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There is no doubt we live in a technicolor world with rainbows of colour everywhere we look. Make-up is fluorescent, interiors are bright, and clothes are vivid, with reds, greens, blues, and oranges jumping out at you from magazine pages and from the catwalks.

A leading Irish jeweller will visit Galway to buy unwanted or unused jewellery, no matter how big or small.

Red Aesthetic opened its doors in December 2005 as the first contemporary craft and jewellery store of its kind in Kilkenny.

Le Cheile Community and Family Resource Centre, Castlebar, is starting a community craft course on November 6. The course will run for six weeks and will cost €20 per person. You will learn how to make your own occasion and Christmas cards, jewellery, Christmas decorations, etc. Phone 094 902 5126 for more information.

Lorimat Jewellers was established as a family run business in 1993 in the heart of Kilkenny city. It stocks a large range of antique and modern jewellery and staff are always striving for something unique for their customers.

Historically high gold prices mean a great deal for you when you turn your scrap gold into cash.

Clip-on hair extensions are the hottest product on the market this season. Safe to use and available in every colour, you can simply buy off the shelf, take them home and DIY your own hair or have them professionally fitted in salon at David Martin. David Martin has spent the past 10 years researching various hair extension techniques and the stylists are experts in their field.

Murphy’s Jewellery’s on HIgh Street suffered yet another setback last weekend when raiders once again vandalised the store.