Sheila Woodyard was such a pleasure to buy from. My husband and I visited Eureka Spring and happen to wander into Body Tunes Plus. Sheila showed us how using the products in the store helps ground us. Many reviews deny the benefit of the Body Tunes products and grounding, to each his own. It works for me. I love the beauty, quality, and durability of the jewelry. One month my return home, I called Sheila and placed another order. She processed my order easily and shipped quickly. Thank you Sheila and Body Tunes Plus. I am happy with my choice. read more

overpriced scam and service with a attitude! went in with my girlfriend and was met with pushy sales and when I said we were just browsing right now a bit of attitude got flung our way. read more

I purchased a.very nice looking Bracelet in April of 2025. Unfortunately that is all that it is "a nice looking bracelet" I have not notice any changes with muscle and joint pain nor better sleep. The sales person was very good at what he does. I must admit, I remember doing the "balance thing" in college but you would hold sugar or something bad for you in your hand and it would be easier to threw off your balance. read more

SCAM!!! Please do not waste your money here. I fell for the "balance trick" and bought a ring for $119 that is supposedly sterling silver. Within 2 days, my finger is green and the ring is already tarnished. Obviously I was very gullible and saw a shiny, beautiful ring and believed the lie. Please be careful buying from this MLM company and loosing your hard earned money. Note: the small circle ring is what I purchased. The bigger ring next to it is a sterling silver James Avery ring. Notice one finger is green, the other is not. read more

Body Tune Plus - Jewelry Near Me - Eureka Springs, Arkansas

Went in the store as i believe in holistic healing. The worker was nice and have u do some small test standing up then she places A Bracelet on ur arm and does the demonstration again. She made it sound very believable. I went to get breakfast and looked up what i ended up buying as well as one for my wife and son at $200 each. After i read the article we went back and the o e for my son was never worn and i Said i wanted a refund on his. She quickly Was on vacation and parked by the store. Believe in the holistic medicine so i walked in with my wife. The sales gal quickly gave the scam demo on balance. It deemed to work but was. Ot paying attention to how she pressed on my arm or my wifes. I bought the cheaper valued bracelet $150 and my wife bought the higher priced bracelet $200 and one also for my son who is disabled. We walked to another store and while eating looked up the things she talked about and found what she talked about was a lie. We went back to get a refund on the one for my son as it had not even been worn to no avail no refund policy. I explained to her this was all lies she seemed to have a care less attitude since she had my money of over $600. STAY AWAY FROM THIS STORE COMPLETE SCAM!!!! Dont care what other people say about their experiences as the mind is a funny thing if u already believe it will work. I'm seriously thinking about legal action. read more

Incredible customer service. Metta is the best. I do not love in Arkansas and got a ring for my husband that turned out to be too small and got it back quickly. My mother, sister, and I all bought pieces there. My mom had a blood clot in her leg that left it permanently large than the other one. After wearing her anklet for 2 days it went back down. My sister suffer from nightly migraines and the very first night of wearing her anklet she didn't have any for the next ten days. I have scoliosis, a broken coccycx, and limp. I have been walking without pain or very little since. I cannot wait to get more products from here. read more

The placebo effect is strong with this one. I was skeptical. When I walked into the store, the saleswoman did the "grounding test" on me. (Pushes down in my arms while standing on one foot once without the ring, once with) Nice. It worked. But I'm not usually one to fall for scams so I just said thanks and left. However, the friend I was with said her parents bought bracelets and have worn them daily for a year. I gave in and bought a ring, (small tasteful, classy) It may be placebo, but I def feel more balanced since I've been wearing it. Well, no walls have jumped out at me. I went ahead and bought the insoles for my brother. (Walls are mean to him too) It does seem a bit fishy that their website does not post details on what they mean by "frequency." I think if they had a semblance of a plausible explanation not so many people would yell SCAM. I heard a rumor that this 'frequency' was discovered by someone at Tesla. IF that is true, body tune plus should certainly run with it, I bet they would sell a lot more! If it's not true, and this whole thing is a scam, then the method they're currently using (not explaining frequency) is working best for its means for the store. read more

Body Tune Plus - Sterling silver infinity ring - Jewelry Near Me - Eureka Springs, Arkansas

This company tried to scam me. I was warmly greeted and invited into the shop by a saleswoman. She asked me if I was aware of the jewlery's health benefits. When I said 'no', she said she would happily demonstrate the positive effects. The saleswoman had me stand on one leg with both arms out. She pressed down on my arms, which caused my body to wobble as I tried to maintain my balance. Putting a ring in my hand, she did the test a second time. This time, I effortlessly stood up straight. She had demonstrated the ring's ability to improve my balance. This is a common scam. Whether a person loses balance or not depends on which direction the scammer presses down on their arm. If they press down and slightly away from your body, you lose balance. If they press down and toward your body, you don't lose balance. All you can feel is them pressing down on your arm; you do not feel whether they're pressing slightly away or toward your body. This is what makes the scam so believable. I told the saleswoman I know how the trick works. She asked, "How?", and I told her it has to do with which direction she presses down. She started to explain, "Although that's possible, that's not what happened..." I interrupted her, "That's precisely what happened." I thanked her for her time and left, only because I knew my girlfriend didn't want drama. Otherwise, I would have openly condemned her behavior. This doesn't even scratch the surface. The claims made by the shop is based on pseudoscience. The fact that they promote these scam tests is pretty strong evidence that know their jewelery has zero health benefits. This means they're knowingly taking advantage of people, including those who are in pain. Although these people are not as bad as robbers, I will at least credit robbers with being honest. read more

Total scam. She is very convincing. Upon leaving we discussed our encounter with the charlatan. She catches you off guard and throws you off balance. Then places a ring or bracelet on you, and changes tactics. Instead of shoving you backwards she pull's straight down on your arm. read more

The saleswoman did the "grounding test" and on video (I discreetly recorded myself inside the store) I saw that she pulled the woman to the side to throw off her balance and then handed her a bracelet and pulled straight down the second time. Giving the illusion she restored her balance with a $295 bracelet. I then asked her to explain what she thought frequency was and how in the world that "technology" got "into the bracelet" as she claimed. She said "idk they don't tell us that". This is a huge scam and waste of money. This is not miracle jewelry, does not "go into a frequency machine" that makes any health difference, and will not magically heal your pain, sleeplessness, and balance. I can scientifically explain why - but I won't do that on this review about a business for times sake. Be wary of places like this. read more

paid $125.xx for a ring here and the same as the other reviews. on a diffirent note, they are not hostile to dog owners and bikers! said to say I will never go here again. The balance trick can be found on youtube. Search for Harmonic energy oscillation read more

Super friendly and great stuff. My fiancé loved the stuff! I thought it was very nice and High quality

If you are a person who believes that certain types of waters can have healing effects on or in the body, or that various scents or sounds can affect your senses of well-being, or that getting a massage can make a positive difference in your overall health, or that acupuncture can increase chi - life force energy - and reduce inflammation, or that looking at certain colors or images can help you to relax, or that walking barefoot across soil, sand or grass grounds you to the Earth. If you believe any of these things, then perhaps you may consider, as I have, that frequencies could help your balance, increase energy, or provide relief with body inflammation. I am uncertain if wearing "frequency infused" metals is real or can help, or whether it is simply a placebo effect. I do know what I felt, saw, and heard along with my three daughters, a few days ago, when visiting a store called Body Tune Plus in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. The store has a website and other locations. We listened to a down-to-earth, energetic woman, CiCi, who said she was a former nurse, explain about the attractive "jewelry with a purpose" in the store, which she, of course, was also wearing and advocating. I was skeptical but agreed to participate in a balance demonstration. I was surprised by the results that I could not explain. Same thing with my daughters. Perhaps it is a gimmick. A trick. Perhaps. But what about the myriad diets out there? Weight-loss pills and shots? Anti-inflammation over the counter pills and treatments? Super vitamins? Topical skin serums? Hair thickening or hair growing products? Natural pain relief products? I think most people are simply hoping to find solutions. The woman working in the store was not high-pressure in her approach, but instead genuine and laid back. All of us bought assorted pieces of jewelry that were attractive and moderately priced (ranges of what we purchased was $40-$130). Three of us also bought foot inserts with small metal acupressure balls. I am choosing to share our experience at the Body Tune Plus store and state that I am open to considering efficacy of some the treatments or remedies previously listed. I allow that I am open to the possibility that there may be positive health benefits - including life energy or balance - offered by wearing or using the products offered at Body Tune Plus. Does the body produce usable energy that may interact with metals? Or do the metals have frequencies that can positively affect the body? I am not sure. If they are mistaken in their claims, many people are. If they are purposefully being dishonest, shame on them. I cannot guarantee that their products will help, but few things in life are guaranteed. All of us agreed that going into Body Tune Plus was a positive experience and that we were all pleased with our purchases. read more

Very helpfull. I take things at face value. Clams it may help a list of things. I do know without a doubt it helped me. I suffer from degenerative disc disease, creating pain in my right leg. It has help ease the pain. I do not claim it cured me. But has helped me. Worth every bright penny I spent. Thanks to Bob and all at Body tune Plus. read more

It's a scam. As they tried their best to dupe me with the "grounding" demo, I began looking around the shop and trying to recognize the jewelry. It didn't take long before I saw things that looked extremely similar to bargain jewelry from practically anywhere online. Oh, and "tuned metal" is called radioactive. read more

My wife believes in these products whole heartely, til they wont stand behind faulty products. She has purchased over 1000$ in merchandise. 500$ of it being the 2 tone layered hearts bracelet and the tungsten bracelet. She lost the hearts bracelet while wearing it (we know this because she never took it off). This warranted a trip to Eureka Springs to replace it with the Tungsten bracelet. She again never took it off. This braclet also fell off her wrist. When I contacted and explained this situation to Mr. Larry Moore the first question he asked me if she brought it in to be repaired due to a faulty clasp, I said no she didnt know the clasp was faulty til it was gone. Mr. Moore consulted with his supervisor and a 15% discount was offered off of a new one. While we genuinely appreicate this we were surprised it wasnt more especially when there is a known problem with the clasps. We were fully prepared to order another 275$ tungsten Pyramid bracelet at a 50% discount. Also My wife wanted to purchase a cross for my birthday March 4th but after the disappointment of the offer she decided She did not wish to spend more money with a company that doesnt stand behind their products especially for the prices we have paid for the other items and the fact they knew there is a problem with the clasp. The products we have purchased previously: Steel Checker-150$ Tungsten w/abalone- 130$ Gold Hydratune bottle-299$ 2 tone layered hearts-200$ Tungsten Pyramid- 275$ read more

This is a big fat scam!!!! They are taking advantage of people who are in pain. Shame on this company!!! https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=atujz5lWLQ4 Here is a link to a video of the BS magic trick they pull on people to convince them of the magical balancing powers of their ugly jewelry. Basically, the first time the shyster sales rep pushes on you they push slightly away from your body to make you unbalanced. The second time they push you, holding the magical ring, they push slightly towards your body and towards your center of gravity which makes it easier to balance. DON'T BUY THIS CHEAPO JEWELRY AT $100 A PIECE!!!!! Shame on the company and shame on the sales reps that knowingly fool people daily!!!! Also they don't wear masks! read more

Total scam. They even use a carnival "barker" approach to attract people into the store. The balance test to illustrate how their product works is a well documented scamming approach. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aoq0k4iRLUs The return policy does not allow a refund, but only an exchange for other products if in like new condition. The products aren't all that bad, but very overpriced since they don't have any of the healing properties as advertised. read more

I bought this over priced bracket in fact bought one for my wife also. This bracket broke after 1 year of use this was a waste of my money

Don't fall for it!! There is no money back Guarantee on the jewelry and the trick they do on you ,if you do it yourself you won't Lose your balance. Biggest scam ever!! read more

Yup, this is as good as it gets! My hubs drives a truck. He's had constant sciatic, elbow and shoulder pain for years. The day he started wearing his bracelet and ring the pain was better. Three days into it, the pain was nearly gone. Abou 8 or 9 months later the bracelet broke. We live in Seneca, MO and put off returning to the store for a few minths. He got an Air Force ring and put away his Body Tune ring. His pain got worse. We finally took his broken bracelet to the store. They apologized and replaced it right then, no cost. He put his bracelet on and the first day his pain was better. He put away his Air Force ring and put the Body Tune ring back on. Now 3 days later he's practically pain free again and beating himself up for putting off the trek to Eureka Springs! Dad is going to get one too now! We have a business card and will be calling and ordering more if we don't get back to Eureka soon. read more

WARNING !!!!!!! Scam scam scam. Do not buy from these people. You can buy same bracelet online for a third of the price. They have no proof or a way to explain just how they infuse their 11 frequencies into their jewelry. There is a no return policy. They are thieves of your hard earned money. Shameful people who take advantage of the consumer. And don't bother trying to call them. They do not care to make things right. After my husband bought from them I did a little research. Not only can you buy the same jewelry for a third of the price online I couldn't find any information truly explaining to me the information we were given during their sales pitch. Don't waste your money or time. read more

I did not even go into this store but was repeatedly harassed by a salesman trying to get me to come in when I was just walking by the shop. I was in town with a group of about 10 people, and this only happened to me and one other friend the whole time we were there. Want to know what's unique about us two? We both walk with canes. That's it. And so even after telling him no once, we continued to get propositioned by this guy to come try their magic jewelry, simply because we are visibly disabled and apparently need to be cured. I had no interest because I could tell this is a scam company right away, and couldn't afford it anyway. I find it extremely telling that they came outside of the store specifically because they saw us walking by and decided that because we're disabled, obviously that means we must be interested in their quack medicine. Disabled people aren't problems to fix, we're people. read more

This review is to make others aware of discriminatory practices at the Body Tune Plus store. Larger people will be charged more than smaller people if the jewelry has to be sized up, whereas a person who is much smaller will not get a price reduction if the jewelry has to be sized down. I should have declined to pay at the time since I was aware of the store policy of no refunds. However, upon further reflection I felt mistreated for my size. When I contacted them to ask for a partial refund (down to the original item price) instead of offering me the $40 difference they offered me $40 worth of jewelry, which is ludicrous - I don't need more jewelry, I need to feel not ashamed of my size. Additionally I will add that this jewelry did not make a difference for me metaphysically, although it did help my mom, so the jury is out on that one. read more

If I could leave 0 stars I would bc I purchased a ring that has done nothing that the store claimed it would do. Don't get taken by this gimmick like I did while on vacation. Being a fan of essential oils and other holistic methods for treating illnesses and disease I was convinced this jewelry would work for all kinds of symptoms so I caved and purchased a ring that cost me around $90. plus tax. I have worn it for a week now with no recognizable change. I suppose I should have done my research first without buying impulsively so that is my fault. I feel all I have is a cheap ring that I paid way too much for and will probably never wear so a big waste of money for me. You should also be smart when they have a no refund policy...that should have been a clue. If they are so confident that this "jewelry" does what they claim there should be a money back guarantee if you are not satisfied or do not get any results. Don't make the same mistake I did and throw good money away. read more