Ok, I'm biased but..... others will tell you new…read moremother/daughter owners (employees since 2011) are adorable & helpful!. Sweet team of 6 ladies love to be there.

Excellent tourist store In the quaint town of Hawi…read moreThey have shoes and clothes and toys and jewelry

Beautiful hand made jewelry designed and crafted in Hawaii. Owner lives on premises and does minor…read morejewelry repair. The village also has interesting historic features. Across the street in the Wong Ho Society, ancient temple and an art gallery. Enjoy this off the highway location for great vale's and support a local artist.

My family stopped by this small shop in Hawi and were blown away by the wonderful folks at this…read moreshop. Shop local pay a little more but get the quality you deserve! Aloha!

There are plenty of unique items in this store, that's for sure! We wandered in here (there are not…read moremany places to do so in this town) last month. The lady working here was friendly enough and not hovering, so that was a plus. She did get a little spastic when a lady entered shortly after us and failed to spritz her hands with the sanitizer at the door (guess what lady, we didn't either when we came in). Anyhow, the only thing that caught my attention were some fabric oriented handcrafted / hand woven ornamental cushions / wall pieces designed as colorful fish. Actually they caught my under 2 years old grand daughter's attention HAHAHA. I had not bought her a real souvenir on our trip yet and since we were babysitting, while mom and dad zip lined somewhere nearby, I let her pick one out from the dozen present. There were no price tags denoting the cost of these rightfully beautiful items; hmmmmm. She gleefully chose one and we went to the counter. Okay I'm on vacation and expect to pay a little extra for whatever, especially in Hawaii. Cha ching, that'll be $75. WTF? Damn, I was expecting a high of MAYBE $45. So, yes, they have some very nice and unique items in this store, but be prepared to drop a few more coins than expected. Yes, I bought the woven colorful fish for my baby doll anyhow. I wasn't about to disappoint the wee one and I had to be stoic in front of my wife who was laughing internally at me, knowing I can be a cheap ass. This thing was made in Sri Lanka and is suppose to be a one of a kind item. Even if it's not I doubt my granddaughter and her parents will ever bump into anyone having anything similar. Fast forward a month later - she has named the fish (Bubbles), sleeps with it regularly, and carries it with her on outings. So, I guess it was well worth the $$$. If I ever had a reason to go back to this part of the island I'd probably return and see what the latest unique thing the owner has in there. Who knows, I may end buying something else too. The place was A-OK in my books.

Beautiful shop; excellent selection and service. This is a must see store in Hawi town.read more

Randomly stopped by while checking out the area and ended up buying some red jasper earrings. Loved…read morethe overall vibe of the shop. Owner was friendly and I don't know much about crystals but they have a wide variety.

Cute little store on the northern tip of the Big Island. We were cruising up the coast and stopped…read morehere in town to check it out. My wife likes to look at crystals (didn't buy anything significant this trip) and the store is right up her alley. We cruised in close to closing time, so we didn't spend a ton of time here, but it was interesting and they had some nice specimines.

This shop has something for everyone! As one of the artists who supplies jewelry for this shop I…read morecan personally vouch for the fact that there ARE a lot of items made in Hawaii and made on the Big Island that are sold and promoted in this great shop. Lisa makes every effort to promote "shop Local". If you can't find it yourself please ask one of the friendly sales people to show you. Much Aloha

This place struck me as a touristy shop full of postcards and plastic kitsch. Most of the stuff…read morethere seemed overpriced, and almost nothing I looked at was actually made in Hawaii (most of it seemed to be made in China). It reminded me of some of the "blah" touristy shops on Ali'i Drive in Kailua-Kona. The person who worked there was nice enough. But with so many stores nearby that actually sell locally-made items, As Hawi Turns probably isn't worth a visit.

The owner has a fabulous eye. A lot of the stuff is what she collected for herself over many years,…read moreand she has excellent taste. Art, ceramics, fabrics, Orientalia, many small and beautiful items, hard to resist ( i bought 5 small items and a desk lamp from way back. Perfect things to fit in your suitcase. Don't miss it

From the owner: 'Thyme Traveler' is a unique retail shop in the heart of North Kohala. It serves the community with…read morea panacea of both new and re-loved goods, including clothing, books, furniture, antiques, crystal, china, jewelry, herbal products, gifts, and much more.

They're like hardware stores used to be. Even with my…read moreunusual requests they are always willing to help. With paint, springs, clips & other random items they help keep my trucks, mowers, bulldozer & excavator working!

Staff were super nice, showed you around the shop and got you the best deal they could, highly…read morerecommend.

Got to tell you right up front, I am proud to say this review is about my mom and her little…read morejewelery shop. Its not impartial, its personal. My mom and I moved to Hawaii when i was 3 years old back in '82 and she has lived on the Big Island ever since. We had lived all over the island but for the last 16 years she has lived in North Kohala and taught public school there. She has always been an artist and creator since I was a child. My grandfather, her father made jewelery as a hobby all his life, and sparked her passion. Now my mother has finally taken the plunge, from a private passion, to a public one, making it available to the world. Stop by her shop and you will see her sitting at her jewelery counter beading beautiful necklaces, bracelets, earrings and a selection of other fine jewelery. And in her shop you can find countless examples of her handcrafted work. She even offers classes to the community, and supports local artist by having a shared space where locals can display their work. I hope if your visiting Hawaii or a local and are traveling around the island you make a stop at her shop, "Kathleens Creations" its a great place to visit. Oh and I love her and shes my mom, so say Hi for me! Glen.