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    Chennai Silks

    2.0 (3 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 7:00 PM

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    7 years ago

    My card got compromised when I bought it online. I made police complaint. Care full when you buy online.

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    What's the price of no. 06 saree of your photo n is this still available?

    Hi Alpna, is that the Kanchi pink tissue sari that you are inquiring about. If so, that's sold. If not, then please send us the pic to my email, sonya@nalli.com and I will update you.… 

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    Therapy Stores

    Therapy Stores

    4.4
    (536 reviews)
    0.7 mi
    $$

    This is an interesting store located on Castro street , Mountain View…read more It is called " Therapy Stores " because it carries so many cute items that would made you smile I love the painted shells , mini ceramic vases and trays . Some handmade dolls and animals: men and women mini felt dolls , stuffed animals that are so cute ! There are earrings , hair clips , leather handbags , wallets , pens , umbrellas with colorful duck heads , etc You would definitely find one that will make you smile !

    This was a fun store to peruse through in downtown Mountain View. It's surprisingly a NorCal only…read morefranchise of small stores selling gifts, accessories, and other small knick knacks. It's probably the best bet to get a gift that is cute and unique but you want it to lean more towards being western and not too kawaii and anime. Think of gifting a punny keychain or cute Jellycat versus a Chiikawa plushie or anime acrylic if that makes sense. Meaning that it's probably easier and maybe more acceptable to get a slightly more normie a gift here than it is elsewhere. As you can see, I'm learning what it's like to touch grass and re-integrate into human society. There's a good number of plushies, Jellycat and unique ones like a pink fairy armadillo mole one, tote bags and socks, nice range of jewelry, lots of California themed goods if you're looking for souvenirs that aren't mega generic, and they have a lot of other items as well. As with the quality and high regard some of these items have (Jellycats are NOT cheap), it can be a bit pricier, so make sure that you shop around and check prices elsewhere and that you actually truly care about the person you're getting stuff for and it's not a forced obligation one (family member you're ugh with or coworker Secret Santa that you barely know). Maybe a couple cute things I had my eye on, but it wasn't really for me (speaks volumes about me), but I can see how a store like this works in a pinch if you're gift shopping.

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    Handbags
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    Love Amano Studios
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    Redemption

    Redemption

    4.8
    (100 reviews)
    9.9 mi
    $$

    I've been wanting to go to Redemption for several months and finally made it to downtown Campbell…read moretoday to check it out. It's a cute boutique offering California-made items such as pottery, clothes, skin care products, jewelry, art, and more. The store is nicely organized and their items are neatly displayed. A table with pottery near the entrance caught my eye right away. I also enjoyed checking out the flavored salts and oils for cooking, room diffusers, wall art, and jewelry. I was surprised to see they carry the wonderful Osea skin care products as I didn't know they were made in California. I ended up buying a ceramic spoon rest, room spray, and a tiny gold "diamond" ring. Their prices were reasonable. The store owner rang up my items and was very friendly and nice. I will definitely be back to shop here again.

    This was my first time checking out this cute little store!! I know I did the beer walk a couple…read moreyears ago as well as a wine walk but I think I just stayed outside because I didn't know you could venture into the stores with your drinks in hand! Lol oops! This particular day we were walking around and discovered this cute little store!! I thought these mixed drink bottles were so cute. I had to take a picture!! For 10 or $20 you could buy one of these along with a bottle for your friend or as a cute housewarming present!! They had different sizes, different flavors and different mixes that went for everything!! They even had a fruit punch, one with just fermented, dried fruits inside! I really like this idea! Store had a bunch of other little odds and ends as well as some local soaps, candles, clothes, and baby items and some interesting maps or posters that showed different astrological signs as well as were certain vegetations grow within the state or even the time of year!! I'm not much of a gardener, but I would love to get into it! I also don't have the space but I liked the posters! I also thought I took a picture of the poster, but apparently I forgot! It was still really cute though! The lady in the store was very welcoming and friendly and if you check on the app, you get a discount with your purchase! So I'll have to save that for next time! I definitely wanna come back here and buy little stock for presents for friends and family!

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    Clothes and baseball caps
    Clothes and baseball caps
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    So many cute CA made items.
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    Pinky & Winky

    Pinky & Winky

    4.0
    (4 reviews)
    4.8 mi
    $$$

    I'm a big gal from Swiss German farming stock. I know good and damned well I'm not a size 4, so I'm…read morenot delusional enough to think that I'm going to fit into their imported, high-end, Korean fashions. But I went in to find a birthday present for a Chinese girlfriend with really good taste in fashion and maybe buy a cute hair clip for myself. A clerk started giggling at me as soon as I walked into the store. Another sales lady walked up to me with a highly disapproving look on her face. "We don't have anything here in your size," she said. I could just tell she was envisioning me ripping the seams out of one of her $180 skirts trying to zip it over my fat ass. I'm well-acquainted giggles and rejection from clothing sales clerks in Thailand, Hong Kong, China, and Japan. But I wasn't expecting it here. Oh well; they lost my business.

    I like this store and has bought several things from there. I used to live in Arioso so I popped…read morein the store when it first opened. Over the years, I've bought hair clips, cell phone charms, skirts, and dresses. The lady was very professional and nice. She is not pushy at all, and lets me have my time browing through the things. When she recommended an item to me, she was not pushy either. Many times I don't buy anything but just tried a few pieces on. She was not angry, like some other Asian store owners do. They have cute Korean style clothes. The price tags are pretty expensive, but they go on sale after a while, like 50% off. I like many styles there, but sometimes just didn't buy them due to the price. Sometimes they have on-sale items hanging outside the store. $29.99 a piece. I've found great bargains there. I bought a summer skirt, a winter skirt, and a full dress! Great deals.

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    Shady Lane

    Shady Lane

    4.9
    (37 reviews)
    7.0 mi
    $$
    Women-owned & operated
    Walk-ins welcome

    I have loved Shady Lane at their past and present locations. This is one of the places I go…read moreregularly for family gifts. They staff is passionate and knowledgeable about the makers whose work they carry, and they carry such a wide selection of unique items by local artisans, as well as by global artisans. Most of the items I have purchased at Shady Lane fall under the category of jewelry, but I have also been very pleased with their selection of offbeat, small-maker clothing and outerwear. I appreciate that I can buy holiday gifts for a wide range of family members, from babies to adults, under one roof. A typical visit for me involves spending between ten and ninety minutes poring over their collection of Trollbeads (IYKYK). Then I move on to the artisan jewelry, the crystals, and the small woodworking (think jewelry boxes). And then, when possible, I blow kisses to the little dog behind the counter! I've also been to a few of their special events over the years, including a PassionArt Designs glass bead extravaganza. PS: It's taken me years and years to finish this review because it's one of my favorite places ever!

    I love the jewelry at this spot! They have plenty of options to choose from and they feel very one…read moreof one if you know what I mean. The pricing suits the quality, I purchased a pair of earrings that are perfect and at a good price. I never realized it was at the same shopping center as Safeway, a true hidden gem!

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    Best selection of California designer Holly Yashi in the Bay Area!
    Best selection of California designer Holly Yashi in the Bay Area!
    Natural pearl and leather necklace by by local Marin artisan Elizabeth Wilmore
    Natural pearl and leather necklace by by local Marin artisan Elizabeth Wilmore
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    FabMo

    FabMo

    4.6
    (23 reviews)
    5.0 mi
    $

    FabMo is a wonderful community resource that I wish more people knew about. Run by a cadre of…read moremostly women volunteers, this organization rescues discontinued samples from upscale design showrooms in San Francisco. Housed in a small Sunnyvale warehouse, the organization says that each year, they keep about 70 tons (!) of material from going to the landfill. FabMo hosts regular sales open to the public as well as biannual "free giveaway" events. Customers can find tile, carpet, textile fabrics, wallpaper and more. Many materials are provided for free to teachers and there are also donations from the local community. Quilting fabrics, silk fabrics, jewelry making items, sewing notions, leather, decorations and much, much more are offered for sale in person or online through the FabMo eBay store. The only thing I wish that FabMo would do is to develop a partnership with WomenSV - a non-profit group based in the neighboring town of Los Altos. WomenSV helps women get out of abusive relationships. A little known fact about California family law is that, while the legal process is ongoing, individuals are prohibited from selling or using community property to make money. This allows for a continuation of financial abuse by the more powerful partner as they can delay the legal process indefinitely. In my own case, the divorce has been going on for three years as my ex has blocked me from accessing funds that are legally mine. Thanks to the low and no-cost materials I got from FabMo, I have been able to make and sell small craft items in order to buy groceries and obtain veterinary care for my service dog. As FabMo already hosts regular crafting lessons, I wonder if FabMo could somehow do community outreach to provide materials and teach skills to women trying to leave their abusers. Even people who have already managed to escape could benefit from the amazing work that the FabMo volunteers do. They're so successful at saving materials - - wouldn't it be great they could be a part of saving lives. Thanks, FabMo!

    best of all craft supplies...keeping treasures out of the…read morelandfill and enriching the community with the art made from castaways!

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    Detail of Fab Mo display at San Mateo County Fair 2015 showing hand-crafted items made with Fab Mo scraps! Photo by www.groovyjuice.com
    Detail of Fab Mo display at San Mateo County Fair 2015 showing hand-crafted items made with Fab Mo scraps! Photo by www.groovyjuice.com
    Fab Mo Challenge Fab Mod Doll House 2015 First Place Winner San Mateo County Fair - Made by Lanajean with Fab Mo materials!
    Fab Mo Challenge Fab Mod Doll House 2015 First Place Winner San Mateo County Fair - Made by Lanajean with Fab Mo materials!
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    Brilliant Earth

    Brilliant Earth

    3.4
    (68 reviews)
    6.6 mi
    Walk-ins welcome
    Offers payment plans

    Really helpful sales folks helped me pick out a tennis bracket for my gfs bday. She loved it--will…read morebe back for other items in the future.

    I want to start by acknowledging the front room staff at the Stanford location, who have been…read morewonderful. I've visited a few times, initially shopping for my best friend's engagement ring with a very kind gentleman. More recently, my boyfriend and I dropped in and worked with a fantastic, easy-going woman with long braids. She helped ease my nerves, let us try on settings, noted our preference for a ~2-carat round or oval diamond, and helped us book an appointment for a week later so the right stones could be brought in. We were incredibly excited to come back to design my own ring. However, things felt off from the get-go when we got called to remind us of a 6:00 PM appointment, even though we had booked for 5:00 PM yesterday. We assumed it was just an honest mistake, but unfortunately, the appointment itself completely lacked the guidance and warmth we were hoping for. We had narrowed our choices down to two setting styles with 2-3 variations of each, but I was struggling to make a final decision on the band thickness and supporting stones without seeing them paired with an actual ~2-carat stone. Instead of offering professional guidance to help me visualize this, we felt relentlessly pressured to pick a setting right then and there because we "had too many options out." When I explained I needed to see the rock size to decide, she corrected me that "carat is a unit of weight" and pointed out the displays were cubic zirconia. While technically true, it made me feel dismissed rather than helped. When I asked if we could just see a 2-carat stone in the setting to help narrow down the variables, she claimed she wasn't trained to eyeball carat sizes and pushed a plastic sizer on me instead. She later ended up using the plastic sizer herself when I continued to ask for options around 2 carats. When I expressed that the generic settings and plastic sizers weren't helping me visualize the final piece, she apologized, saying, "Sorry we didn't have your setting in your exact size 4." It felt disingenuous and like she was entirely missing the root of my frustration. It felt as though she was overly reliant on a rigid script and needed firm answers, showing total inflexibility and a complete lack of empathy. When we expressed that the appointment wasn't meeting our expectations and wanted to leave, she finally dropped the pressure about the setting and suggested bringing out the actual diamonds we had booked the appointment to see. Things briefly got better as we were finally able to visualize what the diamond would look like on different bands, but the relief was short-lived. She asked my boyfriend how much he wanted to spend. When he explained that his budget was flexible depending on the value and quality of the stone, she seemed frustrated by the lack of a hard number. We suggested finding a range and asked her to filter for the highest caliber cut, color, and clarity. She claimed to do so and quoted us around $2,000, which sounded incredibly low. My boyfriend looked at her computer screen and caught that she hadn't even applied the filters we asked for, which made us feel like we couldn't trust the process. Throughout the appointment, there were so many little comments and remarks that made us feel like she simply did not want to be there. Between that underlying attitude and the complete lack of personalized guidance, I just wanted to get out of the store. Never in my life have I had an experience bad enough to warrant writing a review, but engagement ring shopping is supposed to be a joyful milestone. Instead, we were made to feel like a burden, and it genuinely ruined a special moment for us. We realized we were completely done and left to find another jeweler where we can make our special memories instead.

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