Eliza Page

The people are really nice. However rolling in with the 2 star based on their return policy. No returns — just exchanges and store credit. When my sparkling gift fell short of my girlfriend’s liking, I was saddled with a store-​credit. Eliza Page does have a sign on their policy that I failed to read, and it didn’t occur to me one couldn’t return it. Overall that left me feeling a little 2 star-​ish about the place. Otherwise, good stuff there

WOW! This store is amazing. The product is top of the line but what really separates them from all the other jewelers is their customer service. My wife and I bought both our ring here and have loved them but one had two stones come out. I went in and not only did they remember me but they fixed the ring with no questions asked. When I called to check on it, they knew right away and used my name (when I hadn’t given it to them.)
I HIGHLY recommend going to check out this store. I will for sure do business here again.

Exclusivity is a big deal for a lot of us — most of us treasure those hole-​in-​the-​wall bars we frequent because tourists have not invaded them yet and most of take pride in dressing like no one else because we create the illusion that we’re hip and/​or trendy. And then there’s a place like this: a boutique jewelry store specializing in designer pieces you will not see on 15 other people as you walk down the street, and has somehow managed to fly beneath the radars of many people for years now. You want exclusivity? You’ve found it.
There’s a reason that opening paragraph of this write up is so long: I have no idea how to review a jewelry store. My «jewelry» is limited to the various Swatch watches I have and periodically a Ring Pop (but only if it’s cherry-​flavored). So why even bother reviewing a place like this if I have no idea how to properly go about it? Because with as successful a business model as they have, and with as many years in operation under their belts as they have earned, something is a bit amiss with the number of Unilocal reviews I’m seeing (or not seeing, rather). At the time of this writing, I’m only the 20^th person to review Eliza Page and that seems a bit odd since I know the experience I received here is one I imagine a lot of folks received, and therefore should be shared to reinforce the service and friendliness offered.
We were passing through town on our way to visit extended family and my Mom wanted to duck in here to pick up some handmade designer jewelry. This was the place to go, because once you walk in, the stark design of the store gives you plenty to see, both in front of you and behind glass. The individual works are made by artists mostly within the Austin area, but a few placards said some came from New York and other states across the country. Earrings to necklaces to bracelets to rings and possibly jewel-​encrusted knuckles if you searched hard enough were everywhere, and don’t let the size of the store fool you: there is a lot to see here.
And with the amount of merchandise offered, it is refreshing that the staff here do not suffocate you. You know how when you go furniture shopping, a minimum of 83 salespeople descend on you as soon as you walk in the door, forcing you to hide behind an ottoman until their predatory gaze loses sight of you? That doesn’t happen here. The saleswomen are polite and attentive, but in no way do they shadow you or make you feel pressured into buying whatever is featured this month. A couple of saleswoman were working the floor and they were ready with answers to whatever questions we had. It took no time at all for Mom to hone in on a couple pairs of earrings and the check out was equally prompt. While standing near the register, I spotted a couple of magazine and editorial write-​ups on this place, so clearly the word is somewhat out.
Now, with that in mind, someone is probably going to inevitably criticize them for posting these accolades because it might make them look boastful, especially by the cash registers and blah blah blah. Oh, please. If a publication wants to recognize a business for their product, service or even their musical selection piped in through the speakers, that’s wonderful. Even if I did hear Bruno Mars on the soundtrack at one point.
If there is one bit of caution to the Eliza Page experience, it might be the price point. Some of this stuff does not come cheap, and I understand why: handmade designer jewelry. Those three words assuredly command a high price point, and just typing out that previous sentence made $ 27 magically disappear out of my wallet. Be forewarned if you go shopping for your significant other because you may end up spending more than you had planned.
But in the process, you’re not only supporting a business and team of artists that deserve more recognition, you’re also joining an exclusive club of fashion forward jewelry wearers. Says the guy who only wears Swatch watches.

Never have a shop in a store that was so helpful and not pressured to buy. The sales staff is educated on every piece there and will be your best friend by the time you leave. In 2 years I haven’t purchased jewelry anywhere else and neither should you.

I love this jewelry store and their staff. It is the best place to go quickly to buy my girlfriend a gift and the selection is excellent and beautiful!

guys– get in here and buy your lady a gift.
not sure what to get her? ask the gals standing around, they know what she needs and what looks good.
I love the selection here and they now validate parking… win/​win.

Really pretty stuff. Some of the items don’t look that sturdy. The sales girls were very nice.

Day late and a dollar short.
I bought 2 Groupons for this store, since i knew there wasn’t much of a selection under $ 100 & was looking forward to using them. Unfortunately I just missed getting to the store on the last day of the deal by 20 minutes. I called right then and left a message asking about redeeming but no one called me back & when I went into the store today (the next day) the salespeople said it could be redeemed for only half of the original value. When I told them of my disappointment, it being only a day late & that there was no notification about it expiring (like LivingSocial does) they weren’t very concerned.
When I later asked for help finding items in that price range, i was told that there wasn’t really anything left in that price range & that I might find something on the table in the middle of the store. The thing is, this is a boutique, maybe 200 square feet, with not that much inventory. The idea that she didn’t move to show me some items was amazing. The sales girl was just completely disinterested in helping me since i was clearly not going to purchase anything extravagant. The jewelry is pretty but the attitude is ugly.

There are so many great pieces in this store. Maybe I just can’t afford the truly awesome ones, because I have had a problem with a couple so far. The girls in here are really nice though.
My first stop in, I got a brass ring and a pair of gold earrings = $ 100. The earrings are wonderful. I love them! I get compliments on them. The ring turned my finger green. Evidently, some people’s skin has a reaction to brass. I wish I would have known this.
So I took the ring back and they offered a store credit. I got a super cute ring made from rubber, cement, and silver. I got compliments on it. I joked with my boyfriend that I got it as a pre-​engagement ring because «we have a really solid relationship.» Since the ring is made out of rubber (like an o-​ring), it doesn’t really slide down your finger. Today it broke. I called and they said they would send it back to the designer to have it fixed, so that was nice.
I’m at a crossroads here. It’s hard enough to find something that I really LIKE that doesn’t cost more than $ 100 (hey, I have expensive taste). Three stars seems about right for someone who can’t spend more than $ 100 a piece. Everything is made with beautiful real stones, so I would say the higher end pieces are definitely worth it if you have the money.

I recently started shopping here for my wife. They have great stuff from local designers, a helpful, low-​key staff, and great prices.

Nice stock but overpriced. I was charged $ 15 more for an item in the store than price listed in their own online catalog. And when I looked up a pair of earrings offered by Eliza Page, the price offered by the actual jeweler was considerably cheaper than the price Eliza Page was asking.

I had an okay experience here. The salesgirl was nice enough and not pushy. I just thought everything was really expensive! I am not much of a costume jewelry person. I like real yellow gold and gemstones. I thought those items were grossly overpriced. The items were pretty enough, but not enough to make me pay more than they are worth.

I just left that store, after browsing on several occasions, with two new pieces. Elizabeth and her staff are consistently friendly as if I were a long standing, paying customer even when I was not. I love to browse/​try on everything. Especially things that I am sure I would never like because you never know. They are always helpful and not pushy and to me that is a great store. Yes, there are pricey pieces but there are also plenty of beautiful options under $ 100. If you want to spend $ 5 – 20 Forever 21 has tons of fun options.
If you sign up for her mailing list, you get discounts on featured designers so that helps.
I am excited to take my new pieces out tomorrow and show them off to the world.

It is hard to believe I haven’t already written a review for Eliza Page. I love this place! My addiction started a couple of years back when the bf bought me a beautiful and unique necklace from here for Christmas. I get compliments on it almost every time I wear it. I have since bought myself a couple of additional pieces and gifts for others. The jewelry here is gorgeous! The saleswomen are incredibly nice and helpful. Most of the pieces come from independent designers, some of them local, and many of which you cannot find anywhere else in Austin. The jewelry features gorgeous materials and elegant silhouettes. I would love to take home half the store. Eliza Page is definitely a great addition to Austin shopping, and is most certainly my favorite place to shop for jewelry.

Eliza Page is such a great store! I go on their website (
) at least once a week just to look at all the beautiful jewelry (most of which I can’t afford). The service is great in the store and I have ordered from them online and it was a hassle free experience. My order even arrived with a hand written thank you note! If you haven’t been yet it is definitely a must on any shopping trip in Austin.

as we continue on to find the perfect wedding band, we stop into eliza page. i walk in just a few minutes under closing time. our girl was so nice and pleasant to me during my visit, i never even realized how late it was. i spent some time looking at 2 different designers. both of them had really amazing and unique looks to each ring. you can see the slight details and embellishments that make all the jewelry here very special. i really enjoyed the fact that some of the designers i browsed were local, independent jewelers.
the prices were a little bit higher than your local jewelry chain, but you can see why. the craftsmanship is amazing!
i’m very excited to return after the wedding so i can focus on the other options of jewelry in the store. as i walked out, i saw so many amazing necklaces and rings. i’ll be back soon!

This is the perfect place to find a one of a kind designer piece of jewelry. It is expensive, but the sales staff is so helpful and friendly that it is so easy to fall in love with the beautiful pieces. It is also really neat that they focus on handmade local pieces and that they display them so beautifully. I love Eliza Page and will go back the next time I need a really special gift.

I totally agree with both Clarisa and Sarah’s reviews. Eliza Page showcases delicious, designer jewelry that is highly drool-​worthy. I would much rather have a piece from this store than some cookie-​cutter piece from some boring mall jewelry store, any day — and although the prices are high compared to most costume jewelry, if you’re talking about buying a piece of non-​costume jewelry, then the prices are comparative or even on the low side. I personally don’t buy much non-​costume jewelry, but if you have an ultra-​generous relative or significant other who is wanting to buy you something special, you can’t go wrong by giving them a subtle or not-​so-​subtle nudge in the direction of Eliza Page. And, if you sign up on their e-​mail list, you can get notifications of fun gatherings, trunk shows, and some pretty damn good sales. Forget diamonds — this store is a girl’s best friend.

Beautiful jewelry store in Austin’s 2^nd Street District featuring over 25 designers at any given time. Eliza Page showcases some of the most elegant handmade and independently designed necklaces, bracelets, earrings and charms I’ve ever seen. Many of the featured designers hale from Austin (nice!), but EP also showcases artists from Los Angeles, NY, and elsewhere.
Everything in the store is exorbitantly priced (seriously expensive stuff), but it’s fun to drool over and dream about. If you can afford it, I’d recommend heading here instead of your brand-​name jewelry store. Not only can you pick up a unique bauble for yourself or someone else, but there’s a story behind every piece. Make sure you steal a glance at their gorgeous collection of monogrammed silver, gold and copper (i think?) disc necklaces.
The staff is patient and informative. Check out their website for fun events (DJs, free cocktails, trunk shows).
Elegant Eliza Page.

This is such a chic and cool jewelry store, although everything is $ 100 out of my price range. Try $ 160 to $ 300. Okay, you can afford it so go, go, go. They have necklaces with delicate silver and gold charms, hand-​made earrings, organic and bauble-​y rings and other one of a kind preciousness.