“Its’ hard to believe I have been here for 46 years” says Phyllis Mac Namara standing in her beloved Cobwebs, in Quay Lane Galway. The shop is packed with jewellery from every era, with a strong emphasis on diamond engagement rings both period and modern. “Selling engagement rings is possibly the most enjoyable aspect of
Jewellery expert Phyllis MacNamara of Cobwebs, Galway, is renowned for spotting the up and coming stars of the jewellery world having being the first to stock such names as Rodney Rayner, Kenneth Jay Lane, Tatty Devine and Alexis Bittar, long before they became well-known International names in the industry. But now Phyllis has discovered a
Cobwebs, well-known for our collection of antique and modern jewels, are looking for young people up to the age of 18 years old to enter their ‘Young Collectors Competition’. In its first year, the competition aims to celebrate and encourage young people with a passion for collecting. Cobwebs owner, Phyllis MacNamara says: “The exciting thing
As part of October being breast cancer awareness month, a special fundraising afternoon in aid of The National Breast Cancer Research Institute (NBCRI) will be held at the g hotel Galway on October 22th. The event entitled ‘tea at the g’ will feature a fabulous fashion preview from Galway’s leading boutique, Les Jumelles , highlighting
A very happy Louise Lynn from Limerick, winner of the ‘IMAGE Magazine Best Dressed Lady’ at this year’s Galway Race Ball, models a stunning diamond and pearl pendant from Cobwebs Galway which was the sparkling prize for the best dressed lady at this years Race Ball. The pendant which comprises of a white, cultured south
