This is a great neighborhood business with a large variety of beautiful items and friendly staff…read moretoo, 10/10 would recommend always a treat (=

Wonderful personal shop. I bought my sister a gift certificate over the phone from the owner and…read moreshe loved her handcrafted lamp!

Initially I was hesitant to purchase pieces off their website since it looked a bit outdated. I…read morereached out to Rachelle and she was super nice and accommodating so I decided to purchase my first tennis bracelet here! I just received my bracelet and it is BEAUTIFUL omg. I highly recommend buying from goldngals and I will be returning for sure! P.S. def buy directly from the goldngals website, its cheaper than etsy!

This is an amazing store I brought in some gold items that my mother gave me when I was younger and…read moregot more money then I was told they were worth elsewhere. Talk to Rachel, she was really nice and helped me find a pair of diamond earrings in her shop and that were less money then I traded in my junk jewelry for. This is where I will buy my jewelry from from now. Trustworthy and fair, I recommend them to anyone looking to sell or buy, your gold and jewelry. Thank you Rachel!

Four floors of antiques with everything that you could ever expect in Pittsburgh!…read more This unassuming antique mall sits on the back side of Verona and doesn't really look like much would fit inside. However, as soon as you enter, you realize the sheer size and organization of the vendors and items. Welcomed with a greeting from the front counter employees, you immediately are whisked into stall after stall of treasures. As you move through, you realize that there are staircases hidden within and floor after floor of more and more. I have found some of my favorite booths... Pittsburgh Sports, Disney vintage, and some vendors who just seem to find those trinkets that interest everyone. And surprisingly, the vendors seem to always be adding more and new items to catch your eye. The value is up to the buyer. I always can find a few things to grab that are at a good price. But with so much inside, I'd be surprised if you wouldn't walk out with a bundle too.

Haven't visited for quite awhile...still managed to find a few items and didn't even get to the…read morebasement or 3rd floor...I appreciate the time the vendors take in arranging their booths and how friendly everyone is....

This place is filled literally to the rafters with stuff!! I dont know if I would call it a mall-…read moreits more of a junk store. I say that in a positive way

Wow, this place has a ton of really cool and unique items, kind of like a kitschy museum of sorts…read more There are fun old fashioned games, vintage clothing, records, CDs, knick-knacks, lamps, signs, etc. It should definitely be on that show American Pickers. If it hasn't been on that show, not sure why it hasn't. I actually didn't know that there is three floors, so I will have to come back again and check out the other floors. I literally just strolled through the first floor, ha. It was pretty cold in the store on this winter day. So, not sure if the heat works too well. The store clerk was very helpful and attentive. The prices are very expensive. I have no idea what this stuff is worth because I don't but a lot of antiques. It is certainly fun to look at this crazy collection of stuff though.

I've only been going to treasure hunt Monroeville, for 2 years. And I always buy not sell. One…read moreparticular sales clerk, is always rude at the beginning, i've only been stacking precious metals for 5 years. How the heck am I more knowledgeable? What i'm purchasing then?The sales person. Why do you have to message somebody for the price of which you're selling. And she always charges me $15.75 over spot price. Generic. silver. But the young male sales clerk is awesome.

treasure hunt is in business to MAKE a profit when BUYING your scrap gold/silver. one visit,…read moretheir offer was $5.5k for a 25" sterling tray. the next day it was $500 less because this very old custom-made tray had 'handles that were NOT SILVER' they said!!!! what a world, huh?

So Me is tucked away in a small plaza on Middle Road, not easily spotted from the road. But it's…read morewell worth being discovered. It's a great place to find that one-of-kind quality gift, whether you're shopping for someone else, or just wanting to find something unique for yourself. I was there last weekend just to browse around, found a couple of bracelets and a pair of earrings for myself. I will be going back again this weekend to pick out a couple of wedding shower gifts. There's also a coffee shop right next door, which is a sweet little bonus.

So Me is the perfect store for thoughtful and high quality gifts for wedding/baby showers,…read morehousewarming, birthdays or anniversaries. But the heart of the store lies in the back room where the real magic happens. Amy is a very experienced jeweler with creativity and talent that can't be put into words. Seeing is believing. Redesigning and creating new pieces is her speciality, whether it is rings, necklaces, bracelets or ear rings, will bring you (and your friends) back wanting more.

Needed a close by jeweler to repair my wedding rings and was glad to find Chapel Hills Jewelry on…read moreGoogle. Tina and Jack were super friendly and knowledgeable. They were able to determine that the prior jeweler who fixed my rings soldered an area with rhodium instead of platinum, and offered me solutions to have it fixed. I'm glad they were honest with me. I was able to have my wedding rings repaired in 2 weeks and they look perfect!

I'm not a diamond and gold jewelry kinda girl, so I typically have no reason to visit fancy jewelry…read morestores. However, a necklace of mine with sentimental value recently broke and I needed to get it fixed. Chapel Hills Jewelry seems like it's frequented by the highfalutin Fox Chapelites, as there are always expensive cars parked in their lot when I walk by. I felt a little intimidated schlepping to their shop in my yoga pants and hoodie, but darn it, I needed my necklace fixed, and this place is right by my house! However, I had nothing to feel intimidated about...they couldn't have been nicer! The folks I dealt with were helpful, kind, and didn't make me feel like I wasn't worth their time just because I wasn't there shopping for thousands of dollars worth of jewelry. They examined my necklace, said they could fix it within two weeks, and delivered as promised. My necklace was as good as new! And despite the fact that I spent a whopping $16 with them, they treated me as respectfully as I assume they treat those who are spending much more. I would definitely use them again for fixing my jewelry. And the next time I have a need to buy some fancypants bling, I'll be stopping by (probably in my yoga pants and hoodie again...but still).

If you love jewelry and great service, you'll love Orr's Jewelers. They have a few locations in the…read morePittsburgh area, but I have only been to the new Strip District showroom. The first time I went, I was looking for a watch to remember my father. Noel was so sweet and friendly to work with! I was liking 2 of the Cartier watches and I chose the Panthere to purchase that day. I went again for their official grand opening, to look for something for my milestone birthday coming up. I like to buy myself something special each year or a trip. I'd been looking all over NYC and online for some art deco pieces and found 2 beautiful Penny Preville pieces. I requested to work with Noel again because she is so friendly, patient, and knowledgeable. I initially was thinking I would get a bigger watch and once she showed me the art deco diamond Penny Preville pieces, I knew that's what I was going to buy! She has multiple pieces that you could make into a set or buy individually. I chose the larger ring and medium necklace from her 50th year of designing collection. I LOVE them! I really enjoyed both of my luxury shopping experiences at Orr's Jewelers in the Strip District. Thanks Noel for selecting pieces that you knew I would love! I highly recommend Orr's Jewelers and Noel Voorhees!

I visited Orr's Jewelry in the Strip District on July 29 to order a 5mm 18K yellow gold sculpted…read morecable ring by David Yurman for my October wedding. I'd been looking for awhile and really loved this ring. I was excited to see they had it on display for me to try on. The display model was a size 10 and fit too tight, so I asked if they could order a 10.5. The salesperson said yes, disappeared upstairs for a while, and came back confirming it would take about a week. While he was writing up the invoice, he dropped the display ring on the floor while bagging it, and as he picked it up he said, "don't worry, this isn't your ring" and promptly put the ring into a clear ziplock bag with some paperwork. I incorrectly assumed this was for verification purposes once my ring had been delivered. On August 3 I got a call that the ring was ready. I picked it up on August 6. The ring was handed to me in the same ziplock bag with the same paperwork from the ring he'd dropped on July 29. While I was there, another employee asked if this was a "repair," which struck me as an odd thing to ask about a brand new ring ordered directly from the manufacturer. There was also no certificate of authenticity included, even though my fiance's previous David Yurman purchases came with one. I didn't think much of it at the time, but looking back, both of those things should have been red flags. Once I got home and looked at the ring closely, I found nicks, dings, and a rough spot I could feel when I ran my finger across it. Not what you expect from something brand new. I called the store about 40 minutes after leaving. I was told this shouldn't happen on a ring that hadn't even been worn yet, and to bring it back in. I was assured I wouldn't be stuck with it. The next morning I went back, hoping this was some kind of mix-up and that maybe I'd been handed the wrong ring by mistake. The employee I spoke with inspected it under a loupe and offered to open a repair claim. Before agreeing to that, I brought up what I'd noticed: the dropped display ring, the same bag and paperwork reused at pickup, and the word "repair" listed on my original invoice for what was supposed to be a new purchase. He went to check with the original salesperson and came back to tell me that the display ring had actually been resized for me, because ordering my correct size would have taken 20 weeks. A few things worth noting... 1) This was meant to be my wedding band and I was very upfront with that with my salesperson. 2) I was under the impression this was being order brand new in the correct size 3) David Yurman's own policy states this style cannot be resized, yet Orr's resized it anyway. At that point I asked for a full refund and returned the ring. I told him that if something is going to take 20 weeks, customers should be informed and allowed to make that decision themselves, rather than being quietly handed the display model and led to believe it's new. By not informing me of the alleged 20 weeks, the impression I was left with is that this organization prioritizes moving stocked inventory over giving customers what they actually asked for. He got defensive, insisted that's not how Orr's operates, and framed the refund as him doing me a favor, for returning a ring that was originally a half size too small, had been dropped and damaged by their own employee, then resized without repairing that damage, and presented to me as new. He did process the refund, however, the details regarding the "repair" were removed from the receipt he gave me for the refund. When I discovered the damage yesterday, I incorrectly was giving Orr's the benefit of the doubt. Today, after being told it would take 20 weeks to arrive, I ordered the ring from the manufacturer directly and discovered it will arrive much sooner than 20 weeks. It will be here tomorrow. I'll never shop at Orr's again. It's hard to trust an organization who feels comfortable enough to sell a groom a damaged & used wedding band while presenting it as brand new.