by VSMadmin | Feb 19, 2019 | Currios, Jewellery
This is a fun market to visit – shopkeepers and assistants are really friendly and only a couple were pushy. There is a lot of beautiful Zulu and Xhosa beaded jewelry here and if you’re around for a few days, you can also commission pieces. You don’t have to haggle if it makes you uncomfortable – prices are comparable to other markets (just have an idea of how much things should cost before you go). Others have commented on the safety of the surrounding neighborhood. It’s crowded but safe. As long as you aren’t flashing your money and phone around, you’ll be fine. I waked to the market from the eastern part of Durban Central and felt perfectly comfortable. The neighborhood has a lot of interesting fabric and clothing shops as well as street vendors selling all sorts of things. It’s worth having a look around if you’re already in the area.
kmaija83 / Los Angeles, California
by VSMadmin | Nov 16, 2018 | Clothes, Currios, Jewellery, Zulu Crafts
The Victoria Street Market is a touristy Durban market where one can buy lots of souvenirs! Spices, bracelets, African/Indian dresses and little trinkets are sold here.
Khalid Hayat / The Netherlands
by VSMadmin | Oct 22, 2018 | History, Jewellery, Tourism
After 8 years, my family visited from abroad to find the following:
1. Warm Hospitality
2. Expertise in African Jewelry
3. Professional Salesmanship that is just perfect: Not overbearing at all and yet patient enough to imbibe all the considerations, deliberations and discussions regarding purchase.
4. Affordability for Excellent quality merchandise.
5. Advice on jewelry design
What a pleasure. Really the only thing that has changed is the Shop Location. It is these endearing qualities that brought us back in good faith after so many years and will continue to do so in the future. Much appreciated.
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