How many of us actually keep track of when we purchased and started using certain types of makeup? Not as often as we’d like, though it would be a great idea, we admit. Keeping track of your makeup’s age keeps you at low risk for skin problems – on the other hand, letting that foundation sit around for an extra few months direly puts you on the line for developing breakouts, allergic reactions, discoloration and other unsightly horrors. Zethina’s to the rescue! Until May 5, the Westside cosmetic and skin care spa is accepting your old makeup, in return for which they will give you $5 for each old cosmetic item, which applies to the purchase of a new item.  Trade in as many old items as you like and stock up on new makeup that’s actually good for your skin. All they ask is for no sample-size products.

In addition, Zethina’s is providing the following Mother’s Day Specials, because it is just around the corner, remember?

• Give mom a brightening facial with eye treatment, mini make-up lesson and up-to-date spring/summer trends. Includes a new lip color and eye shadow of her choice.  Cost is $175 ($260 value).

• Treat Mom to a 75-min massage/reflexology combo, 45 minute enzyme facial for just $145 ($185 value)

For more information, click here.

Zethina Cosmetics and Skin Care|19420 N 59th Avenue E-510, Glendale, AZ |85308

Last month Avery Lane, North Scottsdale’s newest destination for fine furniture consignment, antique and specialty gifts, celebrated their grand opening in style while supporting local charities. Proprietor Darlene Richert hosted over 250 guests for the event which benefited Childhelp and Crisis Nursery. Guests were ushered through sweeping black and white drapes and greeted by a French accordion player and entertaining mime, complimenting the divine Jean Claude Boisset Champagne and Herb Box fare. In addition, the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce graced the evening with a ribbon cutting which included a warm welcome from Scottsdale City Councilman Bob Littlefield.

Avery Lane showcases treasures from famous lines such as Kreiss, Drexel Heritage, Clive Christiansen, Robb & Stucky and Ethan Allen – from some of Scottsdale, Paradise Valley and Arcadia’s most fabulous homes as well as local interior designer’s warehouses. In addition to fabulous furniture finds, browse gorgeous French, Italian and English antiques from the 17th and 18th century or find a charming gift in the shops gift mart. Avery Lane also features divine toffee from local bakery Sweet-Stops and is one of the few locations in the Valley where shoppers can pick up a box of the sweet treats. For more information, click here.

Avery Lane|15613 North Greenway-Hayden Loop, Scottsdale, AZ |85260

East Valley full-service day spa Fuchsia is expanding! The Spa will celebrate their new amenities from 4 to 7 p.m. Friday, May 18 with a Grand Opening Celebration featuring discounts on annual memberships, raffles and prizes. Fuchsia is expanding to provide new services, including the first blow dry bar in the East Valley, custom airbrush tanning, larger manicure and pedicure stations to accommodate groups, additional treatment rooms, a larger relaxation area and a couples’ massage suite. During the party, Fuchsia will also offer complimentary blow-out styles from its signature “look-book;” complimentary nail services, lip or chin waxing, chair massages and demonstrations of facial services. The event will also include food, drinks and dessert. Not to mention – the first 25 people in the door as well as all Fuchsia members will receive a luxury-packed goody bag. We’ll so be there! Free and open to the public. For more information, click here.

Village Square at Dana Park Shopping Center |1822 South Val Vista Drive, #103, Mesa, Arizona | 85204

Great makeup starts with great skin. But when we’re subjected to harsh weather, lots of sun and a dry climate like this all the time (not to mention those free radicals), maintaining perfect skin in Arizona can be a challenge. However, obtaining celebrity skin might be possible, at least with LATHER. Based on the recommendations of makeup artists from shows like Dancing with the Stars, How I Met Your Mother and Community, LATHER is launching a new Perfect Canvas Face Kit  for $59.00, a collection of travel-sized favorites packaged in a sleek zippered makeup bag available at LATHER in Scottsdale. Follow the jump to see which essentials are included.

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Vintage flea markets are a great reason to get away from the Valley. Driving to Pasadena to find a  perfectly aged armoire makes for a great road trip – but although the heat is rising, the price of gas right now just doesn’t make road trips as easy – or fun – as they used to be. Thankfully, someone got a clue and is bringing a vintage market here. At 10 a.m. May 5 at WestWorld, Valley antique/vintage/full-on junk obsessives will have a chance to do what they do best at Junk in the Trunk Vintage Market, a day of vintage treasure hunting with some good old fashioned giveaways, design inspiration and handmade vintage themed goods from a slew of vendors like Blue Eyed Owl, Chic Headbands, Strawberry Hedgehog, Winifred Street and many more. We don’t know about you, but we’re absolutely pining for a little more junk in our trunks, and we love that it won’t require a road trip!

Early bird admission is $8 for adults and lasts from 9 – 10 a.m. General admission is $4; children under 12 are free and admission is free after 3 p.m. A portion of ticket sales will benefit Young Life, a non-denominational Christian organization serving youth in Phoenix.

It is finally spring and with the scent of orange blossoms always comes one of our favorite holidays, Easter. Even though we’re all adults here, we still enjoy a sweet, springy visit from the Easter bunny every Easter morning, even if it’s just in the form of a bag of jelly beans. Forget those huge store-bought, brand-name, four-foot-tall Easter baskets we find at the grocery store this year, though. Not only is the candy never our favorite kinds but we’re also a little leery of what we may find inside. Whether you’re the creative type and prefer to make your Easter baskets or if you’d just like an idea of what treat to give the hubby this year, DLT has got the answers. Follow the jump for a list of local favorites to pack a last-minute punch in those Easter baskets this year.

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Ever have trouble finding the perfect gift for the man in your life? Forget looking for the perfect one-of-a-kind, best-find-ever vintage gift, though these are the things of our vintage-obsessed dreams. Until recently, of course, when this became a reality, when Phoenix’s greatest vintage treasure trove Vintage By Misty teamed with Amir Arsalan Saebi to bring the Valley “Amir’s La Voûte,” a collection of gentlemen’s luxury and vintage goods. The devastatingly dapper corner of Vintage By Misty is complete with fine, elegant vintage men’s clothing, accessories, funky oddities and you guessed it, one-of-a-kind gifts for ourselves favorite gents. Peruse the gallery below to see some of the goods.

Vintage By Misty | 818 North Central Avenue, Phoenix, AZ | 85004

Most of us just want our jeans to be comfortable and make our butts look good (admit it), but after two weeks of wearing the same pair (again, just admit it), the scent of our favorite denim can be a little off-putting. We’ll wash them, we promise, but before that happens we could use a little air-freshening. Thankfully, Naked and Famous has just released scented jeans, which is not anywhere close to the way they smell after pulling them out of the bottom of the hamper. Available at HUB Clothing in Scottsdale, these Scratch and Sniff jeans actually aren’t as crazy as they sound, having simply been coated with raspberry-scented micro capsules that Naked and Famous swears lasts even after five washes (so…like a year…ok, kidding about that one). Scented jeans that smell like raspberry candy without the calories? We’ll take two.

HUB Clothing at Scottsdale Fashion Square | 7014 East Camelback | Scottsdale, AZ 85251

It’s time to regularly buff and shine, gentlemen. And no, we’re not talking about your four-wheeled friend in the garage. We’re talking about your fingernails. Time to step it up for regular MANicures and we’ve got just the salon for you.

teres, a new nail bar concept in Scottsdale, is a relaxing manicure and pedicure oasis, suitable for those in suits and of course, ladies alike. The interiors of the salon are soothing, the essential oil add-ons for pedicure soaks are divine, and the private room for gentlemen (ladies too!) with a flat-screen TV to enjoy the game or the fight (or the latest chick-flick) during a proper buff and shine leaves little reason for men to opt out of a regular MANicure.

teres offers a pre-payment loyalty program for just $25 a month, which goes toward your monthly service, and promises to call and remind you if you haven’t used it. You can gift a service or roll your membership if you miss an appointment or for the commitment-phobes, you can forego the pre-payment plan all together and book services as usual. For the ladies, same great services and specials apply, including the latest baseball decals for your party nail to impress your man during spring and summer baseball season.

teres Nail Bar | 7120 E. Indian School Road | Scottsdale, AZ 85251 

I have spent my adult years with an aversion to every overly-cute form polka dots adopt. Too cute for me, I am enamored with prints and even stripes, but no dots. This was, of course, until recently, when I sauntered into Glendale retailer Pink House Boutique and encountered a breath of fresh (polka-dotted) air.

Glendale’s stylish storeroom sells vintage entities, clothing, accessories and furniture, much of it locally produced. My gem is a sheer, red-polka-dotted black blouse – an example of the shop’s modern take on classic womenswear. There is nothing saccharine about the blouse’s hot hues or sensuous fabric, and though it is rather formal, it is loose and relaxed. Flawless with pencil skirts as well as jeans, I am thrilled to wear this fashion-forward find out on the town. At a price of $22, Pink House’s feminine number is a charming local find.

Pink House Boutique | 7009 North 58th Avenue, Glendale, AZ | 85301

Tired of March Madness yet? Only the basketball kind! Get into another kind of spring craziness at FOUND, the design specialists of the East Valley, who is having a March Madness Basement Sale and Store Event from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday, March 30 and 31. The sale will feature lots of bargain basement items as well as clearance items from Domestic Bliss. With this gorgeous spring weather we’re having, DLT can think of nothing better to do than, well…bargain shop and redecorate!

While resort is a season in the fashion world stuck between fall and spring of which many of us don’t have the time (or the means) to take advantage, resort shopping is a whole different story…especially when it’s shopping – at a resort – not too far from where we live. Giving us another reason to adore its plethora of high-end offerings, the Montelucia Resort & Spa is unveiling its newest venture with Dulcinea, a luxury women’s fashion boutique. As a destination, trend-centered boutique, Dulcinea will showcase designer dresses, tops, jeans and accessories from designers like as Diane Von Furstenberg, Trina Turk, Nicole Miller, Susana Monaco, Black Halo and Tory Burch. The boutique will also sell lines from Hudson Jeans, Tart and Michelle Jonas.

The elegant, old-world design on Dulcinea easily blends into the Montelucia’s Andalusian style, with a balance of subtle, sophisticated taupes, rich browns and creams accented with touches of Moroccan Blue. Traditional textures and architectural elements from the region are noticeable throughout the store. The addition of Moroccan lights, pottery, lutes and other regional influences complete the boutique’s look.

Dulcinea will be open from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. every day. For more information, click here.

Forget that old Timex you have on your wrist: Oliver Smith Jeweler at The Shops at Gainey Village in Scottsdale will soon be sharing with the world an extremely stylish way to tell time. Near the end of the month, the high-end jeweler will be carrying Adrian Wilson’s favorite watch line, Hublot, for which Wilson will host a private launch party next week at The Mint. Currently, for ourselves and all the dashing gents in our lives, we’ve got our eyes set on this beautiful Formula One King Power Ceramic Chronograph timepiece. However, at a price point that requires a little patience, this will have to remain (for now) DLT’s Number One Object of Desire.

Newly engaged couples, take note! North Scottsdale Restaurant SASSI will host a Wedding Open House from 12:00 to 3:00 p.m. Sunday, April 15 to help couples figure out the big day in style. Couples will be able to see the venue, taste signature appetizers, pasta, wedding cake, gelato and specialty drinks as well as meet with the staff. Preferred vendors will also be on hand, including florists, photographers, linens specialists, invitation designers, entertainers, transportation companies and more! The event is free. To RSVP or for more information, email weddings@sassi.biz, call 480.502.3335 or click here.

SASSI | 10455 East Pinnacle Peak Parkway | Scottsdale, AZ 85255

Biltmore Fashion Park is getting UNION-ized: beginning in November 2012, Phoenix’s retail “crown- jewel” will add a diverse mix of local and independent retail in a new shopping experience called UNION. Planned for the east end of the shopping center between Stingray Sushi and Seasons 52, the 7200-square-foot platform for independent businesses will be a modern yet traditional shopping experience; the center will be in a contemporary, industrial atmosphere mixed with the warmth of various woods and romantic chandeliers. The space will be designed by architectural firm Plus/Minus Studio and will provide each retailer with two-to-five-hundred square feet of space with sliding doors and glass panels that allow for growth and change with the retailer’s needs. UNION is an opportunity to bring small, independent entrepreneurs and artists to Biltmore, replicating the unique retail mix historically found at Biltmore Fashion Park.

“This exciting new concept will give 11-13 shops and eateries an easy entry into an established marketplace while embracing the community and enhancing the retail mix of Biltmore Fashion Park,” said Mary Boyd-Williams, Senior Manager of Leasing for Macerich.

Biltmore Fashion Park has also partnered with a well-established local business owner and talented artistic designer, Lew Gallo, to help define the space and cultivate the essence of UNION.

“When I was an independent retailer, I always wanted to have my shop nestled among other like-minded merchants and still be able to benefit from a high-profile shopping center like Biltmore Fashion Park and that’s what UNION is,” said Gallo.

Biltmore Fashion Park | 2502 East Camelback Road, Phoenix, AZ | 85016

It’s no secret that we love anything from Ted Baker, and while we’re not as sure about baseball, we rejoice that Ted Baker loves spring training. Where does the city-chic retailer and America’s favorite pastime come together, you ask? At the Scottsdale location of the store, to be exact, where Ted Baker will celebrate Spring Training this month with a giveaway. Between now and April 4, baseball fans and shoppers alike can enter to win a $500 Ted Baker Shopping Spree by showing any ticket stub from a 2012 Spring Training game. The winner will be chosen the week of April 9th.

Jump into spring style with Phoenix Fashion Week’s “MIM Rocks Fashion” spring showcase at 6 p.m. Thursday, March 1. hoenix Fashion Week will again team with the Musical Instrument Museum to celebrate how art and music influences street style and fashion trends all over the world. Starting at 6 p.m., guests will be treated to trendy fashions and classic designer styles followed by an interactive fashion show and an after- party at Narcisse Champagne and Tea Lounge. The fashion show will highlight looks from Misty Guerriero (owner of Valley vintage heaven and DLT fav Vintage By Misty), which was styled by Arizona Midday fashion and beauty expert Ginger Murphy; emerging Mexican-American designer Alma Primero as styled by fashion guru Fawn Cheng of Good Morning Arizona; men’s fashion from Bounty Hunter as styled by Right Hand Man Image Consulting (RHMStyle) founder Brian J. Swan, and French designer Caroline Monick, who traveled all the way from France to launch her elegant, spirited Spring 2012 collection at the event. Personal stylist Jill Laine, who gives regular style segments on Fox 10 and ABC 15’s Sonoran Living, styled Monick’s presentation. Set to the sounds of DJ Q, the show will also include accessories inspired by both the music and cultural details of the brand’s home country. While we know it will probably take you till Thursday afternoon to figure out what to wear (same goes for us!) you’ll want to get there early: the first one hundred attendees will receive generous swag bags.

Cost is $25 for general admission and $100 for front row VIP. Tickets are selling quickly; click here to purchase.  All tickets include access to after party at Narcisse Champagne and Tea Lounge.

Musical Instrument Museum | 4725 East Mayo Boulevard, Phoenix, AZ | 85050

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Calling all bargain hunters! The Junior League of Phoenix will celebrate their 75^th Annual Rummage Sale from 8 a.m. 12 p.m for $5 admission and from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday, February 25. With proceeds benefitting the community organizations like Kids in the Kitchen and ROCKETS (Raising Our Children’s Knowledge by Educating Through Science), shoppers will be able to hunt through gently-used or like-new items, including baby items, furniture, clothing, toys, art, collectibles, jewelry, electronics, sporting goods, designer handbags, house wares, home office supplies, store closeouts and much more. Not an early riser? You’re in luck: at 1 p.m., all items will be slashed 50% off.

Have plans that Saturday or just want to get a head start? Kick off your experience early at the Rummage Pre-Party from 6 to 10 p.m. Friday, February 24. The pre-party provides an exclusive opportunity to shop the rummage sale before the general public while enjoying a catered meal, silent auction, and fun. Tickets are limited and available here. »READ MORE

Not that we need any more reasons to fuel our somewhat unhealthy shopping addictions, but it’s not like we can help it: the stores just keep comin’! We love to see the retail scene expand here in the Valley, and what better way than to watch the best of the best (i.e. Prada) dock flagship stores in our neighborhood. But don’t go running out that door just yet; great growth takes time. Be prepared and check out our list below of brand new stores coming to Scottsdale and Chandler Fashion Center  in 2012:

1. The Art of Shaving, Chandler, open in March: a store focusing on men’s grooming needs that houses a full- service barbershop.

2. Francesca’s Collections, Chandler, open in March: a unique boutique offering trendy and affordable women’s clothing, jewelry and accessories.

3. LUSH, Chandler, open in May: the home of fresh, handmade cosmetics made from organic fruit and vegetables.

4. Vera Bradley, Chandler, open in June: a leader in fashionable, colorful, handbags, accessories, luggage, and paper and gift items for women of every age.

5. Madewell, Scottsdale: modern women’s wear and accessories with a vintage, worn-in flair for the practical but super hip fashionista.

6. Make Meaning, Scottsdale, open in March: a creative retail destination (Make your own soap! Candles! Jewelry!) for all ages.

For more info, click here and here.

Who says couture happens only in Paris? Here at DLT, we believe our fair city is a hub of inspiring and talented design. Case in point: the Southwest Chapter of the International Interior Design Association will celebrate its 5th Annual Couture Event from 5:30 to 10 p.m. Thursday, March 1 at the Sheraton Phoenix Downtown Hotel.

Benefitting The Ronald McDonald House Charities, Phoenix Chapter and I.D.C.A. (Interior Design Coalition of Arizona), local architects/designers (along with local interior design students) are randomly paired with a color forecast scheme and an industry material/product. They are then challenged to create and model a fashion using only those colors & materials. This year’s event draws inspiration from Antron Carpet Fiber’s “Reinterpretations – A Sign of the Times” 2012 Color Forecast. A Student Team will introduce each category in the Color Forecast, which are Folklore, Military, Modern Technology, New Boho, Retro 40’s, Retro 60’s, Romantic and Urban Minimalism. Then, each Professional Design Team will follow, in their assigned category, using their assigned “slide” with four colors and a key image as their inspiration.

Following a cocktail hour, fashion show and an intermission where guests will be able to vote for a “People’s Choice” award, a panel of celebrity and industry insider judges – including The Shoperone & DLT’s own Kira Brown – will give awards for the following categories: Best Styling (hair, make-up and accessories/props), Best Haute Couture (most fabulous), Best Pret-a-Porter (most wearable), Best Craftsmanship, Honorable Mention and Best of Show – Student Teams and Professional Teams.

Tickets range from $20 for students to $100 for VIP access. Click here to purchase your seat for this exciting and challenging fashion and design event.

The Sheraton Downtown Hotel | 340 North 3rd Street | Phoenix, Arizona | 85004

Calling all bargain hunters! The Junior League of Phoenix will celebrate their 75^th Annual Rummage Sale from 8 a.m. 12 p.m for $5 admission and from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday, February 25. With proceeds benefitting the community organizations like Kids in the Kitchen and ROCKETS (Raising Our Children’s Knowledge by Educating Through Science), shoppers will be able to hunt through gently-used or like-new items, including baby items, furniture, clothing, toys, art, collectibles, jewelry, electronics, sporting goods, designer handbags, house wares, home office supplies, store closeouts and much more. Not an early riser? You’re in luck: at 1 p.m., all items will be slashed 50% off.

Have plans that Saturday or just want to get a head start? Kick off your experience early at the Rummage Pre-Party from 6 to 10 p.m. Friday, February 24. The pre-party provides an exclusive opportunity to shop the rummage sale before the general public while enjoying a catered meal, silent auction, and fun. Tickets are limited and available here.

In addition to the rummage sale, JLP will once again partner with the Phoenix Affiliate of the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation to provide free mammograms at the rummage sale site to the first 40 uninsured and underinsured women who qualify. The mammograms, which begin at 8 a.m., will be provided on a first come, first served basis. Admission to the sale is $5; parking is $10.For more information, click here.

The Junior League of Phoenix, Inc. is an organization of over 1,300 women committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women, and improving the Valley of the Sun through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Currently in their 77th year, JLP has invested millions in the community and contributes over 100,000 volunteer hours annually. Current league projects include a focus on improving early childhood education in the Metro Phoenix community.

JLP Rummage Sale | AZ State Fair | 1826 W. McDowell Road | Phoenix, AZ

Want hair like a Gossip Girl? How about a Pretty Woman? Then look no further than Barney’s New York and Sephora at Scottsdale Fashion Square to make your celebrity hair dreams come true. The retailers are now carrying The Serge Normant Product Line, by hairstylist to stars Serge Normant. Serge Normant’s line of transformative hair care and styling products keep the tresses of Julia Roberts, Blake Lively and Sarah Jessica Parker camera-ready and fabulous . The Serge Normant Product Line features eight essential products formulated with the same level of intensity, richness and quality put towards skincare: the Meta Silk Shampoo Sulfate Free, Meta Velour Conditioner, Meta Morphosis Hair Repair Treatment, Meta Revive Dry Shampoo, Meta Luxe Hair Spray, Meta Form Sculpting Pomade, Meta Sheer Dry Oil Finishing Spray and Meta Lush Volumizer. The result? Gentle products that produce volume and manageability but that also protect every strand of hair from damage. Perfect hair is now only a mall away.

For more information, click here.

Make the most of your Leap Year – it won’t be around for another four years! This February 29 –which is the last Sunday on which the Leap Day will fall till 2032 – Spa & Salon Lamar in Scottsdale is celebrating the occasion with $29 spa service deal: book any spa service at the regular price and get a second of equal or lesser value for $29. Services include all day use of the steam room, sauna, pool, whirlpool robes, towels and lockers and any treatment from an 85-minute massage to an 85-minute facial to highlights and a pedicure – with the second service costing you less than $30. What better way to commemorate the day that barely exists than with a little relaxing indulgence?

For info, click here.

Spa & Salon Lamar | 5115 N Scottsdale Rd, Scottsdale AZ | 85250

Just in time for spring shopping, local favorite Scottsdale Jean Company has relocated to The SHOPS at Gainey Village, giving shoppers 8,000 brand-new sq. ft of men’s and women’s designer jeans, tops and casual wear. Celebrating their Grand Opening this Thursday, February 9, the store will also feature the full line of Kiehl’s skin, hair and body care products, a full sunglass shop, a customer lounge area and a children’s playroom.  “It was time for a new home for Scottsdale Jean Company after more than six years at our current location,” says owner Steven Koeppel. “As a destination retail establishment, our customers seek us out for our unbeatable selection and unparalleled customer service, featuring experts trained in finding the right size and style for any body type.” The Company will also soon unveil a new website that will emulate the in-store shopping experience.

If designer duds aren’t enough reason to spend an entire day at the Village, perhaps the area’s assortment of chic new shops and contemporary eateries will be. Opening in the former Bloom space in January, local restauranteurs Jerry Tingle and Chef Brian Fierstein’s Cask 63 American Eatery & Wine Bar offers eclectic American cuisine, an excellent wine menu and relaxed outdoor seating – great for taking a break between shopping destinations such as furniture showroom Kreiss; handcrafted clothing, accessory and houseware boutique A Cool Breeze, and del Adora, the Valley’s go-to source for luxury linens and bedding. At their second location, del Adora allows clients to choose from a huge selection of luxury fabrics to customize their homes, also offering a sumptuous collection of bath accessories, towels, fragrance and skin care products.

Before the day is done, complete the experience with a stop at healthy-takeout masters My Fit Foods, which just opened its first Valley location. For more information, click here.

The SHOPS Gainey Village | 8787 North Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale, AZ |

Image via JustJared

Tempe-based jeweler extraordinaire NightRider Jewelry will celebrate the opening of a new store from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. February 8 at Scottsdale Fashion Square. With prices ranging from $300 to $3,000, NightRider jewelry is the brainchild of high-end jewelry expert and artisan George Ganem and Nick and Thad Ballantyne, who put an emphasis on crosses, skulls and other silver handcrafted pieces in their designs. The jewelry, which is 100% American-made, has long been a favorite of the motorcycle crowd but has recently been adopted by Hollywood powerhouses like Alice Cooper, Kenny Chesney and –our personal favorite – Johnny Depp, who wore a NightRider design on the November 2011 cover of Vanity Fair.

“Our customers appreciate the fact that we make all of our products ourselves right here in the Valley, with no outsourcing whatsoever,” said Nick Ballantyne, of NightRider’s exponential growth at a time when so many are being forced to cut back on nonessentials. “Our careful craftsmanship ensures that our pieces hold their value, and that’s a major part of why so many of our customers have come back in time and time again.”

If we can’t order Johnny Depp for Valentine’s Day, we guess we’ll take a piece of his jewelry. Ok…not his actual jewelry. All right…fine. A similar piece will do.

For more info, click here.