Travel Reference
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Shopping
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One World Shop
Stocks a wide range of handmade crafts from developing countries, including paper goods,
rugs, textiles, jewellery, ceramics, accessories and food and drink, all from accredited fair-
trade suppliers. During the festival period (when the shop stays open till 6pm) there's a
crafts fair in the churchyard outside.
(
www.oneworldshop.co.uk
; St John's Church, Princes St;
all Princes St buses)
HANDICRAFTS
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Lime Blue
JEWELLERY
Put on your shades and tighten your grip on that purse - you'll be dazzled by both the mer-
chandise and the pricetags in this elegant and clean-cut jewellery emporium, with diamond-
encrusted necklaces and rings by Leo Pizzo, finely crafted brooches by Picchiotti and
watches by Versace. Downstairs you'll find a broad range of silver jewellery, crystalware
and other luxury goods.
( 220 2164;
www.lime-blue.co.uk
;
107 George St;
10am-6pm Mon-
Wed & Fri, to 7pm Thu, noon-5pm Sun;
19, 36, 37, 41, 47)
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Scottish Gallery
Home to Edinburgh's leading art dealers, Aitken Dott, this private gallery exhibits and sells
paintings by contemporary Scottish artists and the masters of the late 19th and early 20th
centuries (including the Scottish Colourists), as well as a wide range of ceramics, glass-
ware, jewellery and textiles.
( 558 1200;
www.scottish-gallery.co.uk
; 16 Dundas St;
10am-6pm Mon-Fri, to 4pm Sat;
ARTS & CRAFTS
23, 27)
