The selection is very unique. I am usually able to find…read moresomething lovely and unusual.

THIS BUSINESS MOVED TO THIS NEW LOCATION YEARS AGO. YELP HAS HAD AN OUTDATED LISTING FOR YEARS…read more YELP HAS REMOVED MY ATTEMPT TO CREATE A NEW LISTING FOR THEIR NEW ADDRESS, AND IS PREVENTING CUSTOMERS FROM FINDING THE STORE. Yelp, please stop erasing my new listing and moving my photos which are of the new location, not the old Pennell Rd location. The Pennell Rd location is CLOSED. The State Street location is OPEN. Silver Moon Studio is an adorable shop with lots of unique, unusual and aesthetically clever items for decorating your home, as well as clothing, jewelry and gifts. Their Facebook page is constantly being updated with new design ideas for home decor. They have amazing taste!

Smelled really bad and the guy was rude. Unfortunate…read more -----------------------------------------

PROS: Many good items in this shop and they're all organized. The prices are reasonable and they…read morealso buy vintage items from people CONS: The guy behind the counter was a bit rude to my friend and I when we went in. Acted as though he didn't want to be there OVERALL: If you're looking for antiques or to sell some than this is the place for you. As long as you don't mind the lack of customer service

Thrift & Thrive is the new, larger thrift store run by the nonprofit Domestic Abuse Project of…read moreDelaware County. They previously ran Nana's Attic in Broomall (now closed). I stopped by a few days ago to check out their new store. It's significantly bigger than Nana's Attic, which means it feels far less cramped. Yay! Still very good prices, the "yellow tag" items are consignment and generally higher priced than the store's donated stock. It about killed my soul to see an awesome vintage salt & pepper mixed in with newer dishes in a consignment lot. Aaah! Staff are great, the store is clean and bright. I'll definitely be back. Note: angled parking in front of the building is NOT free, Pontiac is a public street, and those are pay at kiosk metered spots.

I do not recommend going here. Thrift and Thrive has lost my business after 10+ years…read more As previously stated, I have been a customer for over ten years. I have been a customer at this store since it was called Nana's Attic. Today I was there, looking for furniture. The selection was a bit overpriced for the quality. Suddenly, I needed to use the restroom. The woman working informed me that they did not have a public restroom and that I could go to the Dollar Tree next door. The Dollar Tree did not have a usable restroom. I returned to thrift and thrive because, quite frankly, I was literally about to pee myself. I begged to use the employee bathroom. The employees lied to my face and said that there was no bathroom in the entire store. Yeah right, if that's true, then that's a worker's rights violation, and they would not be in business. I explained that I was having an emergency and they did not care. It really stinks to be a loyal patron of a store, then to be treated so poorly in return. Particularly during a vulnerable moment. There are plenty of better thrift stores in the area with better prices AND customer bathrooms. It's a shame that a store that has such a great mission doesn't provide a great shopping experience.

I'm sure some people would say this is a new age. But for my age it's more like hippie. I find…read morethey've gone all in on the Asian Indian scene. With a splash of native. Actually, considering all the diversity in Delaware County, my expectations was that it would be more than what it is. So they basically cater to a certain privileged group.

Visited to get some sage to smudge our house for positive energy. I get all my stones for jewelry…read moremaking from other suppliers, so I am reviewing only the herbal offerings here. They actually had a huge selection, or at least huge to me, as a newbie, who did not anticipate so many options of bundles, each with a different mix of herbs, for various different energy purposes. The woman who assisted me was helpful and informative. She genuinely wanted to help raise the energy in my home. Sold me a wafting feather, as well, and they also had other components needed for a typical smudging, if you don't have them at home. I believe my total for the 2 smudging bundles and a feather, was just over $20. One bundle more than covered smudging our whole house, over 3000sf, incl basement, just to give an idea, and since it was our first time, we kind of went nuts with getting smoke everywhere. * * * TIP * * * Our house smelled like schwag weed after smudging, so beware that you don't do it before having people over or something, unless they enjoy that. And yes, we did it with windows open... 7 hours later it still smells, though much less, and the scent has changed to a pipe-tobacco smell!

I arrived with my Mom and Grandmom (who uses a walker) on a Tuesday afternoon while the store was…read moreempty. My Mom was looking for a dress for a wedding. While searching the racks, my Grandmom asked to use the bathroom where she received a whole lot of attitude. I felt that our presence was a bother. The clothing selection on the sale rack (the only dress section not wrapped in plastic) where the prices were ALMOST reasonable due to the summer sale. Their reduced rack (50%) seemed more on the line of where their regular prices should be. The rest of the store is wrapped in plastic which makes dress shopping difficult. The have great dresses although extremely overpriced. On the staff attitude alone, I would not give them any business, even if I fell in love with a dress. Went to another boutique a few stores down, the staff was wonderful. My Mom tried on 12 or more dresses where Trish was patient and so helpful. They were welcoming, friendly and had a much better selection.

They have lovely clothing here, but I can get it elsewhere for the most part, and without the…read moresnobby attitude of the so-called "help". They barely spoke to me, eyed me like a hawk, whispered to each other, and when I did buy something, they told me to write a check rather than use a credit card. The other reviewer was spot-on: When the clothes are 50-70% off they are almost reasonably-priced. The clothing, unfortunately, doesn't make up for the derision one suffers upon entry to the store.

At first I was skeptical. Looking for an alternative from traditional stones I looked into the…read more forever one Stone. Once I receive that it looked amazing! And once I had it set on to the setting and looked even better. The company was amazing to work with and I am not the easiest customer to impress. I would definitely use them again by far the best experience. They were understanding to my needs and my concerns. My Stone came back from the lab as promised and the representative always followed up with me to keep me in the loop. Precious gem grading laboratories is an amazing company. Thank you very much for helping me. And easing my concerns

I don't have a ton of experience with them , but felt they did a very good job of appraisal of my…read moreMorganite. I wasn't disappointed and am trying to set something up to do some more of my stones and jewelry. There aren't many really good labs out there so I'd recommend them anytime.

When I went to Guy Edward's New and Estate Jewelry, they offered me ONLY $404 for 10 grams of…read more14-karat gold. This was a blatant attempt at scamming and deception from the start. The shop was cluttered and unclean, setting a questionable tone. They tried to convince me that I needed to apply an additional 54% reduction on the 14-karat gold price, even though the spot price of $71 per gram was already adjusted for purity. This was just a tactic to lower their offer even more. They also lied about the weight of my gold, claiming I had only 9.7 grams when the reality was different. In contrast, Dublin Jewelers offered me a fair and honest price of $760 for the gold and an additional $105 for the gemstones, totaling $865. This stark difference highlighted how much Guy Edward's was trying to not just shortchange me but completely rip me off and take advantage of a potentially unknowing customer. They were not only undervaluing the gold but also ignoring the actual weight and the value of the gemstones. What made the situation even more frustrating was that when I initially went in, I pretended not to know anything about the actual gold value. Once I mentioned the correct spot price, they looked surprised and tried to gaslight me one last time, but ultimately they gave up once it was clear that I knew exactly what was going on. The entire Family and Staff joined in on the dishonest tactics, collectively trying to gaslight me and push me into thinking the other shop made a miscalculation. It was a coordinated effort to rob me. Gold price is easy to see there should be no games played with the price they knew there is zero excuse for this even removing the value of stones they were trying to rob me as Dublin Jewelers offered me 760$ for gold ALONE comparing that to Guy Edward's offer of 404$ it's clear this wasn't just them offering a bad rate but them completely trying to take advantage of me and steal from me. In summary, Guy Edward's Jewelry is not trustworthy. They knew what they were doing and chose to deceive me anyway. I strongly advise anyone considering doing business there to look elsewhere and choose reputable jewelers like Dublin Jewelers. This business is NOT helping their customers get the full value for their precious metals . They thought I was someone who didn't know any better and tried to exploit me extremely disappointing to see people treat others like this. Buying gold makes money already there is no need to scam. Pure greed this is worse than a just bad offer it's a scam. (Gold on table is what they offered only $404)

I had to get my engagement ring repaired- it was very thin from wearing it for 35 years! They did a…read morephenomenal job repairing it and very reasonably priced! I also had a necklace made from a bracelet that I hadn't worn in many years and it looks beautiful!!! I am very happy with both ring and necklace! While I was there, I decided to buy my daughter a graduation gift- the prettiest opal ring. It fit her perfectly and she loves it! They have a huge selection of jewelry- all of it unique. Highly recommended!!!

L&H Bridal is truly a special place…read more The staff are all so friendly and treat you like you are their own daughter getting married. I worked with my consultant Allie who is phenomenal. I had a somewhat vague explanation of the style and inspiration and Allie whips out the most perfect dress. Of course, I tried a few others but the first one she nabbed for me to try was the winner! Allie went above and beyond to take photos so that I could include my older brother who was unable to attend. If you are looking for another style, the staff don't hestiate on going to their other locations to grab a dress for you to try on. The ballroom is large and you don't get overwhelmed since the dresses are all so well organized. The selection is massive with all colors, styles, and aesthetics accounted for. If you are in Philadelphia or the suburbs of Philadelphia, honestly this is the only bridal salon you need to visit! I absolutely loved my experience here for getting my wedding dress and wholeheartedly recommend.

Where to start... (worth the read from someone who purchased their dress at this awful place)…read more My first visit to L&H was fabulous with Tara - she helped me find my dress, and made the entire process enjoyable (she knew exactly what I wanted after asking all the right questions). However, the great experience stopped there. I also ordered my bridesmaid dresses through L&H, but when they came in, they were a completely different color. The manager assured me that they would work with the manufacturer to have them reshipped quickly, with a deadline of a month before my wedding (3 of my bridesmaids lived out of town)... that did not happen, and I had to be the one to call continuously asking where they were, until they finally came in just 3 weeks from my wedding (oh, and they still weren't the correct color, but at this point, there was nothing I could do). This is where it all went downhill. I had the WORST experience having my dress fitted. Lucy, the seamstress (who I later figured out was the OWNER), was rude every time I went in there, made my dress fit worse than it originally fit, and made awful body shaming comments to me and 3 of my bridesmaids). Needless to say, I couldn't complain to the owner... My first fitting: Lucy came in for a solid 3 minutes. I asked her to make the bra area smaller to fit my small chest, and she told me to wear cutlets... she then pinned me where I asked her to take it out around my stomach, and bring up the straps somewhat. Then left. I was in and out in 10 minutes. My second fitting: I brought my two bridesmaids thinking their dresses would be in, as it was past the date they promised.. they were not in. My dress fit WORSE than when it first came in. She had not taken anything out of the waist and took the straps in so much that I could barely fit them over my shoulders. I expressed my concern and then sent a detailed email showing how the dress fit at my first fitting, to then, so that she could fix it properly. I was now less than a month out from my wedding and very distraught, but figured I would give them another shot. My third fitting (I requested this one because they wanted me to come back just for a final fitting a week before the wedding, but I did not trust that it would actually fit). At this point, I tried on my dress and noticed where it had been taken out- it was bumpy (I had light beading), so I asked if I could talk to Lucy... in which she came in and said "what's wrong now?". To the BRIDE. I asked her if she had finished taking out my dress, or if she still had to do so, to which she responded "it is done, that is the best I could do", and I explained and showed her that it did not lay flat, that it looked bad, and you could tell it had been taken out. She said again "that is the best I could do, it will lay flatter after it is pressed", turned around, and walked out. I was appalled, but at this point did not want her touching my dress again. I was too scared to complain to anyone or ask her to fix it because I was honestly worried she would do something to mess it up further. I asked around and found another seamstress who could help if I came back in and it still looked bad. Lucy (the owner) also asked my bridesmaid "what she was going to do with what little boobs she had" when she asked to have it adjusted (again, basically telling her to wear a bra), and made my other bridesmaid cry after asking her "what she planned on doing with all her fat" and told her to wear Spanx, when she was 2 months postpartum. Lucy also tailored two of the bridesmaid dresses and made them fit worse than when they originally tried them on (there is a theme here). The shop would not refund them the money. RUN from this place. They made an experience that was supposed to be wonderful, absolutely dreadful.

Stopped in today, as always Irma (the owner) was gracious and took her time showing me items. They…read morehave a wonderful eclectic selection of jewelry, art and other hidden gems. It's always a pleasure stopping in when I'm near Haddonfield.

I'd really suggest checking out Evearts Jewelry Store! We've been tidying up our house found we had…read morea bunch of gold and silver items we no longer needed. We brought those items to Evearts, and they were incredibly kind, honest, and easy to work with. For each piece, they did their homework to make sure they were giving us a great deal by selling them. For instance, we had an old sterling silver flatware set. They explained that selling the item by the weight of the silver was a better option than trying to find an online reseller who bought individual pieces. Whenever I find more gold or silver items, I'll definitely be back at Evearts.