Lucky Stone Feng Shui

This place is kind of what you expect it to be, based on the name. And, in fact, I went here because I knew I could buy a cane – a carved wooden one with a T-​top.
A few weeks ago I had a nasty fall and fractured my kneecap; I’ve been walking with a cane ever since and decided yesterday that since – unfortunately – this is probably not the last time I’ll need a cane, why not get a fancy one I like?
So I went into this store and asked, and got a handsome wooden cane with character – that’s much more comfortable to walk with than the one I had been using. My roommate cut it down to the right height for me – I’m short – and I’m actually kinda proud of it. Of course, I can’t wait until I don’t need it anymore, but until then, it’s a neat-​looking alternative to the plain wooden cane I had been using.
Mr. Robert at this store is a «Feng Shui Consultant», and I haven’t inquired about his services. This is an interesting store, and I’ll stop by again.

RUDE STAFF! My friend and I walked in accidentally because we thought it was Magic Jewelry, which turned out to be right next door. We decided to come back to this place however to look at the bracelets again. But when we try to come back, one of the retailers waved us away. I asked if they were closed, but all she said is that we could not come in. They were obviously not closed, they had their door open and they looked bored inside. I think we must of offended them somehow, because we didn’t buy anything at first. It was incredibly rude that they would not let us back in. We were planning on making purchases. I will never come again. No stars if possible. In fact most of Chinatown is this way. I wanted to have a good impression but not anymore. I will take my business elsewhere. Especially when buying crystals, I want positive energy, which is something I will not receive here.

The place is quaint and tight but has some nice enhancements for your bagua. I had a couple of technical questions and the owner answered my questions very satisfactorily. They have many sizes of typical feng shui cures and other fun toys. Yeah, it’s definitely appealing to tourists, but you can still beef up your feng shui with their apparel!
The prices were reasonable and the staff was very polite with a nice energy to them.

I got ripped off!
I bought three little cat statues at $ 3 each (total $ 9) and added a tiny Buddha statue located by the register, labeled at $ 1. My total? $ 10. Posted sales tax? 8.875%. However, after I handed over my credit card, the sales receipt total was $ 13.06. I argued the total a few times but the lady argued back, so I just walked out.
While the store is conveniently located around the side of the New York New York store on the other corner (adjacent to the Magic Jewelry store), I’d say avoid at all costs. It is large with lots of statues, but I’d be wary of conducting a transaction with a business that isn’t very transparent with its customers. Yeah, yeah, it is Chinatown, but this is a heads up.
The store front shows it as being titled as Lucky Stone Feng Shui or Lucky Stone, the receipt indicates the actual business operates under the title Magic Fang Shui (address and phone number matches).