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“Haven’t been here in awhile. I’m mobility challenged and walk with a cane. It’s quite a step to get in the store. I may try to go anyway. I’m looking for a moonstone ring. Got one here years ago. I loved it. Lost the stone. Sad.”
“It's not the same anymore, time caught up even in Yellow springs. I wish I could show my son what it was like back in the day at least Phil Man's is still holding on and they sell whipped cream chargers still too. I miss the huge display cases clear full of every gadget and do dab (get it) you can imagine and then a tiny room with a few old tee shirts and a bag sewn with old corduroy pants, now the good stuff is in the back and they have insane $400 glass art that I seriously doubt sells and the whole front of the store is incense and corduroy bags and other hipster garb. I got my first High Times Magazine there thirty some years ago.”
11AM - 12:30PM 1 - 6PM
100 Corry St, Yellow Springs
Jewelry Stores
“Incredible store. So much packed into that space. Just about everything you need for your craft including awesome statues, athames, gemstones, incense, etc. Wonderfully helpful employees.”
“Ya'll are great. My wife Ali comes in twice a year from Charlotte. She calls ahead to make sure ya'll are open. Thankfully to me you were. See you in six months”
Jewelry Stores
Jewelry Stores
Jewelry Stores
Jewelry Stores
“I can’t think of a time when I’ve had a better shopping experience. This shop seems to be a very-well kept secret where points of difference abound.For instance, I purchased three-ring binders for 35% of what is charged by larger, more well-known stores. The prices of other items I picked up - a composition notebook (made in America), highlighters, Pilot G2 Series pens, Pilot G2 Series 0.38 refills - seemed the same, fractionally speaking, compared to counterparts available at more common stores.I’ll make special trips to get office supplies here next time I need them.”