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Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes Eileen Hassett Jewellery different?
Each piece of Eileen Hassett Jewellery is designed and handcrafted in my workshop in County Tipperary. My jewellery is inspired by Ireland’s rich heritage, folklore, nature, family, music and the stories that connect us to the places and people we love.
I work mainly in sterling silver and gold, often incorporating gemstones, and every precious metal piece is hallmarked in Dublin Castle.
Personalised Jewellery
Yes. I have discs and hearts that are perfect for adding a personal touch. They can be worn on their own, added to other pieces such as a treble clef, or layered with other jewellery.
Personalisation can be created through engraving, stamped initials, or the addition of a birthstone or gemstone.
Adding a personal detail can make an already meaningful piece truly unique to the person receiving it.
If you have an idea for something personal, please get in touch and I will be happy to discuss what might be possible.
Ordering & Shipping
I ship jewellery within Ireland and internationally. Shipping within Ireland is free.
Shipping options and costs for international orders are shown at checkout. If you are ordering from outside Ireland and have any questions about delivery, please get in touch before ordering.
Most pieces that are in stock will be carefully packaged and posted as soon as possible after your order, usually within 3–5 days.
Please allow additional time for pieces that are made to order or personalised, as these need to be handcrafted and prepared especially for you.
If you need your jewellery by a particular date, please contact me before ordering and I will do my best to help.
Your jewellery will be carefully packaged so that it reaches you safely and is beautifully presented.
It will be ready to give as a gift, or to enjoy yourself.
Yes. Jewellery can be sent directly to the recipient.
If you are buying a gift and would like to include a personal message, please contact me and I will be happy to help.
Finding the Right Piece
Many of my pieces have a story or symbolism behind them, making them especially suited to gifts where you want to give something with a little more meaning.
Family and important life moments → explore personalised pieces, birthstones and meaningful symbols.
You might choose a piece for:
- A birthday
- A wedding or anniversary
- A graduation
- A new baby or christening
- A retirement
- Mother’s Day
- Christmas
- A special milestone or achievement
- A thank-you or friendship gift
- A keepsake to remember someone special
- Or simply because you saw something that reminded you of someone you love.
If you are buying a gift and are unsure which piece would be right, think about the person rather than the occasion.
What do they love?
Music → explore the Music Collection
Hurling or camogie → explore the Hurley Collection
Nature or gardening → explore the Seeds of Life and Daisy Fields collections
Mother Earth, sacred geometry or ancient symbols → explore the Lucas Spiral and Sacred Geometry pieces
Individuality and psychology → explore Square Peg in a Round Hole
Irish heritage and folklore → explore the Dancing Master and Circle of Life collections
Jewellery Care
With a little care, your jewellery can be enjoyed for many years.
I recommend:
- Store your jewellery somewhere dry and safe when you are not wearing it.
- Keep individual pieces separate where possible to prevent scratching or chains becoming tangled.
- Avoid wearing jewellery when swimming, showering or bathing.
- Remove jewellery before using perfumes, creams, hairspray or cleaning products.
- Take particular care with gemstones, as some stones are more delicate than others.
- Give your jewellery a gentle clean from time to time with a soft jewellery cloth.
Many pieces are designed to be worn and enjoyed regularly. However, jewellery will naturally show signs of wear over time.
Removing your jewellery before sleeping, showering, swimming, gardening or doing heavy work will help keep it looking beautiful for longer.
Sterling silver naturally develops a patina over time. Some people love this darker, aged appearance, while others prefer their silver to remain bright and shiny.
A gentle polish with a suitable jewellery polishing cloth can help restore its shine.
Keep your jewellery somewhere dry, preferably in its original box or a jewellery box.
Try to keep pieces separate from one another, particularly delicate chains and pieces containing gemstones.
