Claires Accessories Uk

As any mum knows, her first child getting her ears pierced for the first time is a big deal. For my nine-​year-​old daughter it was a much-​anticipated, longed-​for event, so when the day finally dawned, it was a special one.
I found the service at Claire’s — a shop that most young girls love — to be excellent. The shop assistant who carried out the piercing was very friendly and made my daughter feel special, and offered me thorough information on everything involved before asking me to fill out the requisite form in order to do the piercing.
I felt satisfied with the standard of care provided, making it worth the not immodest price of 37 euros overall, and also with the sense appreciation of what the event signified for my child — and the shared excitement.
Overall a very satisfactory experience and one that I would recommend. And for my younger daughter, a treat of magnetic clip-​on studs meant that she could feel included, so we all left happy.

I got my ears re-​pierced in a Boston branch of Claire’s in the late 90s, so when a friend of mine was visiting Dublin from ‘deh country’ and expressed an interest in getting hers pierced, I thought Claire’s would be a good choice and indeed it was.
The staff were really friendly and professional, and talked about the oldest person who got her ears pierced there –81 years old, fair play! My friend was quite nervous but the woman who did the deed talked her through everything. My friend found the service very personal and professional, and when she popped back today to get some more cleaning solution, the woman behind the till remembered her and asked her ‘so what did your mum think?!’. Very sweet, especially considering the amount of footfall they get at this branch. Highly recommended for ear-​piercings.

Yay! I’m a fan… but I know I shouldn’t be because I’m older than 15! I went to Claire’s last for items for my halloween costume… but I must confess it’s a little guilty pleasure of mine… where else would one get those earrings perfect for the time of year (I still love wearing the Jack Skellington earrings I got there two years ago at this time of year!).
Claire sell «jewelry» — generally trinketty things made of plastic and non-​precious metal, hair things, and a small selection of hats and scarves and bags. They have random cute things any 7 year old girl would love and I defy anyone not to hear at least a little voice of their inner child in this shop. Most things are pretty inexpensive, although hats and scarves are more expensive than somewhere like penneys.
There’s lots and lots of glitter here — currently it’s on sale! I had to resist buying the spray on glitter because I’m too old and I have enough of it unused at home! Claires is fun and perfect for dressing up… just don’t tell your grown up friends where you got the stuff!

Oh Claire’s. I think if this store with a lot of fondness. This is an American company and is as ubiquitous in any mall as escalators. Every mall in America has at least one Claire’s. When I was a kid it was always a treat to come into the store and pick from the thousands of earrings, bracelets, hair bows and other trinkets.
Claire’s is not to be confused with an actual jewelry shop. Everything in here is cheaply mass produced in China and shipped all around the world so every little girl can sparkle a bit. Prices are low because quality is low.
But don’t get me wrong. Just because it is cheap doesn’t mean it’s bad. You can find some fun and playful accessories even if you are over the age of 12. Their earrings are the best — great selection of cute studs and dangly stuff.
They also do ear piercings, also a popular mall-​girl activity back in the day. Glad to see it’s still going strong, and at Claire’s if you get one ear done the other is 20% off or something like that.

I really like Claire’s Accessories especially the one on Westmoreland St as it is only minutes from where I work. I go there almost every week to see if they have new stuff in. They have lovely jewellery, hairbands and gift sets.