Jay's Cycles
Jay's Cycles is a family-owned Princeton bicycle shop that became exclusively a bike store in 1977. Its showroom is complemented by bicycle inspections, repairs and Trek bike rentals.
Shop The World Princeton is a gift store located at 4 Spring St., Princeton, NJ, 08542, just two blocks from the entrance of Princeton University. The store promotes fair trade by buying from cooperatives and artisans around the world.
The store carries unique gifts, including sterling silver earrings from Thailand and Bali, Tibetan singing bowls and Tingshas made of 7 metals for meditation and healing, and beautiful pants, dresses, and shirts batik for men and women, woven in Indian, Nepal, and Guatemala.
The store's merchandise is purchased from artisans, crafters, and importers who support the goal of promoting fair trade. The store was founded by Jill, who has decades of experience traveling the world finding fair trade gifts and believes in people helping each other.
Locals and tourists alike love visiting the store on Spring Street, where they can find lovely sterling silver earrings, handmade Tibetan singing bowls, and machine-washable batik clothing for men and women. The store also offers a large selection of natural incense, sage bundles, palo santo, and essential oils.
Customers can also sign up for the store's newsletter mailing list to receive news about products and special offers throughout the year.
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