I really enjoyed this store. It was the highlight of my Dallas visit. The owner was kind enough to…read moregive me a tour. And I got an autograph picture. There are so many things to see inside here from art to books, clothes, jewelry and more. They offer events community and culture. What more could you ask for. "Dallas owes me nothing"

I think it is a great community resource. I personally do get overstimulated easily so the layout…read morecan be a lot but i do love the different events that they have there All the employees i encountered were great.

Visited for the first time today. Store is well lit and well stocked. The product varies as it's…read morebased on donations. The store is organized by type: fabric, sewing, paints, paper, etc... Nothing is priced as you fill your bag and pay what you want/can. Avg donation is $15-20. Staff was friendly. They provide bags as you walk in or you can bring your own. If you want to dig through the small stuff, might want to bring some small baggies with you to keep organized in your bag.

Loved the idea of this reuse store for crafters. Walked out with two bags full and was so thrilled…read morethat I'm going to go through my craft room and donate what i done use or need. 10/10 would go back.

This is a Dallas local hidden gem in the Richardson/Hillcrest area! They have a wide selection of…read moretumbled and carved rocks and stones, also some jewelry. The store front looks small but when you walk in it goes pretty far back. They also carry a good variety of spiritual/metaphysical books, tools, and herbs and a few select classes for those interested. Most things seem reasonably priced and the staff are super nice and knowledgeable. Great selection for the whole family! I'm a rock collector and I will be back :) Thank you so much!

I've been coming to silver pyramid for almost 20 years. The fact that this store has survived so…read morelong speaks to how amazing it is to visit! It's my go to for all things metaphysical, including crystals, singing bowls, and tarot. They will sometimes hold fun classes like tarot reading or reiki. The staff is so positive and helpful. If your kids can be mindful/respectful, they'd love to go too.

My bestie and I were in town for a few days n we had decided to get another permanent piece of…read morejewelry. We previously got anklets for my birthday. But this process was much simpler, and cheaper!! The owner is very welcoming and although we didnt have an appointment she got us both in and done within 30mins. She also sells eclectic jewelry. This is a whimsical place. I definitely recommend!! If I'm bac in the area, I'm going back so some jewelry.

This place is okay, very cheap looking gold-filled jewelry and it's not as permanent as they say it…read moreis, it is not an infinite bracelet, they connect the two ends together with a loop ring that they zap; they don't zap the chains together. Also the associates here are not very attentive, and they choose whatever they want to do. I wanted mine to be tighter and she made it tight, and then she adjusted it again to make it looser, told her I wanted it tighter like how she originally had it then she adjusted again but it was never the same as the first time she did it. Overall it was alright. This will end up looking like a charm bracelet rather than a permanent bracelet.

I love this place. This is where I get most of my jewelry findings. I love the security measures…read morethat the store owner takes when you walk in the door. And I love the personalized service.

The ladies are so nice very good business and helpful to any customers. A lot of selection in…read morechains charms, and anything in between great value, sellers have a lot of knowledge on their products. Amazing place to buy silver. They are authentic humble people. I love this place. Value of the items are perfect not overpriced like many places.

Robert helped my husband and I in every way possible. Great customer service! This place will now…read morebe my go-to.

pretty good place if you wanna get some items and don't wanna pay full price check them out before…read moreyou take them out that's all I can tell you but most of the time they're pretty good

Sacred Stonez is hands down the coolest place I've visited in a long time! Even though it was a bit…read moreof a drive coming from Little Elm, it was 100% worth the trip. The selection is incredible--I walked away with a ton of great stuff--but the highlight was definitely the staff. We had some awesome conversations, and their energy made the whole experience even better. If you're looking for a unique spot with great vibes and even better people, this is it. I'll definitely be making the drive back!

I was visiting Dallas & drove about 30 min from my hotel to check this place out. I needed some…read morePalo Santo, & while there were a few other places that sold it (that were much closer to where I was staying), I specifically wanted to support a Black-owned business, so I made the trip out here. The visit started off pleasant enough. I found quite a few useful things in here, plus 2 pairs of waist beads (they have a great selection of them here!). While I was shopping, 2 women came in after me who also wanted to get waist beads applied. They were each getting multiple strands applied, which I was not aware of until after they left. I kept shopping until I ran out of things to browse, then pulled out my phone to listen to music & scroll on Instagram while I waited. After 45 min, I was frustrated at the lack of communication about the wait. I'm empathetic to the fact that there was only one girl working in the shop at the time (I believe her name was Ashley) & I understand she can only work so fast, but it would have been great for her to say, "Hey, just so you know... both of these customers ahead of you are getting multiple strands of waist beads applied, so it'll be about 30-45 minutes or so before I can get to you." That would have given me the option to leave & come back, get a snack, chill in the car with the AC running, or choose to continue to stand & wait. The point is, a little communication goes a long way. I was ready to put my items back & leave when the owner came into the store & thanked me for my patience. I had no idea who she was at first, but appreciated the acknowledgment because it was the most communication I'd received in almost an hour. When it was finally my turn, I told Ashley where & how I want the beads placed, but she struggled to get the placement right. I'm using waist beads to track my weight loss journey & was very intentional about placement. Even after helping her place them & clarifying the tension I wanted, she still couldn't set them the way I asked. Annoying, but not a big deal. I expect them to fit looser over the next few weeks/months anyway. When she was done applying my 2nd strand of beads, Ashley asked me if I wanted to keep the excess beads. I asked if she had enough to apply the rest as an ankle bracelet. She confirmed she did, but told me she "doesn't have time" to apply them because a new employee was shadowing her. The owner was giving the new employee a tour of the store & there were no other customers there when she said this. I explained that I'd waited 45+ min while she applied multiple strands to the 2 customers ahead of me, & felt insulted because her statement made it seem like my time wasn't as valuable as theirs, because they got every strand applied that they asked for & there was no concern about time for them. I wasn't asking for a favor or anything extra... only that she use the excess beads I had already paid for & apply them to my ankle similarly to how she applied them to my waist. It was also a perfect opportunity for the new employee to learn how to apply them. Fortunately, the owner understood that & told Ashley to apply the ankle bracelet, then sent the new employee over to watch. It took 5 min, if that. The new employee learned a skill, & I got my ankle bracelet. A win for everyone in my book. What was particularly disappointing was the shift in how I was treated after I expressed that I was unhappy with how my time had been, and was being, handled. Instead of simply acknowledging the concern, the interaction became uncomfortable enough that I felt I was being treated as though my concern was the problem, rather than the communication & customer service deficiency. Afterward, I sat in my car for a few minutes trying to shake off the negative energy & figure out my next activity. The owner came out to check on me & brought me ginger peach tea. I really appreciated the gesture. Unfortunately, it couldn't change how the experience had already made me feel. It's disappointing that this experience has become the memory associated with my new waist beads. It's especially unfortunate because I bookmarked this business before leaving home for Texas & went out of my way to support it. I intentionally pour as many of my dollars back into my community as I can, but experiences like this make it tough to do so.

Easy and quick battery replacement service for quartz watch here at fair price $15 for men's watch.read more

I brought in a diamond Movado watch which are at least $900 brand new to see if he had any…read moreinterest in buying it and he blatantly told me that nobody would buy it and that is not worth anything. He has a lot of Watches in his shop so I understand why he didn't want to buy it. but when I asked if he could swap the battery out for a new one for 15$ , he tried to hustle me by saying the battery acid had damage to watch more trying to squeeze my money. That is when I asked for my watch back and he got aggressive with me practically threw the watch back at me and cursed me out as I walked out the door. When I got back to the truck I learned that he had kept the battery so I had to go back in there and get it just to know what kind of battery it was! this turned into a nasty exchange of words, and quite possibly the worst pawn shop experience of my life. just another man who invested in natural diamonds, and is going under eventually.