A great experience to do a charm necklace or bracelet that doesn't take hours. Staff is very…read morehelpful when you walk in to show you around the charms. The store also has other jewelry, and other accessories available, like stickers, iron on patches etc that would make great gifts. The charms are all cute and relatively priced. Most charms were around $3-5. They set the charms for and the wait is less than 5 minutes. They give some care instructions to ensure you take proper care of the jewelry.

I decided to check out Kikichic right after the holidays on January 3. This charm bar is super…read morecute and well organized. I came in ready to make my bracelet. There is an area where you can make a charm bracelet and an Italian charm bracelet. I was there ready to make my Italian charm bracelet. The staff at Kikichic were friendly and gave instructions on how their charm bar worked. The first step was trying on the Italian charm bracelets in order to figure out your size and the amount of links (charms) you would need to make your bracelet. In order for me to make a bracelet that fit comfortably I would need 17-18 links which would have been a bit expensive especially just after the holidays. So sadly I did not make an Italian charm bracelet this time around. Each charm was $3-$5 dollars and I saw a few that were $10 and up and I believe the blank charms with nothing on them were the ones that cost $3. So a full bracelet could run you about $90. So sadly for me it wasn't worth the cost especially so close after the holidays. I like doing price comparisons and I saw that I could make an Italian charm bracelet through Etsy way cheaper so I may go that route. But I will say that this charm bar is very cute and definitely would be a fun activity for someone's birthday or a fun activity to do with friends. I'm still giving this business a 5 because the staff was cool and ready to help and it was a welcoming environment.

Cutandcropped came to the rescue without even knowing!…read more I drove an hour and a half just to come here for some very special custom bracelets I wanted to get for my nephews. It was SO much fun and a little overwhelming also with all the incredible choices but sooooo so so so so so worth it. You can even customize with laser engraving any charm of choice which was the perfect touch. The staff was so kind and patient, especially the girl helping me with the custom engraving, she was the BEST. You can easily spend a couple of hours here picking things out. It's the perfect place to come with your bestie, your other half or just to treat yourself. I had so much fun with this experience and can't wait to come back.

This is such a fun cute idea. I originally didn't review it because I got my first bracelet free…read morehowever, I went back and paid for a 2nd bracelet. I loveeee the process of picking charms even tho right now it's hot & it was even hotter with all those people there trying to look for charms as well. One of the employees gave me a fan to use . They are very helpful, there are gold charms and silver charms. My first bracelet was silver & went back for a gold one. You can ask the employees to help find a charm if u see it in gold but want silver & vice versa. I thought they would eventually get annoyed of doing that but if they did they never expressed it in their face so that was a plus. It's a fun adventure with your homegirls, daughters, mothers etc..

Fabulous store. Great place if you like design and/or want a unique NYC souvenir. I already had the…read moreYankees Moma hat so I left with the Miffy bag charm. She's super cute! I'll be back!

I love the MoMA and there are plenty of awesome designs at the MoMA store that showcase artists or…read moreart displayed in the museum. There are so many options to pick up a souvenir from your museum visit! The location of the store is split in three locations, two inside the museum itself 1) directly to the left and down a floor when you enter from the 53rd Street entrance, 2) upstairs on the second floor of the museum toward the east side of the building closer to the second floor museum cafe, 3) directly across the street from the 53rd Street entrance on the south side of the street. They all carry the same items with varying degrees of overlap, the second floor store is the smallest, the store across the street carries more home furnishing items. From postcards, posters and stationery, writing tools, kitchen serving ware and utensils, toys, jewelry, accessories, home decor, books and other printed media, expect all sorts of creative designs. While I want to support art and artists, I think the only downside is that prices are definitely on the higher side, in general NY tourist attractions tend to upcharge so much for even the most basic items (like $8 magnets).

I have been to the east village location many times. I ordered a beautiful blue gem ring last year…read more It came back fitting perfectly. I also bought my mother and friends' earrings. They were a big hit. If you like unusual jewelry, this is a cute shop to check out. The only negative is that the jewelry is rather pricey. But you get what you pay for.

The store was lovely! Although it was small, the store layout is beautiful and the owner, Racheal,…read morewas a massive help. This store is a new favourite for me as it has a wide selection in pieces for all occasions and budgets. When I was buying my gift, I honestly had no idea what to look for. However, with Rachael's guidance, I found perfect 16 inch gold necklace that my mum loved! On top of this, when I bought the piece, she even gift wrapped for me so I didn't have to do anything later. All around, would 100% recommend this place for anyone looking for a special gift for someone special.

Wow, the very picture of a hidden gem. This quite tiny shop has a beautiful array of women's…read moreaccessories sourced from all over the world. The owner is so charming and can tell you a story about each piece. I loved there is something for every style. Whether you're boho, edgy, or classic, you'll be able to find something fabulous.

What a weird experience. I called ahead to see if they carried size 1x in the store and they said…read moreyes. When I showed up, though, I could not have felt less welcome. From what I could see on the first floor, there were four sales associates with no other customers. I was never offered a showing of anything on other floors (they have several, i believe?) One person appeared to be assigned to help me, but she kept saying "no, we don't have anything like that" when I was asking for basic work wear. If you're in the market for a pink ballgown or a logo t shirt, this may be the place for you. But you have to enjoy feeling like you're bothering the sales staff by merely being there. Too bad - honestly I was ready to drop some dough, but they weren't interested. I should go back and do the Pretty Woman "big mistake. Huge" thing, but it's not worth my time.

First off, this store isn't there anymore. There's a website , google hours etc. I was in town…read morevisiting NYC and I walked over from my hotel and it was nothing but a deserted, empty building. I checked and double checked that I had the right address and was at the correct place and I was.. nothing there! Extremely disappointed as clearly no information has been updated. I was so excited to check this place out and it was a complete waste of my time. Update your page!!!!!!!!!!

Approximately $150 If it needs assembly obviously it's more . I paid almost $200 for my first one…read moreand now Angie's list is asking for $120 to assemble...... it's up to you

Unique artisan jewelry. Some fine jewelry pieces, but mostly costume baubles…read more Sort of like being in an art gallery. Something for every price point. Staff was great. No pressure sales.

Jewel Diva is my favorite place in the entire 3-floor market. It offers true vintage pieces at…read morereasonable prices, and the lady is very knowledgeable about each piece. I got my first pair of vintage Christian Dior ear clips here, they are really flattering on and are in great condition. I highly recommend this place to anyone who has an interest in vintage jewelry, and I will visit there again.

Really cool stuff, lots of unique pieces and the ladies that work there are fabulous!!read more