Stuartsjewellers

Continuing the September sapphire theme here is a stunning 3 stone ring with a marquise cut pink sapphire and two trillion cut diamonds set in platinum £2465

Pink sapphires are stunning gemstones that range from light to dark pink. The pink sapphire symbolises love, truth and feminine power.

We work in such an iconic historic building in Stirling. The Athenaeum was designed by architect William Stirling I from Dunblane and built by Allan Johnstone on the site of a meat market. The Athenaeum is a prominent building that sits at the top end of King Street. It was built in 1816 and was originally a library and reading room. With beautiful architecture and design, the structure features a curved facade, a belfry, a tall clock tower, and a spire. A statue of Scottish hero, William Wallace, sits atop the arched entranceway of the building.

Sapphire season is upon us for all those September babies.

Sapphire traditionally symbolized sincerity, truth, faithfulness and nobility.

It is typically blue, but natural sapphires also occur in yellow, purple, orange, and green colours

New in stock evergreen Orissa necklace in gold vermeil, consisting of amazonite, green agate and moonstone. Paired with 4mm green garnet Orissa stud earrings.

New into stock, this classic collection…Pentland. Inspired by the Sea
Capturing the drama & movement of the waves, the constantly rolling motion of some of the strongest tides in the world
Made in Orkney, Scotland

We thought we’d brighten up a dull Monday with this stunning platinum three row brilliant and baguette cut diamond ring. 3.02ct G SI1 £6995

Into Greek mythology? Snake lover? A Versace fan? Been looking for an 18ct yellow gold Medusa head brooch / pendant with rubies…look no further, we’ve got you covered. 🐍🏛️

TIMELESS PEARLS

Proud in using the best pearls and capturing them on pieces that are affordable, timeless classics with a modern twist

Bluebell by inspired by nature. A beautiful flower at home in ancient woodlands all over Scotland and associated with fairies in folklore tales. Made in Orkney