They have fossils, tumbled stones, and in the raw stones (our favorite having studied geology in…read morecollege) we prefer the raw stones. Lots of amazing items in this Rock Store, some really unique fossils. Jewelry with beautiful gem stones. We picked up some natural citrine from Africa, super seven raw stones from Brazil and Scolecite raw pieces. Check it out what a wonderful place to get decorating ideas, natural art and jewelry!

Family owned business that has been in the valley for nearly three decades. The jewelers are super…read moreknowledgeable, honest and friendly. They not only sell quality jewelry at rock bottom prices, but they also custom make and repair all types of jewelry! Whether you're looking for a jeweler for repair work or want to see some extraordinary inventory, Gold Rush Jewelers is the only place in the valley to go. Ask for Randy, Shelly, Seth, Robby, Cayla, Bryan, Terry, Lars or Jesse!

My gold nuggets were stolen. 30 minutes one was sold to Gold Rush i found out they bought one. I…read moreattempted to see it to verify if it was mine, and spoke with the owner, Randy Martin, who was a belligerent asshole, refused to let me verify if it was mine, then hung up. This looks like the actions of a fence, not a legitimate business. He knows who I am, and how to contact me. For my part it goes to the Alaska State Troopers and Wasilla Police Department next.

Great little shop, but easy to miss if you're not watching out for it. I came in looking for a…read morenatural remedy for headaches and although they didn't have it, they wrote me down what worked for them and where to find it. Bought some herbal tea as well and made friends with Grandma, their kitty. ^-^ Love this place!

This shop is amazing!! You never know what you will see when you look to close in a corner (or the…read morecorner looks into you.). But seriously, Willow has a tea or an oil for anything that ails you. I have never been disappointed in anything I have brought home.

Interesting store! We started to look around and splunk for geological treasures. A lot of…read moretumbled and raw stones, fossils and jewelry, and art here and we picked up some great items. A petrified wood slab, Glacierite, it's from Indonesia, a Celestite Egg, Angeline from Peru, raw Thulite from Norway, raw Shungite from Russia, and a piece of Hemimorphite from China. We were in Palmer for a dog event and saw this store opened up recently being a rock hound we went. For a small store it's impressive the amount of variety. We felt the prices were great of what we bought. There are some stones and crystals that haven't been marked yet and the owner wasn't there to identify them but many are so we'll be back hopefully after they have a chance to label more of it.

I love, love, love this business. Products are handmade in AK, the owner has a spot at all the…read morecraft bazaars, you can order on her website or go to her open houses monthly! The scents are so awesome and she has burners too.

Very cute store with great selection of local yarns, if I had unlimited budget I would probably…read morehave bought the store out. Bought these four skeins, coming from a local business in Fairbanks. The staff was lovely and I would highly recommend checking this place out if you're in the area!

A lovely little yarn store outside Denali National Park! The lady behind the counter was friendly…read moreand welcoming immediately as we came in, and the vivid selection of yarns, kits, hats, and everything else was beautiful. We'd definitely stop by again if in the area!

Extremely helpful to this beginner quilter. The owner helped me with ideas, colors & print that I…read morelike. I was not rushed. Very friendly and encouraging. Recommend stopping by this well organized and helpful fabric store.

It's a little out of the way and older but it has character. I recommend coming here for your…read morepottery needs in the mat su valley area. They have a huge selection of green ware, bisque, all the tools you can think of, and more. Very friendly knowledgeable service too!

Kinda a long way off of the main roads, this place has apparently been here since the 1950s. It is…read morerun by a local family. I was fortunate to meet the original owner when I went in on as Sunday. He must be 80 years old, but he's still sharp, and loves to tell local history. They cast all of their own ceramics. I w as s able to buy 5 matching Christmas tree ornaments for only $15, I am sure that the set would be $25 in Anchorage. They do also rent project space with art supplies and an on site kiln, for ceramics th are food safe, such as mugs. They have an area for very young children to play, within eyesight of the rafting project space. I saw no other customers there, so if you hate crowds, and just want to craft out solo, this is the place.