This place has lots of pretty little everythings. But I am so appalled with my experience there. I was looking at the choker necklaces, and I had two in my left hand that I knew I for sure was going to purchase. The one in my right hand was gorgeous but I was standing there a while, thinking it through. I knew I couldnt just say no to it. Then a girl all dressed up like she worked there came up to me. She started a very quick and rapid conversation about the necklace in my right hand. Before I had time to react, she snatched it out of my hand and in a very over friendly kind of way asked if I wanted to try it on. When I shook my head no, declining, she gave a very quick "Then Im gonna try it on then!" First of all, I didnt want to try it on bc you just dont walk in a store, take necklaces out of their taped up package, and put them around your neck. Second, in social panic at her sudden "over friendliness" and my necklace being snatched away for herself, I was trying to explain that I could decide if I wanted it without having to try it on. She was way too quick to claim it as her own and literally started to walk away from me like she'd gotten what she wanted out of that conversation. I was questioning the whole time if she was just another customer or an actual worker. The way she'd approached me was like she wanted to be my absolute very best friend and the quick way she went to leave with her new necklace in hand was so rude it literally left me so speechless I couldnt say a word to confront her for the necklace back. Her in your face fake kindness was very intimidating. Then a split second after going to walk away from me I guess she sensed how awkward she was leaving me so she tried to have a happy, caring conversation which let me know she actually was an employee there. "Whats your name? Oh youre the third Heather we've had today. I see youve been getting a lot of shopping done, what for?" But she spoke very rapidly and in my face and more so to cover up the huge obvious reason she'd even said a word to me. She actually gave me a fake thanks for helping her find the necklace to try on. Thinking there's probably just another like it in the pile, I scanned her outfit and since the clothes she was wearing, very well matched the ribbon on the choker, I said "yes it would especially look good with that outfit on." She walked away as fast as she could and I searched for another necklace like it, but there wasn't one. I finally decided to check out and she was behind the counter with it out of the package and about to be put around her neck as she talked with the employee next to her. As I was leaving she again thanked me for helping her find the choker for her. I didnt do a thing. I had it in my hand. Thats what I did. I keep replaying it and trying to give the benefit of the doubt. If she'd had to set it down for an emergency reason and came back to find me holding it, the truth of her situation whatever it was as to why she needed that thing so badly would have made me happily hand it over to her. If she'd somehow already purchased it, and her employee friend had a joke gone wrong, I absolutely would have given it back to her. But having it snatched out of my hands and the speechlessness that I experienced from the whole situation, I only want that necklace more now. She actually gave me her name. Its too bad I cant remember it. read more