I've had the privilege to acquire several John Hardy pieces over the years. I like the unique…read moredesigns and the artistry that goes into the work. I had the ability to visit their flagship location in Bali which was a beautiful experience that complemented my John Hardy experience. Sadly, my trips to the New York City boutique have consistently left sour tastes in my mouth. A few years ago I made a purchase and was not even thanked, but instead was told, "I'm glad you came in today," by the salesperson. Today I stopped in with friends and the salesperson could not have been more disinterested in helping. Despite even wearing John Hardy on my visit I felt I was an inconvenience. She placed bracelets on my wrist and was unable to tell me the size. When I tried one on that I really liked but was too large, no offers made to check online inventory or special order a smaller size. I was told one of the items would be increasing in price by $300 tomorrow with the explanation of "everything is going up." I continue to love the jewelry but will stick to online or other options for acquiring pieces; this location isn't interested in a positive customer experience.

I just want to share how amazing Semaj, the store manager at John Hardy in Soho, has been every…read moresingle time I've shopped there. From day one, she's been my go-to person--not just because she knows the brand inside and out, but because of the way she carries herself. Semaj has this natural presence that makes you feel welcomed the moment you walk through the door. She's friendly in a way that's genuine, not forced, and you can feel her sincerity in every interaction. Whether I'm browsing, asking questions, or trying to figure out the right piece, she's always patient, warm, and fully present. You can tell she truly cares about the experience you're having. It's rare to come across someone who makes luxury retail feel personal, but that's exactly what Semaj does. She's a big part of why I keep coming back to the Soho location. If you're shopping at John Hardy, trust me--go see Semaj. She's amazing!

This place is a gem! My family discovered it when living in NYC before I was born and would always…read moremake sure to stop in during our summer visits once we moved back. I've since moved back to the city as an Adult and it's the only jeweler I go to - such unique pieces that I get compliments on all the time. The prices are unbeatable too. Going in is always a pleasure too - they speak so many languages and have a great command on their inventory to help you land what you are looking for. Highly recommend!

To get in you have to go into an adjacent store…read more Underwhelmed by the selection. The lady seemed like she was judging me because she kept saying 14K gold... I didn't care about the price - just wanted to look. She kept being pushy saying let me know if you want me to take something out as I was taking my time to look. I'd honestly go to another jewelry store.

Came in and got a cutie pinky signet ring. Thea was so helpful and kind! I felt very attended to,…read moreand the selection of intentionally picked goods inside is wonderful. I will make sure to pop in every time I'm in this part of Brooklyn! This store is truly curated! Thank you!!

Well acquainted shop I happened to talk in to on a sunny day. Well organized with a calm, welcoming…read moreatmosphere. Unique pieces are peppered throughout the shop. Employees were helpful, knowledgeable and interested in their work. I found a beautiful locket that my partner absolutely adored. Highly recommend if you are looking for a one of a kind piece.

Ah! So pretty! A…read morefriend and I stopped in to peruse the delicate, colorful jewelry in this charming boutique. The string bracelets caught my eye, but they were a little fussy to remove and I moved on to some gold hoop earrings with colorful baubles dangling from them. This place is great for the senses (and not too bad for the wallet!)

I love visiting the Nolita neighborhood when I travel to NYC. I just discovered this boutique and…read morebought the most beautiful earrings. The woman working in the store was helpful and elegant, and made the shopping experience ever better (hard to say that about most places). I know I'll buy more jewelry from this designer in the future. It's high quality, handmade, and unique. The earrings I bought were around $135. The colors and designs are vibrant, and was sold when I heard they are made in one of my favorite cities - Marseille.

I couldn't love this home goods shop anymore. They have the most beautiful things at a really fair…read moreprice. Some things are clearly handmade at a higher price (but still so reasonable) and then you find others that are such a steal and look like each one was made by hand. I come here once a month and always leave with something. On top of it, the staff is so so nice. They're really helpful and just all around lovely people. Very happy to support this local business always!

Leif is a wonderful destination for thoughtfully curated home goods, offering a refreshing mix of…read moreglobal design in a warm, inviting setting. The store specializes in beautifully crafted everyday items like cups, plates, textiles, and apothecary products, each piece selected for its quality materials and clean, natural aesthetic. The craftsmanship across their collection is immediately noticeable, you'll find items in ceramic, marble, linen, and wood that feel substantial and well-made. While some of the more substantial furniture pieces or designer collaborations can get pricey, there are plenty of lovely and affordable finds, from coasters to vases, that make perfect gifts or special additions to your own home. The staff are genuinely friendly and knowledgeable, happy to help you browse their well-edited selection. A standout service is their custom slipcover offering for sofas and chairs, which is a unique way to refresh your living space. Whether you're looking for a special housewarming gift or a timeless piece for your own table, Leif offers a consistently well-edited and high-quality shopping experience. It's a store where you're likely to find something you'll cherish for years.

What led me here is the need for a low cost stackable necklaces and thanks to TikTok, it led me to…read morethis area with many similar stores, however this one seems to be the cheapest. I didn't get much but bangles from here but it had nice staff and great prices. My tween also enjoyed some things. Cons: no trying on jewelry, no return or exchanges Pros: the price is right so if you don't like at least you didn't spend much! The cashier gave my tween a free pin!! Love that for her!

please be careful shopping in this store. They do not return or exchange once you purchase an item…read moreunfortunately I did purchase a necklace two weeks ago. I wore it one time and the second time I went to wear it it broke. I went to the store and kindly asked if I can just exchange but the man Behind the counter sternly said no and pointed me to assign hidden in a corner where no customer can clearly see and said we do not have a return policy. This is just such poor customer service. I politely asked him again and he said no I cannot do it. Well, I said here's your necklace. This is my gift to you. Enjoy this broken necklace. And walked away in this economy the least they can do for a broken piece of jewelry is exchange it. I will never go back to this place!!

The Great Frog London is a legendary jewelry maker focused on in-house designed, hand-made,…read morefinely-crafted pieces, mostly in silver, but also in gold, and some with stones. I'd known about them for a long time and was eager to visit their Orchard Street shop with my son, who is a big fan of this great brand. Upon arrival you find it's a relatively small space, but the layout, the decor, and the vibe are very impactive, very impressive, very inviting. I was magnetically drawn into what felt like a treasure room that begged to be explored. And what you discover here is amazing. Amazing. Rings, bracelets, pendants, earrings, cufflinks, chains, wallet chains, pins and clothing - all variations on their distinctive, soulful, striking themes focused on rock 'n' roll, heavy metal, and biker subcultures. But anyone can wear these incredible works of art because they are absolutely beautifully designed and executed pieces. The prices seem fair to me given the obvious love and care poured into each item. Now what really made this experience special for me, in addition to being there with family, is the interaction with the staff. They are very nice and clearly very happy to have you in for a visit. They demonstrate genuine passion and pride for their store and for their jewelry, and when they bring a piece out of the showcase and let you examine it, their delight is on display. They have great stories and are happy to answer questions and give advice when asked. I have since been back to the store several times and purchased some beautiful rings for myself, and for my family. And each time, the staff here have shown that they want to achieve a perfect fit, both in terms of sizing and in terms of style. What a great store and what a great team. I have also since visited some of their other stores in other cities. You can find them in London SoHo, London East, New York (this store), LA, New Orleans, and Tokyo.

I have been buying my silver jewelry from TGF for years! My daughter recently moved to Brooklyn so…read moreI finally went to the actual store on Orchard. I was a little upset that the salesperson Michael, I had always dealt with had left. But the "New Michael" Riley was so great, she was extremely personable, helpful and knowledgeable of the business. The quality of their pieces is first rate and the selection can be overwhelming, but in a good way. I will be a customer for a long time to come! Pictured is two of the four pieces I got on my visit ... the VooDoo Skull (which I absolutely love) and the Explorer (to go with my everyday wear Les Paul not shown because I have it on ... lol)

I purchased the most gorgeous ring, unique in its style, fairly priced and will be returning to buy…read moremy sister a present

BUYER BEWARE!…read more Reasons why I will not be purchasing anything from Scosha again: Scosha admits to their solid gold jewelry tarnishing!! I purchased the Mini Trip Hoop with Mixed Stones pair ($260) and the pair of Tiny Infinity studs ($160). I noticed after about 3 months of wearing these regularly that the color started to change. I tried to clean with soap and water as the brand recommended in the instructions but that did not seem to work. The idea that I spent hundreds of dollars for these two pairs of earrings that claim to be solid gold, were tarnishing so quickly- it just didn't seem right. So I called them and they tell me I need to mail it in so they can assess the earrings. I oblige, so I pay for the shipping costs for Fedex to send it there, and Scosha emails me saying they cannot exchange the earrings and that tarnishing is normal depending on your body chemistry- they say they will try to clean them... I was not having that- I have bought and worn solid gold jewelry earrings from many other brands (like mejuri, kinn, brands on etsy, even macys!) that do not tarnish, especially not that quickly. Who would spend this kind of money on jewelry if it's going to tarnish like that? You might as well save up a little more a splurge on Cartier or something that you know is high quality. So they try to offer me a store credit to use it toward some of their other jewelry BUT why would I want to spend more money at a store when I can't even trust the quality?? I say no thank you - just send me the earrings back. So of course, I have to pay the fedex shipping costs to get them to mail the earrings back to me .... And bizarre enough, I receive these earrings looking brand new, no tarnish in sight! BUT, I can't make this up.... one of the emeralds from the mini hoops is missing. How? Why? You're telling me they sent me back earrings with a missing emerald stone and didn't notice?? Yeah, right. This is ridiculous! I also don't know what they did to remove the tarnishing, or if they swapped it out, but they never told me about correcting the problem.. their communication is poor and their business practices are sketchy.