Antique Stores in Honolulu

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Antique Stores in Honolulu

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  • snrd08
    Media, PA49 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    Great selection and prices. I loved this place - we spent a long time combing through all the racks to find 'the' shirt. Many are actually made in HI. Prices were similar to or slightly lower than what we saw elsewhere for similar quality. Be aware this feels more like a flea market than, say, Macy's. Personally I found it quirky and fun but YMMV. It's a bit off the beaten path.
    Written August 29, 2023
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  • Runi58
    Chicago, IL22 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    The Japanese Cultural Center was easy to find, there is parking in their lot for a slight fee or plenty of street parking.
    FYI, it is located close to Wakiki hotels. They had 2 exhibits, one was free and had a movie which was about the intern ment of the Japanese during WW2, and the other was an exhibit about the ancestry and life of Japanese in Hawaii, there was a fee. This exhibit was very interesting and well done. What was especially nice was that the peaople at the center circulated in the area and answered questions and explained some of the exhibits.
    Written December 16, 2018
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  • Lanternhill
    Little Rock183 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    Vintage shop packed full of items of all sorts. Very friendly couple runs shop and they were very helpful. This location is within walking distance to large Almoana shopping mall.
    Written October 5, 2024
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  • Windward_Oahu_Guy
    Honolulu, HI68 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    As you'd expect from the name, Opal Fields has an amazing collection of fabulous, rare black opal jewelry in spectacular artisan-designed settings. I'm an opal connoisseur, and their selection is second to none in the United States. If that were all they offered, their new store in Waterfront Plaza (a/k/a "Restaurant Row") would still be a must-visit. But Opal Fields is so much more than just an opal store! Their collection of exquisite jewelry and loose stones ranges from the world's rarest and finest diamonds (they're the only authorized EightStar representatives in Hawaii, and one of only a few in the United States) to heart-stopping emeralds and rubies, magnificent natural pearls, lustrous jade in all shades, and so much more. (Think Harry Winston or Van Cleef and Arpels quality -- then add another ten points and subtract the snobby attitude!) Master GIA Gemologists Tom and June really know their profession, and they're very glad to share their knowledge and expertise. An appointment is suggested. This is not a high-volume shop like the ones at Ala Moana Center or the Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center; expect to be receive individual attention in a relaxed, professional atmosphere. Highly recommended!
    Written September 19, 2014
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  • Meow
    3 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    Loved every second of this place. A beautiful view and wonderful place to visit with friends and family.
    Written July 3, 2019
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  • Lisa
    Altadena, CA75 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    OMG!!!! This is the place to pick up Aloha shirts for everyone! I could not find anything on the Waikiki strip at all! Everything has become gentrified and upscaled. I just wanted a simple Aloha shirt that would make me feel like I went on vacation! Also, Hawaii is an island and as visitors we need to be part of the upcycling and recycling solution. After all, where do you think all the stuff goes when no one wants it anymore? I got books, Koa bowls, Hawaiian art, ribbon leis for my kids college graduations, and Aloha shirt for EVERYONE!
    Written February 27, 2022
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