Folli Follie

Hmmm, certainly an interesting addition to the Victoria Quarter in the Jewellery store department area of type things. That was long winded, apologies, but back on track, with jewellers like Philip Stoner and Thomas Sabo holding residence in the Victoria Quarter, the über chic destination for all those willing and wishing to spend super cash on themselves or others, Folli Follie is still on the lower end of the jewellery spectrum, both in price and quality, but it does remain more fashionably umm fashionable than old faithfuls like H Samuel and cheaper than fashion jewellery outlets such as Butler and Wilson. And fashion jewellery it is, I don’t recall seeing a hallmark for gold on any of the jewellery in here, and whilst it’s all very pretty and glitzy, It’s not real gold or silver, just tone or plated, which doesn’t really explain the expensive price tags, but I guess that’s fashion for you.
The store itself is representative of Folli Follie’ signature colour, bright orange. It’s bright. Very bright. I like it, brightens the place up a bit.
Everything is kinda average, pieces, including the handbags and watches, and would be perfectly acceptable if they were at a higher quality or at a lower price. Handbags wise, there are some good, representations of existing fashionable styles, but for their prices, the originals would possibly be a better option.
Not quite 2 Stars, but not quite 3 either… but it’s been a good day… lucky escape Folli Follie

Folli Follie sells cutesy playful jewellery, watches and handbags. Prices aren’t through the roof for a jeweller’s in the Victoria Quarter — about £60 for a necklace and over £100 for a handbag but personally I just don’t think their designs are anything special. Folli Follie definitely has its own look but I find it a bit tacky with charms featuring jewel-​encrusted lips and stilettos. More the kind of thing you would expect from Claire’s Accessories.
If you’ve got a wad of cash to spend on jewellery I think you could find something nicer for your money… and if you’re looking for fun kitsch charms, Claire’s Accessories or even Accessorize would provide similar for a fraction of the price (though obviously not in sterling silver or featuring semi-​precious stones!).

Folli Follie tries to tribute itself to twenties fashion but really, has so much more to offer too.
The shops window display is full of lovely pieces of jewellery, unfortunately, none of it seems to sparkle! Being a bit of a magpie, I prefer sparkly, eye-​catchers. For me, I prefer to buy my jewellery from boutiques like Swarovski but for every day wear, they have some nice pieces.
The shop is really light, bright and airy and full of spotlights that makes everything look just that little bit more exciting!
As well as catering for women, they also have a selection of mens watches, perfect for the man in your life!
Their collections are diverse and range from the new Jazz collection to the funky, city chic Chicago collection.