Shopping in Jersey
Jersey has a very unique position as a world leading offshore finance
centre and a relaxed holiday destination. This combination ensures that
Jersey’s capital St Helier, for its size, has a fantastic selection
of shops from world leading Jewellers such as Hettich through to La Mare
Vineyards selling Jersey made black butter and cider. Jersey also benefits
from having no VAT meaning that holiday shopping spree can be more fun!
We have selected a few of our favourite
shops and given a summary of each below, all are with in easy walking
distance of our hotels so you don’t need to worry about carrying
that shopping back too far.
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Jewellers
Hettich
1 King Street, St Helier
Jersey’s most exclusive jewellery shop selling
some of the finest watches including Rolex and Patek Philippe not to mention
rings and necklaces that will make anyone feel special.
www.hettich.co.uk
Aurum Jewellers
2 Charing Cross, St Helier, Jersey, JE2 3RP
Aurum Jewellers in Jersey are renowned for there bespoke gold and silver jewellery, exclusive giftware and rare gems. They are a family business and have carved out an enviable reputation as one of the Island's leading jewellers using artistry and craftmanship to capture the beauty, warmth and fire of precious metals and gemstones.
www.aurumjewellers.co.uk
Catherine Best
The Windmill, Les Chenolles, St Peter
Not actually in St Helier but well worth a visit based in a converted
windmill in St Peter, Catherine Best designs and manufactures all her own
jewellery in the Channel Islands much of it on site and in view of those
browsing the collection.
www.catherinebest.com
Women’s Clothing
Charade
26 Hillgrove Street, St. Helier
A stylish small boutique selling
designer labels such as Mulberry for all seasons.
Men & Women's Clothing
Jaeger
Highland House, 27b Halkett Street,
St. Helier
Two floors of men and women's fashion
. Own label.
Austin Reed
Unit 2, Highland House, Halkett Street St. Helier
Men and woman's fashion including suits, casual wear, swimwear, knitwear, jewellery and accessories.
Department Stores
Voisins
King Street, St Helier
Having just undergone a major refit this store is particularly good with
departments covering most items. The men’s section is one of the
best areas as is the music and films.
De Gruchy
King Street, St Helier
de Gruchy is one of the oldest retail department stores in the UK and Channel Islands trading in Jersey for almost two hundred years. It has recently gone through a major refit making it the most exciting and impressive retail destination in the Channel Islands. The new refurbished mens department is well worth a visit, with many
brands of top quality clothing including Paul and Shark, Gant, Ben Sherman, Calvin Klein, Polo Ralph Lauren and Hugo Boss making de Gruchy the number one place to shop for all your mens' needs.
Marks & Spencer
54/58 King Street, St. Helier
Opening times:- 8.30am - 7pm Monday to Friday
8.30m - 6pm Saturday. Telephone 508700
One of Jersey's most popular retail stores, situated in the centre of town.
Market
Jersey Fish
Market
You may not want
to buy any fish while on holiday, but if you want to see some of the finest
fresh fish anywhere in the world this is a good place to visit. The market
is quite small but if you want to learn about the fish and shell fish
the traders are more then happy to answer questions and the small fish
restaurant in the market is superb one of the best places for a snack
lunch in Jersey.
Wine Cellars
Bergerac Wine Cellar
37 Hill Street, St Helier
This small shop is a treat for exploring. Some great ideas for presents
can be found in here with older vintages and special bottles on offer.
Unfortunately not open all week.
Genuine Jersey
Genuine Jersey is a trademark of products that
are actually made on the Island. The only one of the group that has a
shop in town is La Mare Vineyards who sell the very popular Jersey Apple
Brandy as well as their wines and ciders. They also stock products from
Jersey Lavender Farm. Also in the group worth a visit are Jersey Potteries
in Gorey. This as much an attraction as a shop where you can enjoy lunch,
watch the pots being made, and buy some great pottery. |