Glow Accessories

Have shopped 5^th Avenue a few times and today stopped by 7^th which is closing. They have some cute stuff but service can use an upgrade. Never found the 5^th Avenue people to be particularly friendly and the 7^th Avenue duo was absolutely dastardly. They were just rude. Not helpful. Sitting there eating funky chinese food and acting like I had barged into their private home and interrupted their lunch. Glad it’s closing. Hope they don’t degrade 5^th Ave further but moving those two over there.

Such a horrible little racist (or maybe classist?) shop. At the outset, let me mention that I am brown and I don’t look like I have walked off the runway, but more like I belong to the middle-​class, which I do. While they stuff they had wasn’t half bad, the sniggering face-​making shop keeper (think she owned the shop) certainly was. It was atrocious behavior. She practically yelled when I asked what’s on sale, and when I complimented her saying that she had some cute stuff, she just made a face and sniggered at me and then proceeded to condescend to me. Most definitely not going again. To the shopkeeper– Maybe you should mention your race/​class preferences at the entrance? A throwback to the ‘Indians and Dogs not allowed’ days. Horrible, horrible woman.

I saw a cute pair of earrings about a week before Christmas and my husband went back and bought them for me. I asked the salesgirl if they were hypoallergenic (I’m allergic and can only wear hypoallergenic earrings) and she insisted they were. My husband also asked when he bought them. I put them on Christmas morning, and sure enough, I was getting an allergic reaction within 2 minutes of having them in. These also weren’t cheap earrings — they were $ 70. I called mid-​January about returning them and they said I could get a store credit.
I went to exchange the earrings, explained the situation, and picked out the appropriate amount of merchandise. I go up to the counter to check out and the salesgirl says, «Just so you know, I’m doing you a favor by exchanging these. We have a one week return policy so this can’t happen again.» I said, excuse me, but you sold me a false product. The earrings were absolutely NOT hypo-​allergenic (and I have no problem wearing jewelry that is legit hypoallergenic). So the salesgirl goes, «Well, why didn’t you come back right after you got them?» Seriously? Because for one it was Christmas. Two, no one ever informed us of the return policy (upon buying them and when I called about returning them). Lastly, I don’t know any business that has an asinine one-​week return policy for an exchange only.
I’m all about supporting small businesses but not when they sell you a mislabeled, false product and then are rude to you when you try to exchange it.

I just came back from buying a friend/​boss a gift and was able to find a gift for her daughter as well. On top of that I saw like 10 things I wanted myself! The prices are very fair, apparently lots of the stuff comes from Korea so there is a slight chance you are overpaying but whatever. You would have to scour ebay for hours for the same stuff and then wait for it. Plus you wouldn’t even know what you were looking for!
The lady working in the store was very sweet and helpful. She was going to sell me something on the display that wasn’t supposed to be sold yet.
All the stuff is cute, very on trend, and you can find a gift for literally ANY female… any age, style, etc.
I will definitely be going back here!

I keep going back to this place again and again! Great scarves, hats, super bling-​rings, and VERY reasonable/​inexpensive. Shop helpers are sweet and helpful — maybe true that they follow you around BUT — at least they come out from behind the front desk to help you with a cheerful smile — unlike other retail establishments!

Just bought a huge fancy ring for myself. Love it especially b/​c it looks chic and doesn’t cost as much. I visited their 2^nd location on 5^th St. (between Union St. and President St.). Can’t wait to shop there again~

Cute little shop, wide variety of jewelry, hair accessories, hats, scarves and gloves. The shopkeepers are nice, they do kinda follow you around but it’s understandable, it’s probably easy to pocket earrings. They have a lot of great pieces, mostly reasonably priced for a variety of occasions.