Men's Jewellery
Men's jewellery works best when it looks like it’s always been there, so this selection is built around weight, finish and pieces that survive daily life. Chains for men’s jewellery in Ireland run from 9ct gold curb and figaro links to stainless steel, in lengths that sit at the collarbone or below the shirt line. Bracelets cover woven leather with steel fittings, polished and satin steel links and silver, including onyx and tiger's eye for anyone who prefers a darker stone to shine. Rings take in plain bands, signet styles and Claddagh designs in 9ct gold, and cufflinks remain the reliable formal piece. To buy men’s jewellery like this, prices start in the thirties and reach into the thousands, so it covers a first bracelet and a serious gift alike. Our gents bracelets are the usual starting point; browse the full range below.
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Men's Jewellery FAQs
Twenty inches sits at the collarbone and shows above an open collar, while twenty-two to twenty-four inches sits lower and is usually worn under a shirt. Taller or broader men generally go up a size so the chain doesn’t look tight at the neck.
Gold holds its value and never tarnishes, silver is softer and far cheaper to buy, and stainless steel is the toughest of the three and shrugs off knocks at work. Weight matters more than material: a thin chain in any metal will look lost.
It should move around the wrist but not slide over the hand, roughly a finger's width of slack. Steel and silver link bracelets can have links removed, so buy for comfort and have it shortened rather than sized too tight.
Keep leather dry, let it air if it does get wet and avoid soaking it. Steel needs only a wipe with a damp cloth, and both last longer if taken off before the gym, where sweat and chlorine do the real damage.
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