I bought a lovely sterling silver sand dollar necklace and earring set from this store while…read morevacationing in SSI. Mine was created from a mold of a real sand dollar - so cool! The set was just $64 - not bad for quality silver. There are a wide variety of options to choose from, including both sterling and non-sterling necklaces, rings, and earrings. They also have some home decor for sale. The owner of the store was just lovely, and helped me pick out the perfect set. Highly recommended!

While walking the shopping district, we popped into this little gem of a shop and were really…read morepleased with what we saw. The store has many beautiful wall hangings, bronze statuary and cute signs. But they also have some absolutely GORGEOUS pieces of jewelery, especially artisan earrings. Not a single pair was alike, but every one of them was stunning. She also carries sterling silver necklaces, charms and rings. The shop is personable, warm and friendly and I'd come back every time I'm in town.

This is my favorite shop on Jekyll Island. Everything appears to be made by local artists or at…read moreleast artists in the US southeast. Beautiful handmade pieces of jewelry and decor. The lady who owns the store is very gracious. It is a bit hard to find because it's behind another store. It's worth finding though!

Fake, led to believe real silver and pearls w rounded pink shells, plastic…read more Im allergic to metals that arent pure, well one piece broke and it was silver painted plaster. Pd $$$. She wont take back even after i called w in 15 min. Not goid business

This is a great place to stop regardless if you are traveling North or South to different…read moredestinations. It serves as a mini visitor's center, a museum, a gift shop and an art gallery all housed in an actual historic jail. The proprietor lived in the house along with the prisoners. Inmates were allowed outside to catch a breath of fresh air only when the local children were in school. The construction of the building is incredible. The bars, doors, and floors seem completely impenetrable. You can even peruse the records of all the prisoners who were housed there, what their offense was and how much it cost. Funny to see hand written prices of the constable's cost like $1.25 to arrest the criminal, .75 to keep the man before the trial, and .25 to summon witnesses. Just super interesting tid bits of life back in the day. They also have many many more historical artifacts, photos, and reading materials. You can browse through the jail cells, view interesting art, and explore the interesting trinkets in the gift shop. The staff person there was extremely knowledgeable and related wonderful stories and tales of the building's past. They recently acquired a boat/ship that was saved from being destroyed in a marina somewhere in Mississippi. It was painstakingly and beautifully restored. This vessel played an important roll for the surrounding area and its residents as it served multiple functions. This place is truly a local gem, and should be supported by all. Donations are accepted as there are no fees to visit. Oh and they have a local rooster that doesn't know what time it is as he crows whenever the desire arises. When we visited, he was a noisy fella, nestled under a bush that was in front of a ground floor window. This colorful character Just added to the overall experience.

Interesting Art Center with local artist's work available for sale. There is also a local history…read moremuseum section upstairs. A shy rooster outside building announces your arrival. It is housed in the old Darien jail!

A great cultural addition to SSI, Glynn Visual Arts (GVA) fulfills multiple roles for the community…read moreand provides community for its artists and aspiring artists. They offer classes across a variety of visual art mediums throughout the year. They offer a children's summer camp as well. On site they have an artists' store filled with handmade original works. GVA also does outreach in the community, providing free art crafts for local kids. They host outdoor markets on SSI at certain times of the year. We visited the store at Christmas time and found very interesting, beautiful original art items. Prices were higher on average than the Jekyll Goodyear Artists' shop, and there wasn't as much in the store but otherwise similar to that local artists' shop and definitely worth a visit. Staff (or volunteers?) were very friendly and helpful. I'm happy to have finally visited and I'd like to check out their classes and summer camp when we visit for a longer stay.

Great way to explore your creative side in a pressure free and fun atmosphere. The price is…read morereasonable, the supplies are plentiful, the host/teacher is fantastic. We were a party of 5 (ages: 12, 15, 19, 40 and 65; 2 guys and 3 gals; none of us painters...at all) from out of town. They made us feel welcome and introduced us around to the others, including the regulars. We painted our own interpretation of the theme for the night on canvas from ~6pm to ~8pm. Our host/teacher gave simple easy to follow instructions to start off and to help improve features in each of our paintings. She was very supportive and made sure we had what we needed at all times. We were not hurried to leave or stop prematurely, and were instead encouraged to experiment with new colors and lines. A good time was had by all, and we'd recommend it to any one in town, or passing through.

These folks are very customer service friendly Tracy and Robb provided excellent information and…read moreservice. I work for the Salvation Army and often times when we need information about a donation, we call local businesses. Tracy was very thorough and informative.

I needed a specific sized pastel board for an art lesson. Although they didn't stock that size,…read morethey were kind enough to cut a larger one that they did have, to my specifications. Very friendly and knowledgeable lady in charge of store. I was amazed at the variety of supplies they stock. Will definitely go back.

Great place, excellent service. Owner has an exquisite eye for selecting mats and frames…read more Also gallery for local artists and good source for art supplies with good prices.

31.81 is the map coordinate reading for Jekyll Island, but here, it is the name of a new resort…read moreclothing boutique with chic-end Jekyll merch. This store is owned and operated by JI Authority, so your purchases support the island. While the Lilly Pulitzer clothing they carry is loud and bougie, the staff is super genial and down to earth. Note that the Pulitzer family once owned this building, so the brand presence is appropriate! Woven JEKYLL sweaters and very cute JEKYLL beach towels are two items I may have to stop back and buy. I love the luxury boutique feel of the shop, which takes up the full first floor of a historic cottage (with a long history but most famous for its use as the historic resort infirmary). Faux wicker chairs are super comfortable on the welcoming porch if you need shade and a sit after a long walk. Located at the parking access entrance in the Historic District.

I have to admit that I didn't actually purchase anything on my first visit here, but I really liked…read morethe store, the artist and just how she wants to showcase her art and jewelry. The women who worked in the store were so kind as to answer my many questions about a variety of the pieces and what exactly had inspired the artist to create the pieces. I learned a lot about local nature and how beauty and creativity are in the eye of the beholder. I would love to own a piece of her jewelry and thanks to her wide range of prices there are many affordable pieces and someday I will be back to choose that special item. If you have time, stop in and enjoy this special jewelry store turned gallery.

I love my bracket and charm so much! Thank you to the staff who worked closely with me as I…read moretraveled to St Simon to find these spectacular pieces. B E S T Birthday presents E V E R!