Lovely place to buy amazing Eastern art & housewares, statues, candles, lighting fixtures, dream…read morecatchers, etc. I bought two pieces that I hung on my walls and enjoy looking at everyday. They both bring me peace & serenity.

Relaxation and calm embraces you the moment you walk through the entrance of the Lotus Boutique…read more It felt as though an invisible veil of de-stress came over me when i stepped in. Small and cozy store, but I spent quite a while browsing around. Ended up buying 2 decorative wall scrolls, a namaste saying piece for the office space and some fragrant incense. Prices are great! Especially when it is evident the materials they use are authentic and good quality.

This is a cute little New Age/crystal/gem stones shop. You'll find the usual New Age paraphernalia,…read morecrystal skulls, pendulums, rings, raw geos, pyramids. They also have lots of jewelry, mostly silver plated, amber, quartz and other semi-precious stones. I also saw Native American dream catchers and other Native spiritual items but unless I get that from a person of First Nation's ancestry or from the reservation directly or at the annual Pow-Wow, I generally stay away from that stuff, but that's just me. The girl who runs it is very friendly and generally the folks there are pretty helpful. It really focuses on crystals and stones, they don't really have books, tarot cards, candles, botanicals which most stores dedicated to craft and Pagan/Wicca do so just be aware of that.

My witchy friend pointed this spot out to me, I must have walked by it a thousand times without…read morenoticing this tucked away piece of magic on St.Denis. The variety of quality stones in here is remarkable, tiny stacks on every available surface. There are also white and pink salt and crystal lamps, singing bowls, totem stones and a couple pretty pillows to round out the mix. There's also a lovely collection of turquoise and amber and silver jewelry. The service was warm and kind a no pressure. Happy to have discovered Pierre's D'ailleurs!

A must when in Montreal. Will be back next trip. Great vibe, and so many unique, beautiful pieces…read more 10/10 recommend.

I Yelped this place while searching for a great incense store and it didn't disappoint…read more The staff are super friendly and know their stock. They answered all my questions about the different brands and even gave me some great tips on storing incense. The store is well stocked with incense and burners - anything you need in the incense world. Pooh and I will be heading back there in February to stock up! Unfortunately no photos but other reviews have great pictures.

I absolutely love moonshadows. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable and what they don't know…read morethey will look up in their books for you. The ambiance is perfect for their store and I've never met someone who was displeased who has shopped there! I definitely recommend this store

Moonshadows has got to be my favorite place to be. Every time I go in I automatically feel so…read morerelaxed, the smell of incense and the sound of the music. I usually end up buying more than intended because there are so many beautiful, new and unique things, that I can't help thinking "maybe one more, a CD or maybe a dream catcher." Everyone is so nice and welcoming. I even recommend getting an appointment for a reading.

Who knew, that in West Chazy, in North Country New York State, there would be such an awesome folk…read moremagic and magickal supply store? Well, I did, but that's only because I did my research and realized that those podunk people in Plattsburgh where I grew up? They do a lot more magic than they give themselves credit for. Venue: Before we even get to what treasure you can behold in this store, let's talk about the fact that it's not even a store. It's an actual caboose. As in, from a train, refurbished and on fake railroad tracks, caboose. It's ADORABLE! Now, I don't use all caps lightly, but this by far the coolest shop idea ever, and only someone in the North Country would think of it. Just off of the 87 on 22, there are (now) three portions of the store. The caboose, which holds all things gem and crystal, incense and tarot, new books and supplies; the community room, with a giant wall of 50% off books on one side and a ridiculous amount of beading supplies on the other; and the garage, which I don't think was open when I was there, but where the classes and workshops are held. In true North Country fashion, the caboose is open from Thursday to Sunday, but if you call ahead, and they're around, they'll probably open if up for you. Selection: Now onto the awesome stuff. Crystals! Gems! Geodes! Oh my!! And that's just on one wall. All organized with detailed explanation cards and self-selecting service, the amount and variety of stones I had to choose from were amazing. I had a list, and I don't think I checked but once, I ended up buying so much extra stuff. There's a large selection of incense and oils (I'm not sure they're all essential, so check them out first) as well as new books , jewelry and tarot cards. Pretty much any ritual supplies or cauldron stockings you may need, from herbs and chimes to candles and pendulums, are all crammed into every nook and cranny. I kid you not, I think I spent at least 30 minutes checking out the small space. Everywhere I looked had something new and amazing. The community room was amazing as well. Unfortunately, I wasn't into making jewelry when I went, or trust me, I would have raided that wall like no tomorrow. But the wall of books? I was sold. Almost all of them were under $10, and I must have picked up at least 5 books before my mother asked me how I was going to get them all on the plane. Blasted logic! Sometimes it leaves me! That said, my mother, who is, I guess we could say, spiritual in nature although often pokes fun at me and my metaphysical store raids, enjoyed the shop. She bought several incenses just make the house smell nice and found a cookbook she wanted--but forewent it simply because she has a billion. On the price side, it's the North Country, so after living in NYC everything seems so cheap. But it's all very reasonably priced. I got 9 small-ish polished quartz spears for $36, which anyone will tell you is a steal! In addition, I bought a few candles, a bunch of stones and a book all for un $50. There are always specials and deals going on, so make sure to check out the website and ask. I cannot stress this enough: this isn't just a place for the witchly-inclined. From jewelry to wind chimes, findings and belly dancing skirts, this shop is quite possibly one of the best kept secrets in Champlain Valley. But I reveal it all unto you now! Go forth and forage from the Crystal Caboose. My mother may have moved down to Orlando, but you can bet that if I can find a reason to go back to the North Country and pillage the caboose again, I'll take it.

From the owner: We are family friendly and have the largest selection of affordable tumbled stones and crystals in…read morethe North Country. Our sterling silver charms and gemstone jewelry have been pleasing customers for over 25 years. They also love our candle display which includes scented or beeswax. We feature local crafters and artisans, as well. Our customers come when they are supposed to, consider this your invitation.

I loved this place to shop for books. However, I had a recent experience that put me off…read more I came to sell about 50 books that are in very good condition and quite popular, but most were turned down. Even when I said I wasn't necessarily looking to make money, just donate to a place I like, they told me that taking my books would "burden" them... Even though that's what this place is for, selling and buying used books! I went to a bookstore further up Mont-Royal who took them. I certainly understand that they couldn't take all of them depending on the value, but it was really their dismissive and quite rude attitude that took me off guard. Not sure I'll shop there again, unfortunately.

I recently checked out LEchange during my first visit to Montreal. It wasn't on my initial wishlist…read moreof places to check out, but noticed it driving through the city. My review is really based on vinyl records as that's what lured me in. The shop is very clean and neatly organized. They had some nice new arrivals plus several bins of rock, jazz, classical, and whatever else in between. I found one record I wanted, but a few others I already had that I otherwise would have grabbed. Prices were pretty fair. They also carried CDs, but no cassettes. Of course they have lots of books and nice area to sit and relax. Cool spot worth checking out for a little browsing.

Business owner charged me 900 CAD for a ring that had a chipped and scratched stone. I have been…read moresuffering from traumatic brain injuries for the last few years of my life; they have made me very suggestible and lacking forethought. I got swept into the talk about how rare the mineral stone tanzanite was and that there isnt much left in the world, I got a huge amount of FOMO and bought it the next morning. My family from that point on has kept a much tighter control on my finances, as they should.

My go to place for purchases, repair, cleaning & advice. I…read moretrust them completely!! A very satisfied customer