The best fashion and gift stores Jersey

Set in a beautiful stone building, this is a brand-new shopping mall combining cafés (including Costa and Fox & Firkin) and small boutiques. It's the ideal place for a short break (or to wait for your boat with a coffee) or to do some shopping (clothes, decorative objects, computer equipment, etc.). You'll also find a few good places to sit down and enjoy a meal. It's pretty and airy.

In this Queen Street boutique, you will find one of Jersey's specialties: jewelry! Here, everyone can indulge themselves by offering or dreaming of unique creations of exceptional jewelry, made by the talented Chenny Ma. Rings, solitaires, earrings, necklaces, diamonds, pearls and other luxurious stones... You should be dazzled by the quality of the work produced. And don't forget that there are no taxes in Jersey, so this may be your chance to splurge! You have been warned...

Here's a charming boutique to stop at while strolling down charming Bath Street! At Amélie's, the strolling traveler will find gifts from around the world that are invitations to travel, as well as linens, colorful clothes, small decorative objects, beautiful posters and all sorts of useful trinkets... or not, to slip into your suitcase. And a window display that's always a pleasure to look at. In short, a veritable Ali Baba's cave for smart travelers passing through the Isle of Jersey.

On the port of Saint-Hélier, just a few minutes from Liberation Station, nestles this friendly gallery featuring the work of many of the island's artists. Photos, fabrics, paintings, collages... We like it because it's the only gallery of its kind in Jersey. It's the ideal place to take a break and find a souvenir made in Jersey, a change from the usual souvenir stores, to slip into your suitcase before the boat home. You'll also find something to quench your thirst, as well as proposals for art courses and workshops.

Here you will find the largest display of pearl jewelry in the Channel Islands, no less. The pieces are created one by one by the craftsmen of the workshop. There is also a small café, very practical to warm up in winter or to enjoy the terrace in summer. In short, a nice place to take a break and admire the work of the artisans and why not to fall for one of the many unique creations. You are warned! Otherwise, for £30 you can buy an oyster and its pearl.

Catherine Best, a world-renowned jewelry artist, has long been based in Guernsey. She also has another workshop-boutique-restaurant here in Jersey. And not just anywhere, in a beautifully renovated country mill, a historical monument dating back to 1837. You can see her creations and if you feel like it (take advantage of the fact that the island is tax-free), you can order a custom-made piece of jewelry. It is (very) expensive but unique. Otherwise, you can just stop by for the pleasure of your eyes.

Waterstone's is a very complete bookstore that offers books in English on everything and on the Channel Islands in particular. A nice section of specialized books: history of Jersey, gastronomy of Jersey, fishing in Jersey, legends of Jersey, tourism in Jersey, etc. With many beautiful books which can constitute as many beautiful memories to slip into its luggage. The reception is smiling and the advice always wise. You can also take advantage of some spaces to read on the spot. Practical during a rain shower!

For over two centuries, De Gruchy has been the local shopping star. It is THE department store in St. Helier. It opened in 1810 and is now the largest in the Channel Islands. Locals and tourists alike come here to decorate their homes, find their Christmas decorations and fill their wardrobes with top brands. You can also get a blow-dry or have your beard trimmed. And to recover from your shopping trip, what better than a tea at the Brasserie?