Where to buy Gucci in Edinburgh / Livi

Del_Astra

Help I need to find stockist of Gucci Jewellery in the Edinburgh / Livingston area please. Tried Ernest Jones who claims to have it on website but it appears to be just watches. Any suggestions?

scottishminnie

I would think Frasers in Princes Street and Jenners also. (based on Frasers, Glasgow selling Gucci jewellery) Give them a ring beforehand though just to be sure

Del_Astra

Thanks, found just what I was looking in Fraser hart, phew I thought I was going to have to enter Harvey Nics, the staff were so rude to me the one and only time i was in I really didn't want to go back.

scottishminnie

Del_Astra wrote: »

Thanks, found just what I was looking in Fraser hart, phew I thought I was going to have to enter Harvey Nics, the staff were so rude to me the one and only time i was in I really didn't want to go back.

:rotfl:Glad it's not just me they were rude to then. On my one and only visit the assistant asked if I lived in Edinburgh to which I said no, Glasgow. She looked like she'd just found a poo right under her nose as she replied "oh it must be such a treat to come through to Edinburgh to the better kind of shops".
I completely fogot my manners and replied "actually it's a real pain in the a**e being here , I only came to meet a friend for lunch and can't wait to get on the train home. I can't stand the fur coat and no knicker brigade who ponce around here". With that I flounced off and left my basket of foodie things. It was kind of cutting of my nose to spite my face as I had a fab chocolate teddy thing which I hadn't seen anywhere else but I was seriously p***ed off.

Haven't been back since!

finnieston

We tend to view HN as a glorified McDs.

Might buy something, but more importantly the WCs tend to be clean.

Annoyingly the top floor chocolate samples are long gone now, but (rather strangely) I did manage to buy a small bottle of American (!) water up there (Xmas present - don't ask).

Separately, always like to fox'em by saying my suburb 'Whiteinch' rather than mention the full Glasgow ticket if they ask ~ just to gauge how aware or otherwise they are.
Some wee skinnymalink from Ravelston may think I live in a country estate near Haddington and will be on best behaviour just in case (?)



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scottishminnie

finnieston wrote: »

We tend to view HN as a glorified McDs.

Might buy something, but more importantly the WCs tend to be clean.

Annoyingly the top floor chocolate samples are long gone now, but (rather strangely) I did manage to buy a small bottle of American (!) water up there (Xmas present - don't ask).

Separately, always like to fox'em by saying my suburb 'Whiteinch' rather than mention the full Glasgow ticket if they ask ~ just to gauge how aware or otherwise they are.
Some wee skinnymalink from Ravelston may think I live in a country estate near Haddington and will be on best behaviour just in case (?)



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When I related my tale to hubby he was speechless - not at the HN trollop - but the fact that I didn't respond with "my very best Kelvinside headmistress voice" - that's his words not mine. I didn't think I had such a thing however several friends have since confirmed - they tell me it only appears when I get further east than Livingston though!