
Barry Doyle, Jeweller
Barry Doyle Design Jewellers is based in Dublin 2. Barry and Adrianne give an insight into how their handmade pieces differ from mass produced jewellery.
Barry Doyle Design Jewellers is based in Dublin 2. Barry and Adrianne give an insight into how their handmade pieces differ from mass produced jewellery.
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