Glass Mango Designs

I bought my crystal turtle pendant back in 2012 and it’s still with me ever since. Every time I wear it, I would get wonderful compliments from friends and even strangers. I can’t be any happier with this purchase even though it wasn’t cheap. The turtle did fell out of the silver setting but I strapped it down with a black leather band and now it looks even better. The man who sold me the turtle pendant was very nice and very patient with me deciding to buy it or not. I may go back to Maui for the Pineapple. We’ll see :-)

We saw some nice glass blown octopi on the island and stopped by this place to see what they had. They had the best and most realistic ones!
This store is very expensive but the pieces I think are really worth it. We also found a beautiful little puffer fish that was also better then any that we saw.
Staff was all very friendly. A lady named Barbara and Nancy were there when we were and they were both really helpful and really nice! I was happy to give this place my money.

my family visits every 2 years. various and sundry smaller glass gifts have been purchased but the most amzing and compliment getting pieces have been the obi bracelet and a sea urchin and turtle dichroic glass pendants. fabulous and unique! love love. pricey but gorgeous.

Really nice glass here. The prices aren’t cheap, but if you’re in the market for something, you will find some good work here.

Glass Mango is on touristy Front Street with jewelers, galleries, and tee shirt stores as neighbors. Would have walked right by Glass Mango if it weren’t for one particular item they carry– acrylic kimono cuffs. They store advertises this heavily in the the tourist guides so my interest was piqued. The acrylic kimono cuffs (around $ 300) and some pendants with glass jellyfish ($ 160) were the main highlight for me. The rest of the eye candy was nice but nothing as unique or unusual as the cuffs and jellyfish pendants.
I disliked the hard sell for the kimono cuffs as the assistant manager said that the cuffs fly out the door and once a particular design is sold, they are gone. While the patterns are unusual, I found it hard to believe that there was only ONE good piece of a kimono to use in a cuff that runs from one to three inches wide. I don’t doubt that the cuffs are a popular item, just didn’t appreciate the persuasion.