I have always enjoyed this store. The proprietors are a really lovely couple who know a lot about…read moreFirst Nations art. There is an amazing collection of bronze art, silver jewelry, deerskin moccassins and zapotec rugs.

A beautiful gallery-like shop full of Native American wares. Beautiful objects. Trinkets to…read moredecorate your home. Gifts for inquiring minds.

This weekend my husband and I went into Amidons by the Powerhouse Mall in West Leb.l for Christmas…read more I found a pair of Italian gold hoop earrings I loved and noticed a nick in the gold on one earring and a large abrasion/wear on the other. I asked if another pair could be ordered and they weren't sure because it was the weekend and they needed to reach out to the manufacturer. Today they called me back to say it's out of stock. What got to me is that they were perfectly comfortable selling those earrings to me with damage and tried explaining to me that it's the type of polished gold and it will mark up eventually anyways. If you spend $1,000 on a pair of earrings, you want them in nice condition to begin with. I asked if they could fix the damaged ones on display (bc I loved them that much) and the sales rep said no. It's my second bad experience there. Last time I brought my great grandmothers ring there to get it sized. The jeweler accidentally sized down to a thinner band. When I went to pick it up I noticed it right away. The sales rep never apologized and after the rep confirmed the error on the order, they just offered to refund me for the lesser gold. I didn't trust them to take my ring again at this point to fix it. I didn't want this ring to keep getting resized several times when they should've gotten right the first time. I was extremely disappointed because it was a 75+ year old family diamond ring I was gifted to me. It has significant sentimental value to my family and I felt as though it wasn't a big deal to them and just another job to do. I'm not one to make a big deal about things but since this was my second poor experience there. First with the sizing of a family heirloom and second with not caring enough about a piece they're going to sell at full price with visible damage to it. You would think they would care enough about the pieces they sell to be in new condition. I wouldn't have even bought it at a discounted price due to the damage. Wish I took pictures of them to post but in the moment I didn't think of doing this.

Neither knowledgeable or helpful when I went in to ask about jewelry repair. Seemed less than…read moreinterested. Will never go in again for ANY reason.

While visiting southern Vermont, I wanted to get a shellac manicure. I called Ruth who…read moreaccommodated me and did a great job. The shop is very clean and Ruth is very pleasant. She took her time and really did an excellent job. If I'm ever back in the area, I will definitely go back to Ruth! FYI Ruth has only two stations for manicures and pedicures so call for an appointment, don't just drop in.

I had the loveliest hour with Ruth this morning while having a pedicure. I came away relaxed,…read morerejuvenated, and with my feet feeling and looking great. Thank you, Ruth. Nancy

When a loved one passes, have you ever felt the need to donate the money left to you to a jewelry…read morestore? What?? You say "no"?? huh, isn't that funny? I didn't either!! Well, NT Ferro's felt the need to take such from my family? What am I talking about? Well, read on............ Our grandmother had recently passed and left some heirlom jewlery to us. We had it appraised at another reputable jeweler and were told a certain amount. With that said, we then took it to NT Ferro's- what a mistake! NT Ferros is where we took our recently inherited jewelry to see what our options were as far as reselling/consigning and have what we were hoping to be a positive experience.You may want to grab a chair as you may feel sick and floored the same way I did, to the point that you can't even stand. The jewelry that we left in the trust of their hands (as well as upon their request that we leave in their possesion) was then held for ransom like a hijacked train and with the appraisal at half the amount of what was originally told to us from the previous reputable jeweler. We were then told that the items would only be released upon a fee of $50! Are you kidding!! Talk about taking advantage of someone in their time of requesting help!! Well we must have known about this you say?? I even had to second guess myself but there was absolutely no mention, nothing in writing. Only a claim ticket of the items-that was it. Maybe you say that they cleaned the items, restored them, etc.....nope. They were in the exact same condition. Maybe you say they went out of their way to research the items further........nope. They tried to tell us they were only willing to give us a considerable amount (basically half!) of the appraised value we were originally quoted. Even the mall kiosks would offer more than that (not that this is what I was looking to do, but it was that insulting) Maybe they came back with some kind of golden ticket or back rub at least???? NO!! The only thing NT Ferros should have offered us along with all this aggrevation is some advil for all the headache and pain they caused! Heck, even some Pepto for the fact that they made me sick to my stomach! Avoid this place at all costs, unless your in the mood to go in your backyard and pick a few bills off your money tree to throw into the garbage.

Really nice people - genuine and never pushy. I like their selection and really love what I can…read morefind in their estate jewelry section. Very very happy with them and love feeling comfortable wandering through and perusing.

I've known this jewelry shore many many years - always friendly and cared for environment. I've…read moreboth bought and sold my jewels and he is my first stop when shopping for all sparkly things!!!!!

Bought my wedding rings here and work was exemplary - second to none. When my wife's heirloom…read morenecklace broke, they repaired it stronger. No matter if I'm spending $2000 or $40 they are friendly, accepting, respectful and knowledgeable - they even laugh at my attempts to tell a "good" Dad joke. I had ideas of the perfect rings for my wife and many were cost prohibitive but he gave me encouragement and tempered this with sound, realistic advice. I have met many jewelers but few are as genuine as he is. We are very lucky to have him in South Glens Falls.