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Strolling the streets of St. Helier will allow you to chance upon all manner of wonderful boutiques and stores. Whether you’re looking for a locally produced Genuine Jersey gift or to take advantage of Jersey’s VAT free shopping, relax and enjoy your time in town! Please note that Jersey shops have limited opening on Sundays so if you’re planning a weekend, shop on Saturday and head out into nature or for lunch on Sunday!

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Shopping in Jersey

Despite its small island charm, Jersey hosts more independent stores and boutiques than your average high street. You’ll find luxury goods and bespoke souvenirs from island brands enabling you to take home a memory of Jersey. Shopping for your favourite brands is even easier with the added benefit of VAT-free prices.

Department Stores And Gift Shopping

If you want it all under one roof, check out Voisins and de Gruchy department stores, the ‘Selfridges’ and ‘Harrods’ of Jersey, both located on the main shopping street of St. Helier; both have been developed in recent years to create a cutting edge environment behind the traditional facades. It’s worth a wander through each.

Jersey’s only covered shopping area, Liberty Wharf, offers an array of boutique stores in one place and a great destination for locally-inspired gifts. If you want to take the taste of Jersey home with you, there’s nowhere better to pick up Genuine Jersey products, hampers and hand selected wines than Maison de Jersey on King Street.

Jewellery

Looking for something that sparkles? A visit to Jersey’s oldest jewellers, Hettich offers 117 years of experience and the same VATfree discounts on their world class brands from Cartier to Rolex and their exclusive diamond collection.

For another Jersey touch, keep it local at Rivoli Jewellers, their ‘Centre Ville’ silver collection is influenced by the castings on buildings, lamp posts and street furniture around King Street and the Central Market in Jersey. This local family run jewellers in the heart of St. Helier also features a large, Swiss style, revolving clock, that chimes playing music as it changes scene every hour to the delights of a gathered crowd.

If you’re seeking beautifully bespoke, Catherine Best makes for a designer day out. Browse their extensive showroom with many Genuine Jersey pieces on offer or watch the master jewellers create a bespoke piece to your own design in the open studio. Offering a completely unique jewellery journey, at Jersey Pearl you can enjoy guided talks or even experience picking your own oyster to discover the gem within. The skilled artisans can then string an incredible range of pieces by hand, made to your own design. Back in St. Helier, treat yourself to a piece of Swarovski jewellery or crystal piece at the STORY by Rivoli store or the unique local pieces at Jersey Gems, featuring locally-designed pearl and gemstone jewellery set with Jersey Granite, Jersey Ormer Shell and other gems sourced around our beautiful island.

Boutiques

Boutique shopping at its best all in strolling distance from one another (ideal for heavy bag laden arms). Visit Harriet and Rose for cool giftware on the highstreet. Further up the road, just as you pass the second turning to The Royal Square, you’ll find the relatively new Wild Atlantique that features a malange of items with coastal living vibe.

If you’ve a love for homeware and fashion at its most unique, The Loving Chair Company delivers luxury, colour and imaginative design in droves. There’s also plenty out of town shopping to enjoy. Chi Chi in St. Aubin injects the quaint town with an eclectic dose of worldly trinkets, jewellery, bohemian clothing lines and more. The perfect addition to a day of harbour-side strolling.

Arts And Crafts

If you’re looking for some arts and crafts, head in to the central market or out east to Gorey Harbour to find Jane James Ceramics . If you’re out west before Christmas, wander down the bulwark in St. Aubin to The Harbour Gallery. Exhibiting the work of over 100 local artists and craftworkers you can purchase handmade silver, printed canvases and landmark models as the perfect souvenir. The Harbour Gallery is moving to a new location in St. Helier in 2023

Look out for the Genuine Jersey Mark for authentic island produce. Learn more about it overleaf.

The White House Ceramic replica of Jersey’s famous White House by local artist Rosemary Blackmore.

£49, Harbour Gallery

Take home a Genuine Jersey gift.

Jersey Black Butter

Jersey Black Butter made using a traditional Jersey recipe, using apples and fresh cider, lemons, sugar, liquorice, mixed spice and cinnamon.

£5.95, Maison de Jersey, St Helier

Jersey is famous worldwide for its breed of cow, superior quality milk and the prized Jersey Royal new potato but the island can also be proud of an abundance of fresh, seasonal produce and a variety of skilled craftsmen and artists who create a range of excellent products. To enjoy the best of what Jersey has to offer, islanders and visitors alike should look for the Genuine Jersey Mark – a guarantee of local provenance.

Products carrying the distinctive red Genuine Jersey mark include dairy goods, fruit and vegetables, herbs and salads, meat and poultry, fish and shellfish, pottery, wines, ciders, spirits and beers, jewellery, needlework,

Jersey Milk Jug

Karen Hibbs of The Pottery Shed makes this lovely island keepsakes, the perfect reminder of your trip. She also makes bowls for your Jersey Royals and other lovely hand thrown and hand built stoneware ceramics for kitchen, home and decorative use.

Milk Jug £22

The Harbour Gallery

Lauren Radley Tea

Towel featuring the original Lauren Radley illustration of her map of Jersey, also available in a British Garden Birds design, packaged, £10.00 Harbour Gallery

Lisa Le Brocq Jewellery

Lisa makes all of her silver jewellery by hand from her studio in St. Aubin, which is also her shop. So, you can watch her work and peruse her collection of unique, playful designs inspired by island life.

Silver pendant £125

Lisa Le Brocq Jewellery, Charing Cross, St. Aubin decorative stonework, wooden artefacts, glassware and artwork. Genuine Jersey produce and products can be bought in the main shopping centre in St. Helier and outlets islandwide – including galleries, studios, tourist attractions and heritage sites, farm shops and markets and sampled in restaurants, pubs, cafés and from ice cream stalls. www.genuinejersey.je

Genuine Jersey was launched in 2001 to promote the diversity and quality of local produce and products. Since the Association started it has attracted a loyal and enthusiastic membership. While some members ensure the survival of Jersey’s heritage and traditions others are at the forefront of introducing pioneering farming methods, new crops or exploring previously untapped international markets.

Jersey Sea Salt

Hand-harvested and solar evaporated on the island for your taste-buds. This new Jersey business creates a variety of salt products. Give your food a boost of freshness by simply finishing it off with a sprinkle of Jersey Sea Salt. from £4.30 various outlets.

LOOK FOR THE MARK!

If you’re looking for local gifts, look for the Genuine Jersey mark of provenance. Here are some locally produced and locally sourced gifts to take home!