Stopped by today to purchase a polishing compound and got to meet Bob, the owner, who happens to be…read morea fantastically nice and congenial person. The polish I needed was less expensive here than it was anywhere else, including eBay and Amazon. They cater mostly to big producers but if you're a jeweler, setter, polisher, etc. I highly recommend you drop by.

For jewelry artists and mixed media artists in general, Bead Chroma is a fantastic store to visit…read moreto get everything bead-related that you could possibly need. Not only is it very visually pleasing to see everything color-coded, but it's so easy to find what you need through this system. The shop owner is so kind and helpful. I'm so glad that there is something like this nearby!

My wife loves a good bead. Can't get enough of them. Likes to make her own earrings. She is new to…read morethe hobby so we are always on the hunt for a new bead store. On our way up to Boston we stopped by Bead Chroma (not Chroma Bead? Fair enough.) Well it's a real treat. Huge selection of beads. Really incredible. Beads as far as the eye can see. Arranged by color. So many colors. All of them really Hence the name Bead Chroma. Because chroma means color. I mean sort of. Not to get tied up in the name but it reminds me of those restaurants where you know the owners speak English as a second language and they've googled the word for delicious and ended up with a restaurant called Gratifying Noodle Shack. But very nice store. Well organized. Easy to navigate. Easy to figure out pricing. Lots of findings. No problem finding them (this is actually a coincidence, but a happy one). The woman at the counter very helpful and knowledgeable. There is a little table in the back where people can work on projects and she is available to help. Some high school girls came in at 4:45 and wanted to make bracelets (store closes at 5. Kids am I right? ) she was not able to accommodate them in the store but helped them find everything they needed. This led to a long discussion of the Dana Carvey movie, "Master of Disguise". Quite an old movie for a high school student to be watching. She was a fan. They also have samples that you can purchase or use for inspiration. And a little gallery up front. They had a bowl where you can scoop out a whole scoop of random beads. I was really into this idea. My wife would not have it. She never lets me make earrings. Except one time. Other than that not a fan of my aesthetic. Anyways. Check out Brad Chroma. As a store it is hard to bead. That's a joke. It's fairly straightforward.

Amazing spot for witch spiritual items~ you will find many books and candles and other scents. I…read morewondered around and tried out a mini candle spell for self love~ I want larger ones now! Prices are reasonable and they have items scattered all around, so it's a fun adventure to see what draws you~ I brought over a friend who was very enthusiastic and staff was so kind and caring to her questions. She is very new and interested in this kind of spirituality. She showed us a list of upcoming workshops that interested both of us. Thank you for such a welcoming and fun shop!

Great shop, great products, even better staff! I've gone for both materials and classes, both have…read morebeen great. They never let me down. Also very approachable for beginners - don't be afraid you don't know enough or won't fit in.

Best place around for gems and minerals. The owner is very informative and kind. Bring your kids…read moreby and learn about geology!

TLDR: Very affordable rough minerals and fossils…read more Cons: - It might be best to call ahead. When I showed up, there was another customer that had made an appointment, and they welcomed me in - but I'm not sure if it would have been open if not for the other customers making an appointment. Maybe? But I promise it's worth it! - Parking next to the shop was limited, but there's more parking a short walk away. Pros: Everything else! Prices ranged from very affordable to a little below average. There were a lot of bargains! Nothing looked over-priced. Lots of variety of rough minerals/rocks! I spent a while there and still felt like there was more to see. For such a small space, there was a tremendous amount to see. Much, much more than I expected and more than any other place I've been. Quality ranged from museum quality to beginner. I think most collectors would be able to find something here. Staff was friendly and helpful.

It's a shame I can't find tapestries at another vendor. This is the only place I can (sometimes)…read moreget nice enough blank white cotton tapestries to tie dye and offer at our store. The tapestries sometimes have runs in them or oil stains. And when contacting to return items for refund, forget about it. You get as much attention as a scuff on the floor. They also have some of the worst shipping skills. Their items are just dropped in a box, no protective plastic covering when shipped. They're just loose in the box getting covered with debris and exposed to any holes that work their way into the boxes in shipping. Kind of a joke. They could definitely have done better.

Sunshine Joy well take up to 2 months send you what you ordered ...If you do not put a credit card…read morerefund in first ....They are slow slow slow in RI ...nothing like California where we do thinks efficiantly

I have been in the business of making jewelry for close to 50 years as well as a teacher of this…read morecraft/art form. Harrison casting has been my go to for casting services for close to 20 years. Their concerns for my needs, the quality of work they do is top notch. Never a bad experience

I have been working with Bill and his team for the last 2 years to execute a single large scale art…read moreinstallation project. The communication, attention to detail, thoroughness, understanding, and quality of work was amazing throughout the process. I cannot say enough about how positive my experience was. Cannot wait to work with them again. 10/10.

Beautiful art that is fairly priced. Perfection! Mail order and in person st crafts show equal good…read moreservice.

Three Wheel Studio has a lot of beautiful, U.S.-made pottery. The store features pottery from…read moreartists from Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts. The store features pottery by the owner, Dwo Wen Chen that is absolutely stunning. The pieces are perfect with autumn, decorated with red and orange leaves. This place is great when you are looking for unique, special gifts. I had a difficult time finding something small for my boss that was in my price budget. Expect to pay $20-$350 for a piece of pottery. For example, I paid $18 for a small tea bag holder about 3-4" in diameter. Definitely worth a walk-through, but keep in mind that prices are pretty steep.

The best RC hobby store I've been to. Decent selection, especially so for a second hand store, and…read morethe sheer amount of knowledge and service contained within these walls is incredible, and the folks are more than willing to help you learn! You know a store is high quality when you walk out with something you didn't expect to buy and then have the best time of your life playing with it afterwards.

Nice guys who really know their stuff! I've also heard they might be launching some new products…read moresoon, which will be a much welcome alternative to the other big place in Foxboro...