Brian and Máiread started as a jewellery business in 1981. 25 years later, the business has grown and is now a successful manufacturing and wholesale company with six retail shops in Ireland. The business has grown to the point where 35 people are now employed.

1981

Opened first Shop and Workshop in Green Street, Dingle.

1986

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

1988

Opened third retail shop at 18 High Street, Killarney.

1992

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

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.

1995

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

1999

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

2000

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

2001

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

2002

Extended and refurbished workshop.
President McAleese was presented with a gold Torc brooch, engraved "Uachtarán".
An Taoiseach Bertie Ahern officially opens the newly-extended and refurbished workshop.

2003

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

2004

In response to a huge demand for his designs, Brian de Staic opens a second workshop in Dingle.
Brian de Staic expands his business in America.
First exhibition of Brian de Staic Jewellery in California.
Brian de Staic shop in High St, Killarney was extended and refurbished.

2005

Mairead de Staic presented Brian de Staic Jewellery Collection live on QVC America Shopping Channel.
Brian de Staic Jewellery was featured on a special TV program "An Tuath Nua".
Purchased New Premises in Green St. Dingle. The Georgian stone faced building is believed to have been part of Lord Ventry's estate and may have been built around 1840.

2006

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

Committed to Quality

Brian de Staic uses the finest materials. We only use Irish Hallmarked sterling silver and Irish Hallmarked gold.

Brian de Staic uses 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.