Earrings Plaza

Rarely do I leave anything but ⁴⁄₅ and five stars.
1– they have a gentleman stationed by the front door but does he open the doors nope. rude
2– you have to check your bags which is fine by me but if I check my bags why do I get followed around the store as if I’m stealing although my bags are at your front desk.
3– lots of broken piece sof jewelry mixed into the items
most of the stuff you find there for $ 3 – 6 you can find on asian wholesale sites for $ 0.5−1.50

Jewelry heaven! Beautiful pieces at extremely affordable prices! And they give a discount if you spend over 100 $.

I spent 20 bucks. I got 7 pairs of earrings, a scarf, a belly button ring, and 2 rings.
20 fricken bucks. And they’re cute as hell. I’m the type of person, that if I don’t gasp when I see it on me (in this case, held up to my ears) then I won’t buy it. They’re really effing cool.

Great place for inexpensive costume jewelry. It is quite overwhelming with 2 floors to boot! The staff is not friendly at all. They won’t let you try anything on!!! Not even a bracelet! I can’t buy a ring without trying it on. Bad business practice. They are standing over you like hawks, so it’s not like you could steal anything. Good grief. I still loved the merchandise though.

This is my favorite costume jewelry spot! Everything is extremely affordable! Great statement pieces and you can find things you didn’t even know you were looking for!

I have been shopping here for decades. If you love cheap jewelry, put this on your NYC must-​do list immediately.

When I first moved to NYC and was only a poor intern and college student this place was the holy grail of cheap jewelry! You found unique but cheaply made jewelry items for $ 3 or less. It’s the same quality as the jewelry you find at Forever 21 or H&M. Yes, after a while those bracelets or earrings would tarnish but only after numerous times of wearing.
This jewelry got me through many drunken bar nights in college at 21 years old. If I also lost a pair of earnings, they could easily be replaced. I also bought Christmas and birthday presents here for my family and friends … discount diva!

How did I not find this palace sooner???
Any place where you can buy sparkling jewelry for under $ 5 is simply superb.
I got two sets of earrings with matching necklaces, $ 8 for each set, and I have gotten so many compliments on them!
The main floor has mostly earrings, some bangles, bracelets, pins and clutches. Clutches were about $ 20 each. They also have a wide variety of Clip-​On earrings! So nice for people who do not have their ears pierced.
Upstairs they have a wide variety of sets, many for $ 8. Their selection of scarves is also impressive, many different colors and prints. The quality of the scarves is cheap, but for $ 3 — $ 8 what else would you expect? They also have a lot of rings, organized by size and price. The sizes range from 5 to 10, it’s rare to see such a wide variety.
They also have a bunch of hair clips. I get tons of compliments on the first one I bought which is very sparkly so I recently bought a second one.
In terms of style I found the variety of jewelry to range from classy to silly looking, which is by no means a bad thing. For times when you want some silly looking jewelry or buying for a little girl this is a great place when you don’t want to spend a ton of money. This is definitely my favorite place hands down for inexpensive jewelry.

I stumbled upon this shop maybe six years ago and have been going here a few times per year ever since. It’s my go-​to for costume jewelry. Anybody who spends a bunch of money on costume jewelry is insane in my opinion. I get compliments all the time on earrings I purchase from here for less than $ 4 a pair.
Do it.

This Place was a hit!!! I needed some costume jewelry for an upcoming figure competition, their prices were great, I ended up buying more than I needed just because of the low prices.

A pretty giant collection of really cheap jewelry! There are bangles, necklaces, earrings, cuff links, rings, scarves, and even some nail polish in the back. The most expensive item I saw was a necklace for $ 5. Awesome! A lot of it was crazy costume jewelry, but I walked out with a few things and it was a lot of fun to look through.

This place is two stories and has a TON of jewelry! Everything’s pretty cheap too, btw. They let you try on a bunch of stuff unlike some other places with their huge signs of «DON’T try anything on!!» Haha.
I didn’t get anything since I was looking for something very specific, but they’ve got a lot to choose from if you’re just looking for some jewelry. Oh, and they also have size 5 rings which was nice to see!

I have probably walked by this place 1,000 times. I was in a pinch looking for a necklace for a specific outfit, and I was right around the corner, so I went in. Yes, it is costume jewelry with medium to low quality, but for the price and number of wears you’ll get with the piece, it’s worth what you’ll spend. No frills, a little dingy, calculating total cost of each order by calculator, but a good find in a pinch.

The store doesn’t look to large but wait until you visit the upstairs! So much jewelry! So much that it is almost overwhelming. I love these kind of places for trendy inexpensive jewelry and accessories. On this trip I left with a bunch of necklaces and earrings, a few fashion scarves and a purse hook which only cost about $ 30 total! They also had a large variety of fancy mardi gras style masks.

If I could I would give 6 stars for this place.
Huge collection of accessories and the price is very affordable.
The quality might not be consistent (some pieces have damage) but if you have some patience you can score some really cool pieces for very less.
I got some very colorful blingy cocktail rings ($ 4 — $ 6) and a few necklace set (with earrings) for less than $ 5 each.
I always visit this shop whenever I visit NY. Wish there was some place like this in Dallas.

Such Exotic Diversity in the styles of pieces & inventory.
2 floors of all things from traditional indian jewelry, current trends, ethnic fare, and even pagent crowns staffs and trinkets. Its no secret, its always packed with happy shoppers you can really go in there and lose your mind and wallet.
I have jewelry I havent even worn yet but I still cant walk by with out going in getting something. A necklace, a bracelet, a scarf, a something.
Thier stuff is so just pretty.
And it seems to be family owned by a hard working group of indian people.

No refunds or exchanges. I would have given this place 4 stars except for 2 things. One the prices have been going up lately. The earrings are now $ 3.50 which is still cheap but based on the quality and other shops around I feel like they are getting too high. A pin/​brooch is $ 4.00. I liked some hair clips and they were $ 9.00. Be careful what you buy here. I got home and had some earrings that were broken but as I said no refunds or exchanges. So when you buy junk, you get junk.
The other thing that really irked me was after shopping for a while, I was waiting to ask the guy a question (and no one was in line), and after he finished with the lady he was helping he told me he wouldn’t help me as I had cut the line (which I hadn’t since it hadn’t been there prior). He refused to help me and made a big deal out of it. He then later did the same thing to another lady that was waiting when she hadn’t cut also. Very rude man with nothing better to do. Especially considering I’ve been there multiple times and bought a good amount of stuff (numerous necklaces for my 7 bridesmaids to choose from).

I have been going to Earrings Plaza for more than 4 years. Their prices are still pretty cheap but lately I’ve noticed that they’ve gone up enough to make it less of a bargain. Especially since a few blocks down there are other cheap earrings spots with mostly the same stuff. Also, much of the jewelry on sale there seems to be mostly rhinestones; almost bridesmaid-​like. Forever 21 and H&M seem to have much more modern and fashionable accessories for better prices. This is definitely the spot for wedding jewelry but I find less and less that I like each time I visit. I do like their little extras upstairs (scarves, wraps, earring holders, gift boxes, way off brand makeup, stocking stuffers and jewelry sets) and that’s why I’ll keep coming back, but the earrings they have just aren’t doing it for me anymore.

Who knew Earrings Plaza had such a devoted fan base? I myself have been introducing almost every single one of my friends to this store which is packed with cheap jewels. As those before me have mentioned, a personal favorite of mine are the earrings for $ 3.25… and I’m not just talking about your standard cheap hoops, but rhinestones galore. Every time I am headed to a wedding I make sure to hit this place up for some serious sparkle. I have also purchased some really amazing Kenneth Jay Lane-​esque animal rings and bracelets. My favorite recent score is a huge guazy scarf that features two pouncing leopards and looks like it’s definitely in the $ 100+ price range… I only paid $ 6. Seriously, if it’s a jewelry trend, Earrings Plaza usually has it in some fashion for prices that are a steal. And it’s two floors!
Remember to get in early, they close at 7 on weekdays and 6:30 on weekends and bring about $ 30 because you will want to $pend.

I love Earrings Plaza! I’ve been a fan for 6 years now when I first went there to buy jewelry for my High School prom. Big selections at a great prices. So many selectrion to choose from. Earrings, necklaces, bracelets, hair pieces, just so many things! I mean it’s two floors of jewelrys. Like one of the reviews says, they only have a small section for guys. I brought my then-​boyfriend a cuff-​links he really liked.