When I came across a rather dismal looking shopping arcade with a sign suggesting stores were…read morehidden within, I didn't expect much. However the very first shop I came across surprised me pleasantly. It's only a tiny jewellery store, there's no way Brangelina and their brood could fit in here. But their jewellery appealed precisely to my taste; a lot of dainty silver and colourful glass beads. They do have a website but it does the store absolutely no justice. You really need to visit the shop to see what this place is all about. So next time you're in Paddington and happen to stumble across a mysterious arcade, venture down and pay this shop a visit.

Trudy and the lovely ladies at Anthony's Fine Jewellery Indooroopilly are always so friendly…read more Never pushy. Always happy, cheerful and good for a laugh. Drop by next time you're in the centre - I do!

Lovisa Jewellery, I believe it's a sister company with Diva. This particular brand has been around…read morein Australia for around 2 years I think. It's has similar products with Diva but the difference is it's store is not pink colour like diva and it's target market is more into the young adults to older. Where in diva it also cover kids section. I love how Lovisa store looks like. Especially the one in the Brisbane Myer centre cos it has carpet on it and it looks much more elegant and exclusive. I like the color ranges and the unique shapes of Lovisa jewellery. It's very different if you compare with with Adorne and Colette which I adore too. In Lovisa, the girls help styling you when needed. Helping to find the right accessorise for your upcoming event. I often just bring my dress to the store and show it to the Lovisa girl and she would be able to help me find things out. The most I like is the prices are very affordable for young adults and even students and teenagers. They often having sale! Whenever you see red colours it means sale time. The downside of it is that it's store is tiny. It's just between some bigger stores so at first it was hard to recognize it. I live around indooroopilly so I always shop in this centre. I used to buy more in Adorne or Colette because they are so much bigger and easier to find but once I knew there is Lovisa in the centre I went there more than the others. At the moment is summer time, I really like the flower crowns that Lovisa sell. Affordable and also adorable.

dealt with barry for over 50yrs (honest) down to earth in…read morehis dealings superb in all ways of repairs & making of jewellery i gave him a nick name ( 240 VOLTS ) A RARE TRADES MAN OLD SCHOOL

After boycotting the big chain jewellery stores because of their ridiculously expensive prices for…read morejewellery repair, I was recommended this independently owned jeweller in Indooroopilly. As a manufacturing jeweller, they can repair and make jewellery on site and when it comes to repairs, are almost half the price of most other places I've gotten quotes at. They do a fantastic job in no time at all and are very friendly and helpful.

I didn't not much care for the exterior or interior design of this little jewellery store, but I…read morehave to say I was pleasantly surprised at their stock. This is probably only because I had rather low expectations to begin with, and I'm certainly not saying it was a place I enjoyed immensely, but the jewellery was dainty and fine, to suit a range of styles and tastes. So often jewellery stores in shopping squares like this lack a great deal of promise, but this one manages to lift itself above others, if only a little.

Tree of Life is definitely what one would call a "hippie" store, with its brightly coloured,…read moreloose-fitting clothing; ethnic-inspired trinkets; and, patchouli scented shop space. I wouldn't call myself a hippie, but I do appreciate the hippie style and often find pieces of clothing and homeware items in here that I really like. They often have some really lovely dresses made of light, floaty fabric, perfect for summer. I've also seen some great, wide-legged, high-waisted pants in there, which could easily pass as something you'd find in a more trendy shop, but for $40 less. They sell a lot of trinketty things like jewellery boxes, suncatchers and crystals, all of which can make nice gifts. Tree of Life is great for anyone even slightly interested in hippie or bohemian styles, prices are reasonable and staff friendly. Highly recommend.

Judging by reviews for other Tree Of Life stores and the company's website, Tree Of Life…read moreIndooroopilly is less high-end than one might expect, with less casual hip clothing than suggested and more modern hippy-style clothing than you could possibly imagine. And I like this. Tree Of Life Indooroopilly is indeed almost exclusively female hippy-wear: maxi dresses, sarong dresses and flowing skirts dominate. However, the clothing colour patterns are funky, not the hippy tie-die of yesteryear, and very inexpensive (you'd be hard pressed to spend $70 on an item in here - between $20 and $60 is more like it.) I bought a long black-and-white floral halter-neck dress from here, and receive compliments whenever I wear it. I've had the dress described as slightly hippy and/or slightly girly, and this is what I love in a dress, particularly ankle-sweeping dresses. The store boasts quite a few of these halter-neck style dresses, and I wish I could buy them all. Each print is unique and very different - with artfully designed ribbon sewn along the high waist - and therefore each dress seems to stand on its own as a unique, beautiful piece, despite the standard halter-dress original pattern design. Recently I visited this store with my sister. I had a tough time getting her in because of her aversion to incense. (My one criticism about Tree of Life would be the extreme incense smell, which streams out the door and into the shopping complex.) I'm glad she decided to suck it up and browse the store with me, because she ultimately bought a beautiful skirt of a style and type I'd never seen before. Floor length and high-waisted, the navy blue and white print fitted skirt was covered in rows of rather thick frills which didn't detract from the skirt, but added to it. Throwing too many frills at an item of clothing is often a recipe for disaster, but it works wonders here. If there had been more than one of these skirts left after my sister's purchase, I would have bought one - even if I'd already overspent that day. There are also fairly cheap hippy trinkets such as mood rings at the front counter for impulse-buyers. However, even if you're not a hippy, I highly advise visiting Tree Of Life Indooroopilly. It's not exactly a hippy-store per se: it's for the modern, fashionable, girly hippy.