Brian and Máiread de Staic started as a jewellery business in 1981. 29 years later, the business has grown and is now a successful manufacturing and wholesale company with five retail shops in Ireland.

2010 JUNE: Brian de Staic designs and creates "The Gregory Peck Award" for the Dingle film Festival which is presented to Director Stephen Frears.

APRIL: Brian de Staic receives a special Merit Award at Kerry Fashion week for his contribution to design Locally, Nationally & Internationally.

MARCH: Brian de Staic exhibits at the California State Fair in Sacramento.

2009 Brian de Staic designs and creates "The Gregory Peck Award" for the Dingle film Festival which is presented to Director Jim Sheridan.

Brian de Staic creates a special piece of jewellery for the launch of the Limited Edition Book "The Tale of Lundravar the Dragon" by John A Blakey.

Brian de Staic exhibits at the San Diego County Fair.

2008 Brian de Staic wins Entrepreneur of the Year at the Business as Gaeilge 2008 Awards.

Brian de Staic nominated for KPMG Business Person of the Year 2008 Awards.

Brian de Staic celebrates 20 years in Business in 18 High St. Killarney.

Designer Watches by Brian de Staic launched at a special reception in the Workshop.

Máiréad de Staic featured in a four part Television Series "Mo ghrá go Daingean"

2007 Brian de Staic is short listed for 2007 Business Awards, Gradam Gnó na Gaeltachta. The company is profiled in a six part television series on TG4. Brian de Staic named the winner in the Natural Resources Category. 

2006 CELEBRATING 25 YEARS IN BUSINESS Politicians, representatives of the Jewellery Industry, The Business Community, Musicians and Artists, celebrated in Dingle.

2005 Mairead de Staic presents Brian de Staic Jewellery Collection live on QVC America Shopping Channel. Brian de Staic Jewellery is featured on a special TV program "An Tuath Nua".

2004 Brian de Staic expands his business in America.

First exhibition of Brian de Staic Jewellery in California.

Brian de Staic Jewellery shop in High St. Killarney is extended and refurbished.

2003 Brian de Staic wins the International Star Quality Award in the Gold Category for Corporate Achievement, Quality and Excellence.

2002 Extends and refurbishes workshop.

President Mary McAleese is presented with a gold Torc brooch, engraved "Úachtarán".

2001 Opened the sixth retail shop in the new shopping centre at Manor West Retail Park, Tralee, Co. Kerry.

2000 Brian de Staic personally presented Pope John Paul II with a Pilgrim Bell in Rome in December 2000.

1999 Opened the fifth retail shop in the Killarney Outlet Centre, Killarney.

1995 Brian de Staic's jewellery-making process featured in Eurovision '95 video postcard slot.

1994 The fourth retail shop opened at The Tracks in Dingle. Commissioned to make personalised jewellery from the Ogham collection, which was presented to the U.S. President Bill Clinton, his wife Hillary, and actor Paul Newman, among others.

1992 President Mary Robinson visits workshop. Brian de Staic featured in "The Financial Times"

1988 Opened third retail shop at 18 High Street, Killarney.

1986 Opened new workshop and second retail shop at "Ceardlann na Coile". Brian de Staic company profiled in "The Irish Times"

1981 Opened first Shop and Workshop in Green Street, Dingle.

Committed to Quality

Brian de Staic uses the finest materials to elaborate its jewellery. We only use Irish Hallmarked sterling silver for our silver creations and Irish Hallmarked gold for out 10k, 14k and 18k in our gold designs.

We use only environmental friendly materials in all our products.

In Brian de Staic, we keep the traditional way of making jewellery. Every piece of jewellery is made individually, each ring, pendant, brooch or bracelet is a miniature work of art.