I love this place! Best price for crystals around or near Indy…read more Friendly, great selection and regular sales.

Really cute store!! You'll find every polished decorative stone you could want, in all shapes and…read moresizes. Not many raw choices, but the selection is out of this world for such a little shop. Just be careful because their prices are amazing too. It's easy to get carried away!!

Wonderful shop, delightful Owner. Welcoming and informed with reasonable prices too and a variety…read moreof offerings. Highly recommend!

Awesome high vibe shop with an amazing selection of high quality crystals, essential oils, herbs,…read moreand so much more. There's nothing else like this anywhere near here, and what is within driving distance can't compare. I met Melissa years ago while she was set up at a farmers market and was delighted and totally surprised to find out that she had a shop in my small neighborhood. Oaklandon is quaint and cozy but not really known for the excellent small businesses we've gained in the past few years. It helps to have a shop like this in our little neck of the woods, but that's not the only reason I'm now a die-hard of Essential Wellbeings! I love to visit, even if just for the excellent vibes. The shop is thoughtfully curated with a huge selection of harder to find crystals, literature, magical tools, and of course, aromatherapy (Melissa's specialty). Melissa is an expert in so many things. Her down-to-earth energy is so refreshing! She's super well-read and knowledgeable but the humility in the way she shares what she's learned is the real gem. It can be kind of hard to find people who are experts in this area to begin with, but then to find someone who's not pretentious about it is a gift. I took the chakra balancing course and had an amazing experience learning so much! The first product I fell in love with was the chakra oil mists. Shortly after finding Essential Wellbeings, I had a pretty difficult conflict in my life and Melissa welcomed me into her space to relax and chat without expecting anything in return. I'm so grateful to have stumbled upon this gem that was right beneath my nose

Wow! I've been going here for years. I read tarot myself and their readers are legit! I've also had…read moresound healing reiki sessions and they have some of the most unique crystals. Today I had a reading with LeAnn and it was totally on point, per usual. I've always had great experiences with their practitioners. The new space looks and feels amazing and you can drive there from the old spot in just seconds.

Had my sister's wedding here several years back. We had around 7 people in attendance. When we…read morewalked in, they tried to turn us away saying that they couldn't serve our kind. Be careful going to this place.

The store is beauthiful, the owner is very intelligent and knowledgeable, we enjoyed the beautiful…read morecrystals,

Small business owner who is very personable with each of her customers. She used to sell out of…read moreher home and recently opened this cute boutique in Fishers off of 116th St. Her clothing and jewelry are very reasonably pricrd. She sells her shirts for $10 each, dress and jeans for $15. She also have jewelry on sale. There's a place to try on the clothes. You won't regret coming here to get some great boutique deals......

This is such a cute space and has amazing products not to mention the magnificent art lining the…read morewall walls! I walked into the shop shortly after attending a market in Irvington and was astounded by the selection of goods here. From live plants to decorative night lights to queer stickers. This is probably my new favorite shop! The retail director, Justin checked me out with great energy, lots of kindness and overflowing with pride over how wonderful this space has become. They were also hosting a mending class while I was there and I cannot wait to try to attend an event there in the future. I bought a print and a plant and it was extremely affordable. There is street parking available and it's located across from the creative review store so it's a convenient block of art and art supplies.

Fun shop. I stopped in because I was in the neighborhood and I LOVE art. This shop carries items…read morefrom local artists and they had a really nice selection to choose from. There were many items I would easily gift to my friends and many that I wouldn't be able to give up and would have to keep for myself. They have not been in business long and are looking to expand to having some classes in house and I will certainly follow along in their journey and check those classes out! In the shop they had stickers, hanging art in various mediums both small and large, pottery pieces, jewelry, as well as fused glass pieces. If you are looking for a unique gift for a loved one then this may very well be the spot. I will certainly come back again and check out their current offerings.

Has Richard lost his mind you're asking? He's not only reviewing a chain retailer, but he's…read morereviewing a mall retailer? Yeah, I may have lost my mind. But hey, Maya started it! The truth is that I'm a fan of Yankee Candle and I visit this particular location on a fairly regular basis when killing time before a movie - this means at least once a week. I've yet to find a candle that works for me as well as Yankee Candles do. I feel the same way about most of their secondary products like air fresheners (home, car), etc. Yes, they're more expensive. They're also very good. So, if I were to rate Yankee Candle solely on the basis of their product I would most likely be looking at a 5-star rating. LOVE their products. Here's the thing. I really, really, really hate shopping at Yankee Candle. While I've always found their sales approach a tad over-the-top, over the last few months it has almost gotten to the point that there are times I simply don't go in because I don't want to deal with it. Seriously. Here's the experience I have had almost every single time over the past few months at Castleton, including last night. I go in. I check out their specials and check out a few tables. I don't begrudge them the fact that within a couple minutes, someone is going to swoop in and offer service. That's fine. I'll typically decline unless there's a specific need. Yankee Candle has a challenging layout for strollers, wheelchairs and pretty much anyone with a big butt. While I've not broken anything in Yankee Candle, it's taken a conscious effort every single time I'm in there and I've sure had some close calls and have tipped over smaller items before. I realize inventory is important, especially in a high profile location like Castleton, but it would be nice to have some room to get around. A few months ago, they really began pushing their e-mail advertising and their rewards club. How do I know this? They push it every single time. When you buy at Yankee Candle, you're not just committing to the sale but committing to the journey toward the sale. Seriously. "Do you want a wick trimmer?" "No, thank you." "Five minute lecture on why wick trimmers are awesome" while they casually roll your candle up in tissue paper, a courtesy that these days feels more like a sales ploy. "Can I get your phone number?" "Phone number given." "Can I get your e-mail?" Silently thinking "You can't look it up by phone number? This is 2016, after all." I've asked. They apparently hired an IOT department straight out of their local community college (Sorry to all you community college grads - no slam on you intended). If you decline an e-mail, you get a five-minute lecture on why their e-mails are awesome. Because, after all, EVERYTHING is awesome. "Are you a member of our rewards club?" "I have no idea. You've lectured me into a drunken stupor now." I'm sitting here thinking "Why didn't I go to White Barn? They actually sell you candles without the lecture." "Three minute lecture on why the rewards club is awesome - $5 gift card after $100 spent. For the record, that's not awesome and it's not worth the amount of my time you kill with every sale. If you're lucky, your products, even if you only have one, will be ready to go by the time they get through all the lectures. If not, you get another lecture on an upcoming sale or changing products. EVERY single time. I mean, heck, last night they even acknowledged that I was a regular but felt the need to give me every single lecture. There are now times I don't go in simply because I don't have the time to commit to the entire journey. OH sure, I could probably be rude and cut them all off (and have). I've also simply left if it got overbearing (Do you hear that Yankee Candle? You've lost sales because of this current dreadful sales approach). The painful conclusion, at least for me, is that I love Yankee Candle products but hate the experience of shopping there. While I've been hesitant to switch over to shopping online, it may prove to be the best option because Yankee Candle, at least this location, crosses the line from good customer service into the realm of almost stalkerish tendencies with a hard-sell approach that betrays the very essence of what folks like about Yankee Candle.

Loove going here ..But this time went there to get those personalized candle .I wanted to do it…read moreonline but for some reason it didn't work . It took no time and the end product was really really nice Erica really helped me and her help is much appreciated .Will definitely be getting more of those coz now I m in loove with them .

I like booth type antique malls because you never know what you are going to get. I did not get to…read moresee all of it so I am going to have to go back, my friends were way too fast shopping. What I did see I thought some things were priced well and some were overpriced but that is the way it is when you have booths as everyone prices their items differently. I did end up purchasing some items and the gal at the counter was quick and nice. I will make a run back to this shop so I can see the rest of it.

Cambridge is a charming Midwestern town in Wayne County, Indiana. The town was once a…read moretransportation hub with four railroads, the Whitewater Canal and the Cumberland National Road. National Road Antique Mall is one of 17 antique shops in the town. The mall is filled with two stories of antique booths that carry primitive antiques and vintage Americana. Many booths were offering sale prices. I was greeted when I walked in by friendly staff. The mall is clean with mostly wide aisles. There is a restroom centrally located on the first floor. There as plenty of free street parking today, but probably at a premium when summer rolls around.