Again, my recent fascination in watches has drawn me to places like these. They have a fine…read morecollection of watches that would probably interest people looking to buy a fine timepiece for their wrist. Most of the items in their collection are expensive, though they sit somewhere near the luxury level, but not at the same price point as something like Rolex, Breitling, or Omega. In fact, the only brand that I recognized when I walked into the store was Tag Heuer. Tag isn't a bad brand in my honest humble opinion, but it isn't exactly an amazing brand either. That said, if you're just looking for a good watch that won't easily breakdown and is something that will have the tendency to impress the people you bump into, then I suggest that you try walking into Washington cause you will find something that you like over there.

Silverworks is a place that's memorable to me because again, it has a lot to do with the four years…read moreI spent in high school. Jewelry is obviously out of budget for any student in high school unless they were the soon of a rich oil tycoon or someone along the lines of Warren Buffet or Bill Gates. A lot of the students often bought jewelry for their special someone here at Silverworks. None of us could afford gold at the time and many of us even had to struggle to afford something as precious as silver. Nevertheless, what really mattered when giving silver jewelry was the meaning behind it. Giving a girl a piece of jewelry, at least during my time in high school nowadays I'm not sure what a guy's supposed to give, meant a higher level of liking or that the couple is growing strong. I don't know if Silverworks still gets the same kind of patrons nowadays, but I sure do hope kids still appreciate a finely crafted piece of jewelry.