I went with my Grandson to choose a Tallit, Kippah and Tallit Bag for his upcoming Barmitzvah I was…read morevery pleased with the service and purchases. The prices were I thought fair Most importantly he was Happy

If I could give zero stars, I would. RUDE and disrespectful customer service at the manager level,…read morefalse advertising, not up front about costs incurred. Sent me a bill AFTER I had already paid in full for order. Very shady business practices. Save you money and buy from a company that values its customers and wants to make things right.

The best crystal shop in LA hands down! The owner Grey Wolf really cares for his customers and…read moreshares great stories about his native heritage. Can't forget to mention the prices are unbeatable, even online. High quality items, drum circle every Sunday, this shop has it all. Highly recommended!

My first time visiting this store was yesterday. I came in again and I must say the people here are…read morefriendly! Two gentlemen helped me while I visited the store. Good vibes from them and the store I must say. Their prices are wonderful as well, I got a lot of crystals for a great price! And they have lots of things besides crystals! They also sell bracelets, necklaces, earrings, rings, home decor and essence! Will be coming more often, this place can't compare to any other crystal shop I've been to. They care about their customers and provide high quality service along with high quality crystals!

I just wanted to connect with you and thank you for giving me a full refund on my last order. Some…read moreof the blame goes to me as I did not check the item size vs price. I am so sorry for the confusion but kudos to you for having my back. I was shocked and thankful to receive a full refund. I will be back, for sure.

I am a school teacher and I needed 250 lbs of clay for my student's project. To save on shipping…read morecosts, I was looking for a ceramics store around my area. This place has anything ceramics related that you would possibly need. They also have supplies in bulk as well. Many school districts get their ceramic supplies from this place and they have been in business here for 25 years. Nuff said. I highly recommend picking up from this place to save on shipping. Al the owner is very helpful and good with customer service.

We spoke to someone on the phone, I believe her name was Sharon. We spoke for about 10 minutes…read moreabout doing a gift basket for someone whose mother passed away. She was supposed to text us a link to pay and next steps, etc. No text. We called the next day and left a follow up voicemail. She totally ghosted us. No call back, no text. If you're not able to follow through on what your business offers, why don't you just tell us so we don't waste our time?

I have gone here at least 4-5 times throughout the years. The business owner is extremely…read moreunorganized and would keep me there way too long rambling non stop and trying to find things, but I dealt with it because she was close by and the boxes were cute. Yesterday, we agreed to meet there at 6 and she missed our agreed upon time. She asked me to meet today even though she knew it was a basket I had to take to my workplace today. Because I was desperate on time, I changed my work schedule and agreed to meet her at 10. She just did not answer me and missed our appointment again. So unprofessional.

Beware of old woman low balling you. Recently took my real 18k gold bracelet to get an estimate…read more Without even testing the purity, she said it's silver. I asked how she can be sure of that and her answer was by looking at it. Well, she is dead wrong. Lady, you can't undermine a client! That is not how you treat a customer She looked at my other items and said they are cheaply made and look costume jewelry. Well, you have zero eye knowledge lady! They were all auth pieces I took my pieces to LA downtown jewelry district and they tested with XRF machine which is a metal analyzer and all came back 75% Au There you go, I proved you wrong

I was referred to Joel by a close friend of mine to design an buy an engagement ring. He made it so…read moreeasy. Together we designed a beautiful ring combining diamonds from my grandmothers wedding ring and from my wife's father's wedding ring along with beautiful pink sapphire ring to make a stunning piece. My wife couldn't be happier. Thank you Joel and whole support team.

Sometimes you feel like a goth, sometimes you don't…read more Yesterday, I kinda did. Not sure if it was the loooooooooooong overdue rubdown at Burke Williams I treated myself to that left me all happy and tingly or the fact that I was feeling a bit saucy...read saucy, not sauced...or the fact that the wind tunnel of a mall known as the Sherman Oaks Galleria was in Santa Ana wind mode yesterday and had my hair blowing about like a really bad Skinamax movie, but I strolled into this here store and bought....corset panties. Yep, black, laced up the front black corset g-strings. Hot! Sadly for you guys, I got the last few pairs, but ya never know, maybe they will restock soon and then you too, can rock almost as hard as I will on my next date. W00t!

I wandered into the store with my sister because there were a lot of items on sale in the back for…read more50%. My sister and I both decided to try on one item, and the saleswoman kept bringing us other clothes to try. We figured "why not?" even though the clothes were not our style, and surprisingly, the clothes looked great. They fit in a more flattering way than clothes from chain stores like Forever 21 or H&M, and the saleswoman also brought us accessories to play with our looks. It was like having our own personal stylist. In the end we decided to buy way more than we had originally planned. We went up to the register, and the accessories did not have prices on them. The saleswoman said she'd give us a good price, and she wrote down how much things would cost. I had two dresses from the 50% off rack, and she said only one was actually on sale. The other she gave me a $10 discount. I was confused but I let her ring me up. Afterwards, I walked back to the sales rack and I showed her the same dress was there, and she said it was there by mistake. It all seemed really strange to me, but my sister and I just paid and left. I was still bothered by what happened, so I checked the tags of the two dresses I thought was on sale. The one she said was on the rack by mistake had a red line through it. The one she gave me for a discount had no line through it. It was all so weird that I let it go. My sister decided to check her bag, and she saw on her receipt that the woman had charged her $10 more than what she had quoted to her. We returned to the store and told the saleswoman what happened. She apologized and said she couldn't give us money back from the credit card machine without her manager, but she allowed us to take an accessory to make up for the difference. While in the store, I saw that the dress that I had received for 50% that was previously on the clearance rack was now on a regular priced rack. The whole scenario reminded me of that scene in "Legally Blonde" where the saleswoman thinks Elle is a sucker and clips off the sales tag for a last season item. It's a shame. If the store was clearer with their pricing, then I would go back because the clothes are so stylish, but because of how I felt leaving the store, I will never go back.

Today was my first time trying pottery, and I somehow went in thinking it would be a relaxing…read morecreative moment... it was definitely more intense and nerve‑wracking than I expected. I took the 'Intro to Wheel' class with seven other people. The instructor was kind and hands‑on, demonstrating each step and then helping us individually. There are a lot of techniques to pick up, and as a total beginner I found some of them tricky. Also, it's messy. I made the mistake of showering and putting on clean clothes beforehand--don't do that, it splatters everywhere and you'll want a full outfit change afterward. The class ran a little over two hours, including cleanup and storing our pieces. I managed to make two bowls that I'll continue next week. I paid $225 for four classes including materials, which felt fair. They also mentioned I can come back anytime to practice, but I'm way too beginner for that right now. Free street parking around the studio was easy, which is always a plus.

Clear pricing and class schedules on the website, plus very flexible rescheduling with enough…read morenotice. We had an amazing teacher, Kazuah--friendly, patient, and encouraging--who taught us the basics of handbuilding (pinch pots, slab work, coil pots, mugs, glazing, etc.). Bathrooms on premises, street parking fairly easy, class sizes can vary 7-15 people. All materials are included, and you can make as many pieces as you want. You also get studio access outside of class time when no class is in session, which was a huge plus. The space is peaceful but does get warm, so dress comfortably. I took this class with my husband and mom, and it was a great family bonding experience. They also offer wheel throwing, which I'm excited to try next!

Small operation by one guy. He does the work. An excellent job. He really stands behind his work…read more High recommendation

Saved my life! Was in need of a stamp and he made the time to meet up with me to give me a stamp!…read moreSweet man, professional and does amazing work! For real even Amazon can't compete!