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Woods & Byrne
Julie & Ken set up Woods & Byrne with a simple mission to create luxury handcrafted accessories from the finest quality materials. In 2018, Ken and Julie decided to combine their skills, and started crafting handmade accessories together. Courses, extensive research and working with consultants fed this interest, until finally, in 2019 Woods & Byrne was born. Woods & Byrne launched their first collections of Luxury handcrafted accessories in November 2020 We’ve always been awed by how our lives are shaped by those who have gone before, and by stories that have endured for centuries.
Eye Keeps
The Eye Keep is our jewellery piece that has a function, as it addresses the problem of where to put your glasses when not on your face. Worn around the neck like a necklace, your glasses fit securely through the ring and are held firmly in place ready to wear when needed. Our handcrafted Collections of Eye Keeps range from everyday wear to dress wear with our Sterling Silver Collection and each has its own story to tell. We hope you enjoy our products and the stories behind them. Julie & Ken
Shop Policies
Return Policy
Returning an item or items you have purchased through our website We understand that sometimes you may change your mind about a purchase and that is OK, it’s called a cooling-off period and entitles you to return your item to us within 14 days of receiving it. Here is what to do: Let us know by contacting us by email: [email protected] or write to us at Woods & Byrne, 133 Castle Avenue, Clontarf, Dublin D03 YX43, Ireland. Please include your name, address, order number and details of your order. Please retain proof of postage. We cannot accept liability for items lost in transit. Return your item in perfect condition i.e. we can only accept unused and saleable items for return or exchange. You are required to organise and pay for the return of the item. The cooling-off period does not apply to personalised or custom-made products. How we will refund you We will refund you the price you paid for the item/items including delivery costs by the method you used for payment. However, we may make deductions from the price as follows: We may reduce your refund to reflect any reduction in the value of the products, if this has been caused by your handling them in a way that would not be permitted in a shop. The maximum refund for delivery will be the cost of delivery at the standard rate only. If you received Free Shipping with your order, no delivery costs will be refunded. Once your return has been processed and approved, a replacement or refund of the cost of the item will be issued to the account used to make the purchase. Returning an item that is damaged or faulty We are sorry that you have received an item that is damaged or faulty. Please let us know immediately by email: [email protected] and we will rectify this as soon as possible. Please include a photo clearly showing the damage or fault. We will refund the cost of returning the item to us when it is damaged or broken.
Shipping Policy
We ship worldwide!
We use An Post to ensure the safe delivery of your Woods & Byrne products.
All our Sterling Silver Eye Keeps will be delivered by reputable couriers (within Ireland) or registered post (outside of Ireland). A signature may be required for Registered Post.
Delivery costs:
All orders over €75 have Free Shipping in Ireland.
An Post (Zone 1) – 32 counties of Ireland
Standard Post €3.50
Registered Post €9.50
An Post (Zone 2) – e.g. UK / France / Germany / Belgium/ Isle of Man
Standard Post €4.50
Registered Post €13.50
An Post (Zone 3) e.g. Spain/ Denmark/ Greece/ Switzerland/ Canaries
Standard Post €4.50
Registered Post €14.00
An Post (Zone 4) e.g. USA/ Canada/ Japan/ Egypt
Standard Post €6.00
Registered Post €20.00
An Post (Zone 5) e.g. Australia/ New Zealand
Standard Post €7.50
Registered Post €25.00
Terms & Conditions
We are a small family crafts business. We will deliver your order as soon as reasonably possible and in any event within 30 days after the day on which we accept your order. We are not responsible for delays outside our control.
If we are experiencing high volumes of orders, shipments may be delayed by a few days. If there will be a significant delay in shipment of your order, we will contact you by phone or email.
As part of the courier service in Ireland, you will receive delivery notifications by email and/or SMS with a 1-hour delivery window. If you will not be at home, you may change your delivery time through our courier’s online Manage Delivery platform. We are not responsible if you do not re-arrange your delivery.
If the product you ordered is out of stock, you will be notified immediately.
We are not responsible for any customs charges or taxes applied to your order. All fees imposed during or after shipping (tariffs, taxes etc.) are the responsibility of the customer.
Any questions relating to your delivery, please email us at [email protected]