Very unique, antique store however it is very small. There is not a lot in here, but there are…read moresmall trinkets that you can find for your home just not anything larger no big pieces of furniture. The building is very large so I was expecting a lot more than what was actually here The staff was friendly and smiled throughout our interactions

This was an interesting place, from the mannequin with a fox head outside the front door to the…read moremany rooms packed full of antiques. I probably wouldn't come back again because it didn't seem like there were a lot of items I was interested in. There were a tons of things there (furniture, china, pieces of art, all manner of knick knacks and doodads and other random things). The store was organized by seller, not by groupings of similar items, so it would be hard to find something specific, if you weren't just browsing, like I was. Also, the employee at the front counter wasn't really friendly or attentive and I didn't find any bargains. Two stars, but you should go check it out for yourself. I hope you leave with an awesome experience and convince me to go back!

I had a few Silver rounds to sell, walked in and got a Fair Price walked out to a matter minutes…read more The gentleman who helped me was very friendly and efficient. I will go back there when I have some more to sell.

I would say, beware sellers. I went in to sell a sterling…read moresilver ID bracelet that I have had since I was a teen. It was purchased at Tiffany's for my 16 th birthday. The woman who works there and challenged me in saying that. I mean, I grew up in NYC, and really, who would forget opening up one of those beautiful turquoise boxes? It was not a dupe from my parents. Regardless, I was told it would be purchased. More than 90 minutes later, I was told I could have $40 for it. It weighs 1.5 oz, and market rate is $48 an ounce , which would have been about $72. I was expecting to walk out with $55-$60. When I balked, Tom cursed a d said he didnt care if I didnt want to sell it and said a pawn shop would pay less. I chose not to go to a pawn shop. I went to what I believed was a fair business. Just be careful, because I met a lovely lady while waiting and she was there because his check to her didnt clear.

Pathways is a staple St. Louis Metro Area brick-and-mortar store. They have been in business for…read moreover 29 years. The staff are friendly. They offer a rewards program that never expires (just give your name). They truly have a beautiful selection of crystals and crystal jewelry, as well as oils, dried plants and incense. I enjoy browsing the books. Lots of gift ideas and neat astrology cards to give with the gift. There are flyers for their courses and even a food pantry inside the front door for people who need it. I love supporting a local business and buying quality instead of ordering stuff online.

Shop local! What a nice, fun, great find today! While looking for a crystal shop to explore, I…read morefound this store just up the road from me. The staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful. They provided information about the various crystals, ways to use them, and helped answer questions while shopping without being intrusive or pushy. The store itself have an eclectic mix of crystals, jewelry, books, incense, tarot cards, oils, etc. Its very organized and not overwhelming. I particularly liked the little explanatory notes next to the crystals, providing additional insights about their power and what they represent. They've been there over 30 years and are celebrating their birthday month in August (me too - it was meant to be that I found them!). Make some "Pathways" and give this wonderful little store some love. Small business owners need our support, especially as we continue to evolve through the pandemic. Help keep this wonderful shop around for the next 30+ years!

The Bead Place has an amazing inventory. But it's the staff and services that make it truly…read morespecial, in terms of knowledge and patience. They have classes, and open beading times when you can bring in a project (beading, crochet, knitting) and create with others for free. And once a month on a Saturday, there's a free class. Check out their Facebook page. It's the best.

An amazing bead shop with lovely staff! This place has so much to offer. And on top of all their…read morebead supplies, they have classes as well! They even did virtual classes during Covid. This place is owned by a mother/daughter team, if I remember correctly, and Abbi was so sweet and helpful last time I was in!

The staff at Rays jewelers is attentive and friendly. They are also very knowledgeable.read more

There was no box. I literally came in with 1 pair of stud earrings. One of them was broken.read more

Exceptional Service and Craftsmanship! I had an amazing experience at Sophia's Jewelry Studio in…read moreKirkwood. They are incredibly personable and made us feel right at home. They are truly knowledgeable, welcoming, and offer the best custom work in town--highly recommend! Welcoming Atmosphere: Family-owned, warm, and attentive staff. Customization: They can create, repair, or restore jewelry to look brand new. Expertise: Quick and skilled service on repairs and custom pieces.

Tony is our go to for anything watch related. He's the best watch fixer!…read moreThank You Tony!

I highly recommend this jeweler. They spent several hours with us during our process of choosing…read moreour wedding rings. We never felt pressured at any time. In the end we were thankful for their time and quality of the work of my wife's ring. She loved it.

I needed some money for bills and did not want to go to a pawn shop figuring that I would get an…read morehonest answer in an actual jewelry store. When the clerk asked me if I would take $200 for 2 Gold diamond necklaces, she seemed shocked that I said yes. (I knew better but needed the money. I had told her that I had some other jewelry and that I would be back. I did some research and realized that I had been taken. I had some other rings and necklaces, so I went back the next day. She did not seem happy to see me at all; in fact, she had feigned interest in something the day before but was just attempting to be nice. She rejected some of my pieces stating that they were not real then walked into the back area where someone let her know if the ones she selected were "acceptable". Again, an offer of about $200 for 2 vintage solid gold class rings. i asked her why. she looked at me and babbled on about clarity and such. I looked at her. said no and left. I went to another jewelry store with the rings and the rejected pieces and was offered $1200 for everything. I feel as if I have been robbed and am so tired of dishonesty just because they can get away with it. DO NOT GO TO THIS STORE THEY ARE NOT HONEST OR KIND, SHE MADE ME FEEL UNCOMFORTABLE LIKE I WAS BENEATH HER. I WILL PRAY FOR HER. This is the first review I have ever written like this. it is very uncomfortable; however, it needed to be said.

My daughter discovered this store in Clayton with a lovely collection that mixes gifts, jewelry and…read moreclothing. I came in looking for a small wedding gift for a co-worker. I settled on a reiki- infused candle, matches and a card. The shop offers free gift wrap which was a nice bonus. Lots of dining and kitchen items too. I will return. Only challenge is parking but I found a spot on the street.

I stopped by Lusso for the first time to use a gift card I had received. From the moment I walked…read morein the store it was so cute and welcoming! I was asked several times if they could assist me in shopping. They have a large variety of items including clothing, gifts, kitchen items, bath and body, jewelry, and children's items. Some have high price tags but there is a large range of prices to fit everyone's needs. I got the cutest basket with neon colors to put in our new baby's room, a mini crock pot baker to gift my brother, and a funny 2020 toilet paper ornament. They recommend using their gift wrapping services and you'll be happy you did! Everything is wrapped very fashionably. I was definitely impressed by my first stop in and returned a week later for some funny Christmas cards. I also picked up another gift for my mom and some kids' nail polish as a stocking stuffer for my daughter.