Walking into this warm and inviting store, we were immediately greeted by the smiling owner,…read morewanting to help us find the most compelling and cute items we have seen in a long time. There is great hyper-local items for Maplewood. We will be back!

We were in Maplewood for breakfast and decided to walk around. We entered Kinsey's Kama a cute…read moregift shop. Browsed a whip and bought some gourmet goodies. They have a small but excellent selections of food products available. Bought a siracha shaker, kimchi paste, and some microwaveable beans. Pleasant service. I'd come back here to browse if I was in Maplewood.

I have been a customer of Beacon for over 30 years. I will not buy jewelry from anyone else.Their…read morecustomer service and pricing is second to none. Although not a large national business, they always have or can my jewelry needs. As I know very little about the value of jewelry, my trust in Tony is extremely critical. Without him, I would be extremely hesitate to purchase jewelry.

The BEST around!!! Family-owned and incredibly friendly. Service is fantastic!! They have the best…read moreselections and if they don't have it, they can get whatever you need! Won't go anywhere else!!

Went there for the first time a week ago. Only nearby jeweler so figured I'd give them a try…read more Just needed some minor repair work on some watches. Prompt service while I waited and very reasonable pricing. Made a great first impression.

It is a scam over charged me for a ring. The cost quoted was 3000.00. The total was 4,800. Without…read moremy knowledge. A scam

So kind.. just went in to fix the latch on My watch...they…read morewere so kind and friendly and didn't accept Payment... they were quick also A few years ago I brought in a bunch of my dads watches when he passed away.. they were I need of batteries , new bands a polish etc.. Henry's fine jewelry took care of it all in a quick and reasonable manner.. Highly recommend!

Great local jeweler - my go to for servicing my jewelry / engagement rings. Staff is friendly and…read moreaccommodating

Great addition to downtown Millburn-and there is so much more than paper and wrapping supplies…read more Tons of interesting housewares. Great place for hostess gifts. Usually plenty of street parking.

If you need a unique gift for someone, or even something for yourself, I highly recommend Paper…read moreRibbon & Wrap. An eclectic variety of great gifts, as well as friendly service. A great addition to Millburn!

Great job framing. Would use again. Nice people. Good service. Pay half now half when you pick…read moreup.

They creative framing is amazing…read more My before hung picture. IMG_0019.JPG The framed Picture IMG_5732.JPG

Jared was the only jeweler I passed by on my way home so I stopped by to have a couple of links…read moreadjusted from my watch. I knew I should have turned around when someone greets you "Hi Hun" as soon as you step in (such an endearing greeting to welcome clients in.) Of course I greeted back "Hi Dear", but I forged on to speak to the blonde woman with bright red lipstick directly to the front and not to the greeter on the left. I asked for watch links adjusted (fast forward to crux of the matter). How much do they charge? Her: "Oh, we don't charge, we only ask for donations to St. Judes for Children, whatever amount you chose (something to that effect). She gave my watch to the gentleman and I follow. She follows, I gave her $10. She looked at me like I pee'ed on the floor, Her: "We usually charge $25. to have the links removed". Me: You should have said that to begin with when I asked you & NOT under the guise of "donation" to charity. Donation is what I give & not what you dictate I give. No wonder they ask for all your information, they want to inundate me with emails which I also reiterated I do not want to receive. She stood there right next to me most of the time & asked the man if he can do it, and again came back to give me my receipt and to explain their "donation". I didn't want to hear none of that and just explained to her the difference between donation to charity and getting charged. I couldn't wait to get out of that Toxic environment. If I could, I would have high tailed it out of there except he already started pounding on the links. Yes, pounding. My philosophy? If you want to donate to charity, do it in your own company name and not through others in the guise of "Oh we do not charge, it's just what you are willing to give" and shame you if you fall short of what they think you should give. 3 links removed, $25.00. My Agita- Priceless!!! p.s. I also have to put the links back on my watch myself because he didn't have the tool to get it done. Hahaha! My $425. watch is now valued at $450. courtesy of Jared in Watchung. It's not allowing me to leave with "0" star. Ugh!

I took my 95 year-old mother into the store to get the battery changed in her watch (she is in…read moreassisted living and I was visiting from Arizona and had to leave the next day). Normally, the store would need to send the watch out to another location, which would take several days, but when the saleslady saw my dilemma, she was incredibly helpful and offered to go above and beyond by changing out the battery that same day at the Watchung store. We are both so very appreciative for just how helpful this knowledgeable and technically accomplished sales lady was and would recommend this store to everyone!

I had a wonderful experience at Gerlach's Jewelry Store! I stopped by to have my earrings cleaned,…read moreand they kindly did it completely free of charge. I'll definitely be returning for any future jewelry needs--highly recommend!

I went in to have a necklace repaired. They were professional and courteous. They gave me an…read moreestimate for the repair which was very fair and said it would probably be a few days. They called me the next day and said it was ready! I would definitely recommend them and will go back again! I am always happy to support a local family business! (I had gone into another jewelry store in the neighborhood first, and the man there, who I'm guessing was the owner, was extremely rude and condescending.)