Trinity Jewellers is a rare gem you just don't find often anymore ! Their work is all in-house,…read moretheir service is excellent and expertise is above par. I had my jewelry fixed there many times but then had a beautiful custom ring designed using my late husbands wedding ring and my own . I expect to be a longtime dedicated customer always , and Trinity Jewellers will always be my number one choice and recommendation !

Took my fiancées engagement ring there to be resized and they did an amazing job! The staff are…read morevery professional, knowledgeable and friendly. I would highly recommend Trinity Jewellers for all your jewellery needs.

It should be noted that the best of treasures are often tucked away. And noticing the ground…read moreembedded placement of Fawcett's Fine Jewelry, I'm too curious not to enter. Nestled below a few steps off Spring Garden Road, this jewelry shop requires an extra glance to notice its there. The steps are deep, so be warned--I can see them being tricky for some. Visitors need to press the buzz to get inside, and its immediately obvious that this place isn't for tooting around. Teeny-tiny, but elegantly stated. The exposed brick wall and open workshop give Fawcett's its own hands-on personality. The goldsmith, Blaine, welcomed me kindly and was very helpful in giving me the shop scoop. While the show room displays mainly engagement rings, formal bands and the like, the business is built on custom designed jewelry. Everything is made right here in the shop, behind a wall divider, so as the goldsmith works, you can roam the shop and see him go. Its a different experience, and I liked it. The jewels are too rich for my blood, but maybe some day. Blaine mentioned that they were branching out with some newer and lower price range product, so don't let price stop you from going in for a peek. Overall, the work is excellent and the friendly, personably service seems A +. Open for over 18 years, its no wonder Fawcett's is still kicking.

My fiancee designed my ring with Glen and Blaine and I couldn't be happier with it. He knew I…read morewanted something unconventional, and with Fawcetts that is exactly what we got. I obviously didn't work as closely with them as he did, but in my dealings with them since then they have been nothing but polite and sincere - I think they like my ring even more than I do! Re-sizing was free and we are now working on designs for a band to go with my ring. The only thing I can't comment on here is price - my guy refuses to disclose what he spent, but I would imagine it was a lot based on the quality of the stones and the gold work. Pricing is not for the faint of heart, but what you get is quality and craftsmanship. There is no rhodium plating here - you get the real deal. The customer service is also excellent, particularly when contrasted with the service of chain stores.

Classic hippie store! I would imagine the local high school and college women would love this…read moreplace. Loads of Indian block-printed cotton items, plus tons of reasonably priced jewelry. Also tons of cute knickknacks like little figurines, Christmas ornaments, baby mobiles, and home decor items. They're open late, too. I could have browsed here for hours if I'd had the time.

This store is very reminiscent of the stores in Kensington Market in Toronto circa late 1990s that…read moresmelled like patchouli, and sold insense, ponchos and hacky sacks ;) There's a definite bohemian vibe to the store. Or as my husband would say "it a place for hippies." They had lots of cool sterling silver jewelry from Thailand. The prices were quite reasonable too. They had lots of earrings and bracelets in the $10-$25 range. I really didn't look at much else in the store, but they had beads, wooden knick knacks, pillows, and clothing that looked like they were from Nepal, Indonesia and Thailand, among other things. I loved these kinds of stores in my middle school and high school years, but it's not quite my aesthetics anymore, with the exception of the jewelery, because I still love sterling silver, it's the most suitable metal for my colouring. I had a great time browsing their large jewelery section. I almost bought the cutest bracelet, but it was a tad too big for me :( Staff were very nice. I always stop by when I'm in Halifax to poke around a bit, and be reminded of my style as a teenager, lol.

Lady Luck is a fantastic addition to the Hydrostone Market and a shop to draw both crafty and urban…read morebabes alike. The jewelry and accessories tend to be a bit more edgy and young than most shops sporting the locally made flavour. And while its all quite hip, pieces exceed the concept of 'trend' to provide artful and innovative designs. A juxtaposition of buttons on both rings and pins. Tarnished vinyl skillfully sculpted as bracelets. Purses made from old leather coats. Rings constructed from the glass of busted in bus shelters. Shelffuls of purses-- no two are alike. Leather earrings that are just plain cool. The list goes on. There are some more reserved jewelry pieces as well, as Lady Luck covers it all. With all of this fabulous going on, I hardly had time to notice the large art gallery at the back of the room. Vibrant landscapes were this month's feature. Gorgeous! This shop embodies a fine range of original items. Great taste and lots of pleasant surprises... I can't wait until next time.

I brought my mother here on her birthday so she could pick something out…read more. The store is quaint looking from the outside, and as with much of the rest of the Hydrostone, reminds one of a small British village centre (ie. very boutique-like). I noticed on some photographs here on Yelp that the rear part of the store must have been an art gallery in the past, however this is no longer the case.. Now its an expansion of the sales floor. The first thing one notices when entering the store is the multitude of hats around.. If it weren't for other art pieces on display, one could easily think think the whole store is just for hats. We got a really cool hat made of rain-jacket material. It certainly came in handy since there was a raging snow/rain storm going on outside and those specific hats are waterproof.. I also really liked their knitted winter wear hats/tuques. Some of them are quite unique (see photo I added to the business profile). Theres also a lot of locally crafted art and handmade jewelry. This is always a bonus since supporting the local arts is an investment in the community and makes a nice change from buying the same old Chinese imports that you can find anywhere.

I get soooo many compliments on my jewelry everywhere I go. The team is excellent and the shop is…read moregorgeous. Her close attention to details and high fashionable pieces is a work of art. You will not be disappointed

House of Moda is the new home of Moda jewelery from fabulous jewelry designer Ozlem Metinoglu…read moreOzgun. Formerly found at the Halifax Seaport Market, House of Moda has relocated to the Shops above Mills in a bright and funky nwew boutique. The jewelry on display is amazing, and Ozlem herself is wonderful and helpful. Considering all the work that goes into each of these pieces the price points are very reasonable. Moda also carries some other trendy brands of jewelry and watches that fit in perfectly with the style and vibe of their own pieces. Great store. Great owner. Great products. Get to Moda, support a local Halifax entrepreneur, and get some bling for yourself (or someone special) in the process!

I have been taking my broken jewelry to Park Jewellery for many years now and I've never been…read moredisappointed in their work. They are a little gem in our community .

I have several pieces from over the years and they are timeless and beautiful. I loved having Nova…read moreScotian Crystal as an Atlantic Canadian business.

My Irish mate James and I visited you in Halifax in 2013 or 14 while walking down by the dock. I…read morepurchased wine glasses and a vase. They were beautifully cut and I used them for years. Guests always praised their quality. While the price was somewhat high, I had also bought Waterford Crystal in Waterford, Ireland. We immediately recognized the high quality Waterford cut of the crystal and were impressed. I thought you had closed and am absolutely delighted that someone intervened. Thank you for staying open. Murlene McKinnon, Michigan

Huge shout out to Tammy at Coconut Creek! Despite being on crutches she quickly fulfilled my order…read moreand provided outstanding curbside service and gave me great ideas for Mother's Day. Keep up the amazing work, this is the best store for gifts, shoes and service!

Coconut Creek is located in the Dartmouth Crossing, it is the only location for this wonderful…read moreshop. If you are looking for that gift that has that little something extra to it, have a look around. First the store is wonderful to browse through, there were two gals working when I went in, one named Carrie and the other Kayla. Both very pleasant and professional. A nice hello to greet me and then let me have a look around. This shop is new and carries, purses, artwork, jewellery, speciality items, they pretty much have all the basis covered here. But as I said , these items are not your average. One of my favourite things that caught my eye were things fabulous creatures called Sweet & Sour Gargoyles, they are made in PEI, and are worth every penny. The average was about $100.00. The artists that make these have fantastic imaginations. I want one! This is a must have for me, it is on my list , a collapsible water bottle in lots of colours, made by Vapur. This is freezable, dishwasher safe (top rack),rolls up, stands up when full, has a place to write your name on it, this is such a great bottle, is any of my family is reading this, guess what, you are getting one as a gift. These are only $11.99, a great deal. They also have in the back of the store a nice selection of baby gifts. There is a great item there, they are bears that you insert the hot water battle or cold. This store has lots of options for you to choose from. Kayla told me that they try to support the Canadian artists as much as possible. Most of the products they seek out are Canadian made. This alone is a reason to go to the shop and support it. I want to thank Carrie and Kayla for allowing me to take a few pictures, they were great and know their product lines. :)