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Chitlada Shop
This is probably as close as you'll get to the royal family, so remember to dress respectfully (women must wear long skirts and closed shoes to gain entrance). Located at the palace, this is an outlet of the nonprofit SUPPORT organisation which promotes traditional craft-making skills.
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Jim Thompson
The surviving business of the international promoter of Thai silk, the largest Jim Thompson shop sells colourful silk handkerchiefs, placemats, wraps and cushions. The styles and motifs appeal to older, somewhat more conservative tastes. There are also branches at Jim Thompson's House museum, the Emporium, and at a Factory Outlet (149/4-6 Th Surawong), just up the road, which sells discontinued patterns at a significant discount.
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Johnny's Gems
Johnny's is consistently recommended by expats, who return again and again for the reliable set jewellery and attentive service. They'll honestly point out the difference between costume and heirloom.
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Lin Silvercraft
Lin might be a bit pricier than your average Bangkok silver shop but you know you're getting the genuine article. You can pick up classic pieces like silver chokers, thick bangles and custom-engraved cuff links.
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Uthai's Gems
Thailand is the world's biggest exporters of gems and ornaments: jade, sapphires and rubies are particularly good buys. Only purchase gems from reliable dealers. You need to make an appointment to see Uthai's gems. His fixed prices and good service make him a popular choice among expats.
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