Cute little boutique store with handmade items! If you're looking for an original gift- look no…read morefurther. Nice atmosphere and a very polite worker. The only downfall is the cost. Things seemed a little pricey. I understand it goes to the crafter/artist for their time- so that should be taken into consideration- but still a little on the high side. I hope this business does well- it's the kind of place that this area needs more of.

Located diagonally from my office building in Crown Point, I've watched the traffic going in and…read moreout while going through McDonald's (right across the street). They repurposed an old tire (or car repair ) business and really did a beautiful job. I'll preface by saying - I am Not an "antiques person" - by far. My better half is though and he loves this shop. Several aisles of booths - all nicely arranged. The front seems to be more of a newer gifts area (thank you from me :) ) We've bought several things and he has asked me go back and get something he spotted afterwards. I will say - even though I am not into antques - I spotted an ultra cool mermaid lamp when we were there. Someone else evidently liked it too as it was gone the next day when I went back - so don't hesitate to buy if you see something you like. I also bought a newer three world globe piece for my office when we were there. They wrap items purchased really well and the staff has been just lovely. If you live in town or are coming from a distance - I will urge you to stop by. This is a nice hidden gem in Crown Point. Glad to see an old building repurposed so nicely. Our fine city of Crown Point demolished some older homes behind this business so if you go around the block, you'll find a generrous parking area as parking in front on Main Street fills in fast.

Awesome ! My "Go to" store for any occasion: gifts for my bestie or that special treasure just for…read moreme! Beautifully arranged with new items and surprises daily. But the owners and staff are the best reason to go! Always friendly, helpful and accommodating. It's like my "Cheers" of the antique and collectibles stores in the area. Buying or browsing you're treated like family. Frequent special events and sales always include snacks, treats and beverages. Check it out. You won't be disappointed!

It's a great time for making crafts and stuff with my grandchildren and this place has so much to…read moreoffer for us. Lots of ceramic pieces, Canvas artwork you can paint and more. The best part is it's affordable for us to all have fun. They offer birthday party packages too! The staff is friendly and helpful! We had a wonderful time today and can't wait to go back again

Charles is amazing! The merchandise is breathtaking! I remember when he had a multi drawer cabinet…read morewith old postcards. I could just sit there all day reading them. The older furniture is just as incredible. I will always recommend his stores!

Paraphernalia is a gem. I use the word in the most literal sense, because if you walk toward the…read moreback of the shop you'll find some of the most beautiful jewelry in Will County. There's aquamarine and opal earrings, peridot and garnet bracelets, diamond and pearl necklaces, emerald and ruby bands...you'll be in awe by the selection inside the long glass cases. I began going as a kid, tagging along with my dad when he would buy my mom piece of jewelry for a special occasion. I loved accompanying him and having a say in what he should get her. The last few years I've gone on my own, spending many hours trying on diamond engagement rings and wedding sets. Sue, the owner, has always been gracious (and patient) in letting me wear and admire ring after ring. Some of her rings have a good story behind them, and I always enjoy hearing where certain pieces came from, their style, etc. (Fun fact: her oldest ring is over 200 years old!) Last December, I FINALLY bought a ring from Paraphernalia, which I like to refer to as my "back up engagement ring". The antique engagement ring--dating back to the 1890s--has a row of five stones of mine-cut diamonds and alternating sapphires. It's simple, it's elegant, and--most importantly--it's from an antique from a shop I cherish. For those of you looking for a piece of jewelry, I encourage you to pay a visit to Paraphernalia before walking into any other jewelry store. Once you see all that glistens and sparkles inside Sue's glass cases, you're going to want to stay awhile and try on all of them.

I saw a sofa I liked for sale. I enquired about the cost and delivery to my home, and they stated…read moreit was against company policy to deliver. I asked if I donated my perfect sofa if they would delivery my purchase. The Manager said no. They would come and pick-up my donated sofa; but they refused to deliver new sofa. I am in my eighties with no way to lift sofa or transportation to haul sofa. That delivery was against company policy. They are only interested in money, not helping seniors. Please be careful when buying in this store.

My regular stop when shopping. Great Staff and very fair prices! I have found some great work…read moreclothes but also artwork upstairs!

Today I stopped at the friendliest shop in town! The owners are super helpful and very talented…read morefurniture refinishers. Beautiful colors that fit many styles in decorating. The prices are great and they can do custom orders. This shop is worth the drive to Lowell.

Very Dishonest people. I ordered a ring from them on 9/6 and ordered 2 day air. My GF birthday is…read moretoday and it will not arrive until 9/12. They will not refund my 2 day air express money. Be careful ordering from them as they are deceitful.

My husband bought me a mother's ring a few years ago from Moriarty's Gem Art. The ring is stunning…read moreand contains the birthstones of our children and grandchildren. The workmanship of the the ring is outstanding and the gemstones are high quality. We recently had another grandchild and my husband had another stone added to the ring. Communication was quick and clear, shipping went smoothly and the ring is gorgeous!

This place is one of the most emotional moving places, that I have ever been to. The bronze statues…read moreare very detailed, with veins (and eventually nail holes) showing in the hands and feet. The empty tomb was my favorite part. The trail (with the statues) is free to the public and accessible. You may walk, pray, and take photos. The gift shop is huge and the cashier was nice. I deducted one star due to some of the gift shop items "white washing" Jesus and other biblical figures.

What's not 2 love about this place? I visited back in 2019 so today I wanted to pay a visit on…read morethis 70 degree, sunny day. U enter through the bookstore which is bright, vibrant, full of positive vibes then u exit to the spiritual trail. I enjoyed the statues, the decor, the history. Definitely will be back again in a few months.