GoGo Guru sells active apparel, yoga goods, yoga-inspired fashion, jewelry, books, CDs and accessories. The store's goal is to provide garments that promote people's commitment to health and wellness. The physical store is open four days a week, though interested persons may opt to shop online at its website.
Located on the west-bound drive of Route 40, Baltimore Coin & Jewelry Exchange buys and sells valuable goods like coins, jewelry, precious metal bars, collectibles and fine art. Valuable goods can be appraised as well as pawned.
Co-founders Sam Coyne and Jesse Craig are known for their unhurried customer service, impeccable credentials and decadeslong expertise in jewelry (business, design, and restoration). There is no commission clock ticking here; they work with you to figure out the ideal gift. This small, tastefully appointed independent shop has been an important part of Ellicott City since 2000, and all of its jewelry can be viewed on its website. It's also rightfully proud of its restoration capabilities. If you ran over grandmother's ring and other places said it can't be fixed, bring it here.
You will be greeted personally as you enter Smyth's aesthetically pleasing showroom of high-end jewelry and watches. This is the Ellicott City branch of this well-known Baltimore icon. The main store is located in Timonium. You can choose from a large selection of diamonds and other precious gems as well as buy items from the popular Pandora line. Smyth Jewelers is also the "preferred jeweler of the Baltimore Ravens."
Bridal Veils of Ellicott City sells a variety of handcrafted veils and headpieces. Veils can include Swarovski crystals, glass pearls, freshwater pearls, rhinestones, lace, satin cord, embroidery and ribbon. It also sells custom wedding reception favors as well as some jewelry.
Once Upon A Child is a store which offers next to new and gently used children's clothes, furniture and toys. There are many different brands of items here, and the selection changes frequently as items are sold and different ones are brought in. A special features here is story time at 11:30 every Saturday morning, so bring your little one by to hear a story while you shop.
Put a little bop in your pop with cool cotton skirts, dresses and tops hand made by craftspeople in Guatemala. Stay warm in handcrafted knit garments from India and Nepal. And all yearlong, vibrant colors enliven the retro '60s feel of long skirts, hippie dresses, unisex clothing, purses, mittens, scarves, hats and sweaters.