Hey I have been a costumer of Andaaz jewelers Chicago IL for few years, I bought a nail…read morebraclet/bangle in may of 2024, it keep getting stuck with my clothes and price has doubled so I decided to take it to local jewelers and it was steel, it got caught with magnet. They keep deleting my reviews from their page, I have all the proof needed, please buy a magnet and check your jewelry,

I'm in LOVE with my new ring from Andaaz Jewelers!! They're always so nice, and always give the…read moreright guidance to make sure you love your choice. Can't recommend enough!

A wonderful place to learn pottery! Robert has many different classes to offer and he is a…read morewonderful teacher. I highly recommend this place

I took a pottery class it was fun. Very informative and got my creative juices going. The…read moreinstructor was very nice and patient as well as helpful and instructive. There are some beautiful pottery pieces that are for sale. The pieces are unique. I bought several pieces for gifts and they were a hit with my relatives and friends. It's worth checking the place out even if you don't want to take a class .

Superior customer service beyond belief. Yasna was wonderful…read moreto work with, and a blessing. Sweetest lady. I came in here, because I had a hole in my knit sweater. A giant hole. She patched it up for me, and worked with what I wanted. She worked with the price, and I love my sweater more than ever. She even held it for me for 2 months, as MY schedule was hectic. Holy cow, she rocks. Highly recommend for anyone to go to her for knit/crochet advice. Or even if you need a repair. She even offers classes, (how cool is that!) A very passionate and talented lady.

I stopped by and first it's not an easy find. It's on the second floor. Once there the place was…read moreclosed with a sign that indicated the store had unexpectedly closed in February but would reopen in May. It's June. I hope nothing is wrong but this is a business with nothing to indicate hours of operation.

Awesome family owned rock shop. Lots of selection, good prices, large and small pieces, jewelry…read moreand incense as well. On occasion there is reiki classes or similar from what I've been told but haven't experienced that yet. Just very friendly and great way to get gems and stones in the suburbs.

I just visited this shop for the first time the other day. They have a wide array of products such…read moreas: rocks, crystals, minerals, incense, jewelry, candles, smudge sticks, incense burners, and more. Also, the variety of selenite charging plates is awesome and the price is right. In addition to a good selection, everyone who works in the shop is very friendly and helpful. I picked their brains while browsing the crystals and they were more than happy to share their knowledge and personal experience. You can tell their employees have practical knowledge and aren't just reciting information from cards. There are also "mystery bags" available near the front counter, which another customer recommended. They are available in $20, $50, and $100 price points and hold more value than their respective prices. I plan to check one out when I get the chance. I purchased an array of products, and they seemed fairly priced and of good quality. Overall, this shop is worth a stop if you're looking for crystals, incense, smudge sticks, or anything spiritual or metaphysical.

I highly recommend using Marykay for your invitations. She…read morelistens to what you want and need. I Will definitely use her again in the future. She is the best.. Sue M.

Mary Kay was so kind, welcoming, and understanding. She has so many samples to look through and…read morewill creat anything you want! I wanted gold foil and she was much more affordable than other boutiques. Great communication and prompt service.

I'm not one to write reviews but for Paul, I have to. Paul custom designed my engagement ring and…read moremy wedding ring and they are both absolutely stunning. He looked at my inspo pics and turned them into my dream. Paul is kind, and honest! When you go into a chain jewelry store, they're just trying to sell you what you want and don't tell you the negatives. Paul will tell you exactly his thoughts based on his experience as a jeweler and that couldn't be more appreciated. I would recommend him to anybody who is looking for a jeweler to make your vision come true! Thank you Paul!

I broke another gold chain(dammit). Since I had good repairs here before, went back and had another…read moregood repair. Small shop right in Lisle downtown area. Easy to park just north where that strip center on Main & Ogden still sits empty. I thought the price was decent for repair.

Still a darling shop that is my first choice when looking for that special gift or just a little…read moresomething to brighten my day! Love the one of a kind finds! And the service is always helpful and super friendly.

ADORABLE. For a tiny store, they pack a punch. I will start with the jewelry...they always have the…read morecutest earrings for reasonable prices. I get compliments on them all the time. Every time I go they have a bunch of new styles. They have cute bags- I bought 2 adorable, durable beach bags. Identical, but in 2 different sizes. One for travel, one for use here. I even got my bridesmaids gifts here to ask them to be in my wedding. Gorgeous little mirrored jewelry boxes with a different, hand selected pair of earrings in each. When we went to Mexico I got them gorgeous silk make up bags with their initial on them, all different colors. I stuck an adorable little ball of sunscreen lip balm in them. They even have Juliska dinnerware. Love it.

I've taken a couple of classes here, some before the pandemic and one since (as well as a class at…read moreher Berwyn location as the day worked better). When I had trouble figuring out her website, the owner worked with me, and when I took a class wanting to do something very specific (make a traditional wired-brim hat that duplicated the look of one from a film), she helped me with that too even though it was slightly different from what the class was about (making an artistic felt hat). This is the only place in the suburbs that I know of which does any kind of millinery classes (felt hats from wool roving), and I'm grateful it's available. The owner's primary focus is the fabric arts (felting; weaving; dyeing) but also offer some bead and jewelry classes; the class I just took was a jewelry-making class in silver, copper, brass and even bronze taught by another artist. We all walked out with a generous handful of pieces we'd made and it was a lot of fun. I feel lucky to have access to such a variety of classes without having to drive in to Chicago, and the Berwyn studio is also fairly convenient. You might be taking a class all by yourself or with some other people; she has huge quantities of supplies, is patient guiding students, and you'll leave with something cool you made yourself. (She also sells tools and some of her / others' art. Some open studio available.) Limited parking in the back; some street parking. Studio might be a bit cold in the winter; consider a sweater or hoodie.

Clearly the place to come for art/craft supply in this area, but the staff is a little…read moreintimidating. A lot of classes are offered too. Navigating the sloppy web site is a little rough but you can find out what's going on there. You will never want to go to a Joann Fabrics again! :)