Beautiful jewellery store in the oldest part of Kirkwall, Orkney's capital town
Explore a wide range of Sheila’s jewellery, including engagement rings and wedding rings in yellow, rose and white gold, designs in enamelled silver, and platinum jewellery, many pieces hand-set with diamonds. Rare and exclusive Scottish Gold is available as a luxury option.
On the ground floor our shop primarily showcases the full range of Sheila Fleet jewellery and rings. Upstairs you'll find a further selection of designer crafts including a wide range of the best Scottish-made ceramics, knitwear, textiles, and artworks. These are specialist Scottish gifts you will struggle to find anywhere else.
Opening Hours
Closed 25-27 & 29 December and 1-3 January 🎄
Our opening hours will vary during the festive season. Please check the times on our Google profile or give us a call if you're making a special trip to see us.
Contact Details
Sheila Fleet Kirkwall
30 Bridge Street
Kirkwall
Orkney
Scotland
KW15 1HR
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Find us in Kirkwall, Orkney
From St Magnus Cathedral, walk about 300m all the way down Albert Street until you see our shop on the corner that leads to Bridge Street. Alternatively walk about 100m up Bridge Street from Kirkwall Harbour.
Meet our Sheila Fleet Kirkwall team
Our knowledgeable and experienced retail consultants will be delighted to showcase many of Sheila's engagement and wedding rings, and designer Scottish jewellery, all within an environment as inspiring and beautiful as Sheila's island home. Ask us to measure your finger so you can find the perfect designer ring
History & Background
Sheila opened the Kirkwall Gallery—her first jewellery shop—in 1999, two years after building her workshop in Tankerness. It's a long, narrow shop, split over two floors in a historic building in Kirkwall. This area of Kirkwall is where the town began. Monks are recorded here in the 7th century and later the Vikings built a chapel, known as St. Olaf's Church. The stone archway of this chapel can still be seen in the lane near our shop.
If you walk from Kirkwall Harbour along the town's main shopping street to St Magnus Cathedral, you will be following the old shoreline of Kirkwall. About 1,000 years ago you could have stepped from a longboat into our shop. Today we welcome guests disembarking from cruise ships at Kirkwall Pier.
Please note: There is disabled access to the ground floor only.
