Baubles by Maclyn

Came here during the 2014 Wine Walk and fell in LOVE with an emerald-​cut CZ necklace but it was out of my price range so I left without it. 1 year later I couldn’t stop thinking about it! All day during the 2015 Wine Walk I was talking about stopping at Baubles and seeing if they had the necklace. I figured that the necklace would be gone an entire year later but as we were browsing and sipping I saw it, my necklace! It was a bit pricey ($ 200+) for silver with cubic zirconia but it’s one-​of-​a-​kind so it’s worth it. The gal at the counter was very friendly and even gave me a military discount, despite the fact that I forgot my ID. I was raving about the necklace and how excited I was that they still had it and she responded, «It’s an original piece that was waiting for the right person to buy it.» That really warmed my heart! So excited and pleased with it so far!

This place is perfect for gifts for friends, moms, grandmothers, etc. When in doubt, go to Baubles! This shop is priced affordably, with the option to splurge on certain pieces.
I might say that my only complaint is that there isn’t much «costume» jewelry, similar to what you would find at Francesca’s, at this store. You can however find the perfect accent to any outfit here, especially if you’re on a budget or a strict timeline! I wish they had these out in the city by me!

This store has an interesting mix of jewelry, ranging from a number of items under $ 20 (as promised in the window) to items in the $ 200+ range. There’s a fair amount of semi-​precious stones, in addition to stuff like marcasite and plain unidentified white stones that I presume are paste, green enamel shamrock pendants, even some autism awareness jewelry in the back. Lot of necklaces/​bracelets/​pierced earrings, a number or rings, and even a few toe-​rings. Ring sizes and prices are clearly marked.
The stackable rings plugged in the window are actually kind of cute, and some of the pearls are really rather nice (long freshwater strands; freshwater on links; etc.). There are a number of items in the $ 30-​$ 50 sweet spot, and they also sell various cute/​frou-​frou jewelry organizers. Looks to be mostly sterling silver. Jewelry tends toward the funky as opposed to the staid.
If you wear jewelry and you don’t insist on gold and diamonds you’ll probably find something you like; if you’re looking for a gift, they should be able to accommodate a variety of price points.

I love when people are well, just good to other people. With no strings attached.
My 4 year old daughter lost her earring at a joint down the street. These were Hello Kitty earrings mind you, so you can imagine the horror…
Anyways, I did locate the earring, but not the back of it. Since her ears had only been pierced a few months, we needed to keep the earring in there. I saw this store, Baubles, and went in.
Upon entering I really felt like they would not have a pair of earrings that I could buy to put in my daughters ears — because it was not geared towards earrings so much as bracelets, necklaces, etc. And most of the earrings I saw were not ones that used backs.
I asked if they had any earrings that would be suitable for my daughter and explained the situation. They did one better, they brought out a little bowl of extra earring backs, and gave us one for free.
I very much appreciate that and next time I’m in the area plan to shop there. Thank you so much!