Get lost in miles of colors, shapes and sizes of jewelry and accessories at Sugarbeads, and create a new, unique look that's all your own. Owners Martha and Pam scoured the locales of Bangkok, Thailand, Bali and other places around the globe to compose the store's product; the proprietors will be happy to get you on your way to bead bliss with their expertise. Take a class in beading, or throw a party that's sure to bring compliments. Repairs are done on the premises, and gift certificates are available.
Marvin Schwab, the Bead Warehouse, sells fine gems, beads, jewelry and jewelry making supplies. Customers can find precious metals, stones and pearls and plated metals. The Bead Warehouse doesn't have regular business hours, but it encourages you to call to schedule and appointment or visit its website to view current class, show and events schedule.
The Birds and the Beads sells a wide selection of beads, beading, and jewelry-making supplies. Bead types include pearl, glass, Swarovski crystal, exotic stones, black onyx, tiger eye and amethyst. It also offers beading classes for all skill levels.
A Better Place to Bead is a fairly large retail store dedicated entirely to the art of beading. It has an expansive selection of not only beads, but every other item needed to make your own jewelry; the center of the floor is occupied by six huge display of beads, while all the walls in the store are filled with additional beads, stringing material and other accessories for making jewelry. The staff is very helpful and knowledgeable; they seem to genuinely enjoy their jobs and never lack in helpful tips to put together the right ensemble for you. The store has tables stocked with jewelry-making tools for customers to sit and work at. A Better Place to Bead also offers classes and does birthday parties!
