Childrens Jewellery
Children's jewellery has to do two things at once: look lovely and stand up to small hands and busy days! The pieces here are sized and styled for younger wearers, in sterling silver and gold, which are generally kinder to young skin than cheaper plated metals. The design of children’s jewellery in Ireland leans towards simple, meaningful shapes that a child can grow into rather than outgrow in a season, which is why so many become the first piece of real jewellery someone keeps for life. They make thoughtful gifts for birthdays, milestones and new arrivals. For very young children, choose secure fastenings, supervise wear and take pieces off for sleep, sport and swimming. For a first Holy Communion, our Communion jewellery is chosen specifically for the day. Browse the full range below.
Childrens Jewellery FAQs
Sterling silver and solid gold are the usual choices, as they’re generally better tolerated by young skin than plated base metals. Gold is the more durable of the two, while silver is lighter on a budget and easy to keep bright with a quick polish.
There’s no fixed age, but for babies and toddlers, small parts can be a hazard, so many parents wait or choose pieces worn only under supervision. Older children can wear most pieces day to day, taking them off for sleep, sport and swimming.
Measure with a soft tape and allow a little room so nothing sits tight. Adjustable fastenings and extenders are especially useful for children, since they let a piece grow with them rather than being outgrown within a year or two.
It’s one of the most popular choices for christenings, birthdays and first days at school. After all, a well-made piece can be kept for life. Many families give one piece and add to it over the years, building a small collection that marks each occasion.
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