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This two-venue flea is only a couple of years old, but it already ranks as one of the borough’s top tourist destinations. There’s a tight curation of antiques dealers, handmade goods (like Alyssa Ettinger’s textured ceramics) and an array of local food vendors—the best among them is the Red Hook Lobster Pound.

The newest incarnation of this exquisite jewelry store (the original location was down the street) is stocked with an artfully displayed selection of unique baubles like whimsical gold Dogeared charms and chunky Druzi rings carved from brightly colored geodes.

Christopher Brosius, the former force behind much-loved Demeter, offers inventive scents like Mr. Hulot's Holiday and CB Outside, which repels bugs but smells like perfume.

This impossibly cute Williamsburg mainstay is roughly the size of a closet—quite appropriate since it traffics in exquisite accessories, most of which are arranged in framed cases on the walls. Rings cast after ship helms by Verameat and heart- and dagger-shaped necklaces from Bittersweets NY are highlights.

The back half of this former railroad-car garage serves as a workplace for the talents behind the labels Eventide, Uluru, and Made Her Think; the front is home to a retail operation that sells their collections, plus goods from other local designers.