I'm glad I came here for souvenirs before heading home. This store in the Mall of Asia (MOA) has…read moreFilipino food, art, clothing, history, and culture. It's thoughtfully designed and clean. I think it's valuable to visit a unique place like this as there's lots of rare finds. It was pretty busy. I had to maneuver around a lot of people while browsing. They had a lot of merch that I wanted but I knew I didn't have a lot of space in my luggage. When you check out, just know green shopping bags are sturdy and good quality. I regret buying the brown shopping bags. I noticed they smelled funny when I unpacked my luggage when I got home. I ended up recycling them. I wish I had more luggage space. I wish I had more time in this store. I guess it gives me a reason to come back here on my next vacation.

Bought a pair of 12.5 mm South Sea Pearls earrings and was charged $720 US dollars for an imperfect…read morepearl earring. They took advantage of the fact that I am in US purchasing the item. Even their website shows 15mm priced less for a round white pearl.

Rado, Tissot, Seiko and Tag Heuer live here - the good stuff. A nice respite from the fashion…read morewatches that are everywhere else in the mall. Small, but a good selection, and they have authorized service personnel here, too.

Klinik Watch and the owner Mark is the most experienced and knowledgeable watch technician I know…read more Over the last few years I have taken my watches to him for full watch assembling, servicing, dial restoration, relume, polishing (superb) and repairs. Another service they can provide betterthan most is the sourcing of parts for vintage watches, I have managed to restore and bring back to life a few watches I couldn't fix elsewhere and sent friends to him when they needed watches fixed who have also been impressed with his service and honesty on pricing...you wont go wrong at Klinik

While I would certainly like to think I'm well-off enough to afford the pricey genuine leather…read morestraps one would get for their watch, I'm too cheap to get it from Asprey. I often have it done at some small watch repair stalls that I'd encounter somewhere, but I'm also a steady customer at Three S Gift Shop at Farmer's Plaza. There are a number of similar establishments in the building, but I've always felt a little more welcome there as the staff are a little more attentive and responsive to your needs. They've whole racks of straps there which won't necessarily empty your wallet, and good different kinds at that. I've always felt like the straps I've seen at the bigger, more expensive places (whichever those are) look too cumbersome for my taste. Are they genuine leather? Ask them that. Really all I care about is that it looks nice on my tiny wrists. They sell and repair various watches and clocks too, of course. While I have a preference to avoid bling with a humble leather watch, I'm quite taken with and I just might by this rose gold Casio number they have on display. There's always a booth that sells cheap, discounted watches by the hallway too, so if you're itching for some cheap timekeeper to up your wardrobe, drop by and have a look.

good prices, wide selection of watches, 18k gold jewelry and watch straps that are cheaper than…read moreother malls in metro manila. loyal customer.

5 star reviews caught my eye and close to where my girlfriend lives and that the store is inside…read morethe mall for safety.

We had our wedding rings made by Helen Jewelry. It was a very smooth and easy transaction. Helen's…read moreson (we forgot his name) was very eager to help us in choosing the perfect style that will suit our budget without compromising the quality. He was very nice and accomodating. We went here on 16 Feb 2018, which is a Chinese New Year, and the rings were ready for pick-up in less than 10 days. The diamonds were flawless! We even got the exact design we wanted. We highly recommend Helen Jewelry shop to couples who want to customize their wedding rings, and can choose from many different styles depending on their budget.

This is not one store but dozens across multiple buildings…read more Booth after booth of gold items, rings, chains, bracelets, earrings, after a while it all looks the same. They will charge an extra 3 to 6 percent on top of price if you use a credit card. It's cheaper than mall prices here.

Scammer Sale u gold with out know the weight of the unit…read more,so u don't know what u get , if it's good investment or not U r all ther Scammer Your policy r scams

Each time I pass by home décor and fine jewelry store, Firma in Greenbelt 2, I always do a double…read moretake. Consistently well-designed and always remarkable, Firma's store tableaus are always a source of inspiration. They are always a good introduction of what's in store for its visitors. Filled with lovely (and very expensive) pieces for the home, Firma's selection leans more towards an Asian or Eastern sensibility. (It's also noteworthy to point out that Firma is the brainchild by the same duo that own AC+632 in Greenbelt 3, a home décor store with a more European sensibility). It's always a pleasure for my to pore over Firma's selection of fine trays and china, sculptural home décor items and incredible fine jewelry made by local artisans. Aside from the décor and jewelry, there is also a selection of quirky hats and handbags for the lady or gent with offbeat taste.

My mum's an interior designer so she'd always take me with her when I was a little kid (until now…read moreactually, haha) whenever she'd go canvas for items in furniture or home accessories stores. It has actually turned into a special mother-daughter time. Firma to me is a unique furniture store...unlike any I've seen because of the amazingggg, must-see store displays that change every month or every other month (Seriously, I need to know who does those. I want to hire them to design some of the rooms in my future home!). They are art masterpieces on it's own. I also love the very homey vibe you feel when you enter the store. It's like you're transported to a beautiful, exotic, old-world Eurasian country. The only thing missing is a wise, old Chinese man greeting you by the door as a bell chimes. Their home accessories are quirky but glamorous and you can also find some vintage items there. If you love statement jewelry, you will LOVE their display of gorgeous wildlife, nature and sea inspired pieces. They're like gems you'd find in a treasure chest. I only find the store a bit small. I wish it were bigger as I'd love to see more stuff from them. I've bought bohemian-y jewelry from them before and they have turned into everyday jewelry for me and I do get a lot of compliments from wearing them. I love stopping by the store every time I'm in Greenbelt.

If you're trying to find a scent that you wish to be your trademark...too broke for signature…read morebrands...disliking of conventional scent chain stores...go hipster and walk towards Arctic Rituals Fragrance Library! They have quite a good collection of scents for both men and women, although some of them are recognizable from other brands and not too unique. However, if they are a collection of these scents, then it is a great place to find what you want! After finding a scent, either remember it and buy from that fragrance store somewhere else, or better yet, use Arctic Rituals as a testing point if your chosen scent would work out for you. And hopefully, you stick to them. Why? Their products are not below standard, they can actually match other brands. I recommend the following for men: Ivy League: Heartthrob Game Time: Invincible Game Time: Varsity Date Night: Icebreaker Nature Trippin: Blue Ocean Date Night: The Chase For the ladies: Game Time: Muse Gourmet: Nectarine Blossom and Honey Feels Like Home: Baby Powder Nature Trippin: Cherry Blossom Just remember, my sense of smell is different from yours!

If you ever want to find your own personal scent, I think this is a good place to start. You…read moreprobably won't find any of the big name perfume brands here so don't even look. I'd probably categorize Arctic Rituals as having two kinds of scents: stuff that smells like it was inspired by certain things... and stuff that smells like other stuff. See, they have scents like vanilla ice cream and coffee which really does smell like whatever's on the tin. As much as I like my colognes that smell like dessert, I do enjoy their colognes that smell like actual cologne. They have your typical floral scents and you have other things with names like Gin and Tonic and Stiletto. Their colognes are also of fairly good quality. Their scents don't fade quickly and last a pretty good time. Another good bit is that you don't get the rubbing alcohol-like undertone that some independent perfume makers usually have.