Harriet & Dee

if your looking for a gift for your missis you arnt going to go far whong great collections of jewellery and if you ask they even wrap for you takes all the hassel out of buying the staff seem frendly and to know what they are doing to. and the card shop across the road is a good one as well i always get my cards there and thay always get good comments

Harriet and Dee is tucked away on Warburton Street in Didsbury. I didn’t notice this at first but they have two shops on this street, one selling general gifts and the other focusing on jewellery. It’s the gift shop I’m writing about today.
This is a pretty little shop. You’re greeted with tinkling mobile sounds as you walk in and they have a huge selection of unusual and novelty gifts. A few things that caught my eye were a range of cake forks, complete with plastic cupcake embellishments, paper weights with inspiring slogans, shoe shaped soaps and a rather splendid cup carrying the slogan, ‘I’d rather be The Stig’.
Other items include toiletries, candles, ceramics and cards. There’s a good selection with lots to choose from. You won’t come away empty handed if you’re looking for a gift.

Fantastic little gift shop selling the usual fare aimed at the laydees and the kids. A well-​chosen selection of handbags, scarfs, gloves, stuffed toys, handmade cards and jewellery and a very helpful shop owner, if you’re looking for something a little bit different or special you’ll find it in here. In particular they carry a great range of silver including the popular brands Lovelinks and Trollbeads. I’ll be buying myself a few well-​deserved Christmas presents from here!

Stunning gifts and cards — individual and unique. Has many designer stuff too like Alessi stuff. There is one in Chester and one in Didsbury.
Good little shop but expensive

If you’re looking for pretty gifts, unusual presents for birthdays, stunning silver necklaces, beads, bracelets or beautiful cards then Harriet and Dee is likely to have something that catches the eye. Although a small store, tucked away on the cobbled Warburton Street, it packs in a lot of unique items and is well worth a look if you’re on your lunch hour. Bear in mind it can be on the pricey side in places.