When I was in Springfield looking for another shop, I stumbled upon Celeste Watch Company. Such…read morebreathtaking art. The woman herself, Celeste, was at the shop when I stopped in and was so warm and welcoming. They have a variety of designs. I especially liked the one with a peacock design, and there was one with some leaves blowing that I was quite taken with. I also saw a beautiful one with a compass rose that was a wooden dial. There was even one with a Sasquatch! They also take commissions and you can send a photo of your pet with which they'll create a watch face. You can't get more unique than that. The watch materials may include wood, mother of pearl, abalone, and so on which makes them really just stunning. I'd love to get one of these sometime because they of course are practical but they're also a beautiful accessory and fashion statement. I was given an Apple Watch that I never actually wanted (it has a couple useful features) and can go many months without wearing or thinking about, but something like this would feel much more practical to me (if for no other reason than having to charge up a watch is just ridiculous to me). I think at some point I'll be back in person or via their website to buy one of their pieces--it's a matter of narrowing it down to which of a few designs I really want.

From the owner: We design and sell original handcrafted watches. We do not buy watches from the public, or service…read moreand resell other brands.

I needed to get a couple rings sized and decided this was the place to go. Jerel was a very nice…read moreand helpfulguy with quite a selection of jewelry. He told me all about his years of being a jeweler and showed me a book of he and wife's work throughout the years. Very neat guy. He finished my rings within an hour and half and did beautiful work. I would absolutely recommend him and will be back for all my jewelry needs.

Jerel was super helpful. He resized and cleaned my wife's ring in a timely fashion. It turned out…read moregreat, and she was very happy. We will definitely go back.

I was referred to Joe by a family member as the guy to talk to with my tow dolly questions, and I'm…read moreso glad I did! Joe spent a solid 15 minutes with me on the phone talking about the various dolly configurations, what to expect towing a small vehicle behind our RV, brake options, legal considerations, basically any question I had for him. And get this: he doesn't even sell dollies. So I basically wasn't a prospective customer from the beginning, but he still took the time to help me make an informed decision buying a dolly second hand. That's customer service. If I ever have any issues once I get a dolly or need a brake system installed, I know where I'll be going.

I Changed hitches for a new truck and the service was amazing. Joe went well and above anything I…read morehad expected to make sure the part that was ordered was the correct application and was accurately sized for the weight I was pulling. I highly recommend this place.

Gavin was very helpful and professsional and we appreciate the servicce. Thank you Gavin!read more

Quick and accommodating! We came in around 6pm weekday to get bucket seat covers for our…read moredaughter's new truck. We put them on as soon as we got out in the parking lot. Her first choice was a bit so we came right back in and they was happy to exchanged for us. They asked if we should put the second set on it first before they do the final exchange. The items we got were on sale 50-75% so that was a bonus.

They have a lot of good items, but we didn't find anything we couldn't live without. They have some…read morewar items that we were shocked they had. The people working were nice.

I came in here with my husband yesterday. We've been in a number of times to look around before,…read morebut it had been a bit and I wanted to stop since we had time. We walked in and we're immediately greeted by the woman working. She was kind, welcoming, and helpful. She let us wander, as there is a ton of stuff to see. It's really hard to take it all in with one trip alone, or if you don't have much time. But also walked through the store to see if we needed anything, wanted to see something in a case, or just had questions. What I appreciated is she checked on us, because I did want to see things and ask questions, but it wasn't invasive. We ended up buying a beautiful paperweight for my desk, a glass turtle, and a wooden yarn spool for my craft projects. I think we spent $50 on those three things, which wasn't expensive at all, in my opinion. This is a fun store where you can take trips down memory lane, enjoy the nostalgia of things, add to a collection you have, and just enjoy seeing everything they have to offer. My husband and I did exactly that yesterday while walking around. I always find this shop to be relaxing and fun to walk around in and spend some time. Would I return? Yes! Definitely yes. We've been coming in here for a couple of years and love it. We'll definitely keep coming back.

The whole setup is pretty cool. Good food. Enough choices. The vendors themselves are pretty…read morenice. The lady serving beer was SUPER nice. Music was fine. Probably going back tomorrow night to see another band.

I love the store, but any of their booth thing open houses were pretty bare and not very good and…read moreovercharged to get in $10 per person was ridiculous

Recently my daughter and I visited the downtown Eugene "core" and we stumbled upon this cute shop,…read morelocated right next to Heritage Dry Goods. (Both are super boutiques, with similar aesthetics. This G+G shop is perhaps a bit more "bohemian" in its focus and caters more to a young adult female demographic). There were lots of "Free People" clothing items here, and artisan jewelry pieces. They also carried some cosmetic/make-up and skincare lines (I think they were all organic), and lots of women's fashion accessories (bags, scarves, etc.). I had the feeling this was a smaller, more intimate take on an "Anthropologie" shop - and certainly more local!

Although I wish they had a slightly bigger selection, this is the ONLY boutique I've found in the…read morearea worth going to (and I've looked pretty hard). The prices are actually in a reasonable range that don't make me turn around and walk out the door, and the clothes are of course cute and unique. They carry great brands such as Free People, get new items every few days, and the girls who work in the store are always extremely helpful. Just one more reason to visit 5th Street!

I've walked by this place several times when they were closed, and needless to say, I was excited…read moreto find them open yesterday. This is a fun and neat gift shop. Good selection without being overcrowded, which I appreciate. I found a coin purse, which was awesome. My husband and I were literally talking about me needing one last week. I was excited. Lol. Besides that, I found stickers and a journal. Which I always need new journals. Past that( they specialize in candles, soaps, and home decorations. It is a fun store to explore. The employee or owner working was kind and welcoming. He took his dog with him, who came out to greet us when we were at the counter, so I got my puppy fix while I was in there. I think more business owners should bring their dogs to work just for this reason. I thought the prices were good and the value was high. I spent $30 on the three things I bought, which wasn't bad. Would I return? Yes! Definitely yes. It is a fun store to explore, great owner running it, and very memorable. My husband and I both enjoyed it.

Okay, this place is cheeky - a small towel that reads "Not Your Jizz Towel"…read more It's cute. Lots of little surprises. Got my hubby a bar of soap "Gay Bar" and a birthday candle with sprinkles on top. So this place is great if you're searching for gifts.