Swarovski

This is a must visit shop — we were shopping for my sisters birthday present and they have us sweets and prosecco best customer service by far. Have visited many of these stores over the world but this was by far the best

I’m like a kid in a candy store any time I walk into a Swarovski store… all that shiny, blingy, and sparkly stuff excites me! This location is exceptionally small and crowded. The employees were very nice and helpful… once I was able to get their attention.
People might think it’s crazy to pay so much money for crystal ornaments that will probably never be used just looked at… and I agree but I try to purchase the necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and anything I will use, I did end up purchasing a flash drive pen… which I absolutely love!
This wasn’t my favorite Swarovski store but I liked the service and it carried the pen I wanted because I looked elsewhere and they were sold out.

Whenever I walk past a Swarovski Crystal shop the same question runs through my head, ‘Who buys these?!’ At what point in your life do you look at that empty space on your shelf and think it would be best filled by a couple of crystal ornamental pandas sitting in an uncomfortably natural pose chewing crystal bamboo? I am not making this up. This is actually what I saw in the Swarovski window on Regent’s Street. Weirder still the description claimed it was making a ‘hint’ towards the protection of the species. A hint? I think maybe the WWF would prefer a square chunk of the £265 price tag you’re charging!
The jewellery selection in here is not actually so bad and a couple of more tasteful pieces sit upon the shelves. However, for the prices charged here I’d prefer diamonds! Staff are quite helpful but very ‘into’ crystal and its superior properties. I found this whole sales technique a bit creepy and shuffled out of the shop quite quickly. The success of the Swarovski brand proves that it must be doing some thing right but I just can’t figure out what.