Absolutely awesome. Stafff is very knowledgeable and kind. We come from Las Vegas which is a 4.5…read moredrive and worth every mile once we get there. Thanks Gus for amazing products!

Quaint shop, fun, polite and conversational owners. T-shirts, mugs and some trinkets that mark the…read morelocation of Jerome on the map! Recommend: It's a novelty shop, prices are high... Still a fun little shop.

Tamara Lee opened this great little shop only a couple of weeks ago & it's a "must see" in Jerome,…read morea completely different & interesting mix of unique items you won't find just anywhere. The contemporary goods include: Belgian Billiard Ball jewelry, Red Ruby Rose southwest vintage photos printed on silk clutch purses, limited edition Mark Inger original art, & a great selection of women's & men's Niessing tension rings (perfect for any occasion, not just a wedding, but they work for that, too). You gotta see 'em to believe 'em... so cool!

From the owner: Specializing in engagement rings, wedding bands, and contemporary fashion jewelry.read more

Very nice store with very nice inventory. Purchased some metal outdoor items that were unique from…read moreother stores in Jerome. The person behind the counter was pleasant answering my question to our satisfaction. I'd return again if in the area.

While on a surprise trip sponsored by my children they took me to Jerome. The shop had quite a…read moreselection of unique items. The woman who assisted me was very friendly.

Always one of the places that we must stop at when we visit Jerome. Fingers crossed that the new…read moreowners maintain the integrity and quality of the shop that has kept us coming back over the years. Our home is filled with tables, clocks, sconces and more from here. It seems to fit our tastes well, and we seem to always find something new and fun here. Not cheap, but definitely good quality made by local artists.

This gallery is as unique as Jerome is - if not more so. Where else would you find such an…read moreeclectic, inspirational, motivational and inspiring gallery that offers a variety, diverse, exclusive and extensive showing of fine art, paintings, sculpture, curios and peculiar works such as this place. We must always visit here with each stop we make into Jerome. We've had the op to find some very interesting and personally satisfying objects of art. The shop's name Pura Vida (pure life) has a surrealistic impression of what is offered here. Pure life... with its subtleties and excesses, they have an enormous amount of artists showing their goods with items to satisfy almost any art forms you can imagine. Glass, garden, handcrafts, ceramics, you name it. I guarantee you'll be here for a while enjoying, being amused, perusing and maybe purchasing something new for your home, or as we've done many times, a unique gift for a special someone. Drop in, you won't regret it.

this is one of few left such stores in the state. It's owner is very knowledgeable and…read moreaccommodating. If you like things made of natural materials and with an old charm flavor (or even original ones) then stop by at the entrance in Jerome coming from Phoenix. I had discovered this store 20 years ago , then forgot about it and rediscovered it yesterday. I purchased a few old cast irons made in Germany and France before electricity was discovered as well as more recent items. Parking available across the street Have fun !

John and I had gone to the Copper Art Museum in Clarkdale and they told us this shop is the gift…read moreshop for the museum. The hours are odd because they open and close the museum- they being one man. So this shop is contingent on his availability. I love copper- so I was happy to poke around this store and lap it a few times before I settled on what I wanted. I picked out a bracelet hand etched by an artist of the Hopi tribe, a copper splash artist how I had already admired the artwork in other shops- I picked up a heart shaped piece of copper & a copper electroplated redwood leaf- needle bundle! The electroplated leaves- I wanted all of them! They are real leaves, 3 different kinds, all copper electroplated and gorgeous! But- at $30 a piece, one was what I got. I spent a decent amount in this shop and wanted to spend more. The owner was very knowledgeable and helpful! He also creates copper jewelry and I loved his pieces too!

This place smells like Christmas the second you walk in and it instantly puts you in the mood…read more Everything is so beautiful and cozy I could wander around forever just taking it all in. So many unique ornaments and decorations everywhere and every corner feels magical. Lots of cool Halloween decor too!! It honestly makes you feel like a kid again.

Oct 02 2024 This…read morestore was to be the highlight of our drive to Jerome, we visited this store and purchased from here before. On this occasion, the lady at the counter accused our son of breaking an item and went on a rant about it. Now accidents happen, I can't say for sure that her claim was true as I didn't see it occur. As parents, we would have gladly paid for the item, but instead she removed it from the storefront and went after our son and his father. Unacceptable on all levels!!! There is always a calm resolve to situations like these, she did not remain composed or in check. How disappointing for such a quaint town, for our visit to be overshadowed by a basement-dwelling troll with absolutely no customer appreciation at all. The Grinch stole Christmas and resides here in Jerome. Shame on this business owner, you really should consider turning this store into an online store, a museum or even bettet yet, do this community a favour and close your doors! Give way to a welcoming business inviting to those who take the time to drive up here. Don't ever shop here, it is not worth the steps down from street level. Pretty sad that we had to remind her to behave like an adult in front of our 14 year-old son. We left Jerome and do not plan on visiting again. 0 out of 5 stars if I could

What a collection of kaleidoscopes!! Located on Main St in Jerome,…read more The building was a bordello in the past and later transitioned to a restaurant. They preserved some of the original details of the building. When we walked in the store clerk greeted us, and shared information about the store and the kaleidoscopes. It is named after Nellie Bly a journalist who traveled around the world in 72 day. The store is the largest kaleidoscope dealer in the world. The clerk pointed out some of her favorites and shared how best to experience the reflections and changing patterns. The intricacy and colors were indescribable. Attached to it is Around the World With Nellie Bly, a store with a variety of items of art and collectibles. You can spend as much time as you want looking into each kaleidoscope and learning about the pieces.

If you've ever wanted to experience a wholesome, legal trip without dropping acid or making…read morequestionable choices--Nelly Bly Kaleidoscope Shop is your moment. This place is ridiculously magical. It's like someone captured sunsets, opals, stained glass, and interdimensional portals and said, "Yes, put it in a tube and make it spin." I came in for a quick peek and promptly lost all concept of time. One second it's "I'll just look around," and the next you're in a trance whispering, "OH MY GOD" into a kaleidoscope like it's giving you life advice. The staff are the real MVPs: genuinely fun, friendly, and obsessed (in the best way) with what they do. They LOVE sharing their passion, showing you different designs, explaining how they're made, and basically turning your casual browsing into a full-blown kaleidoscope awakening. I did not know I needed so many kaleidoscopes. Turns out I needed... many. And then they casually mention they offer classes. CLASSES. I am now emotionally invested and fully prepared to fly back to Jerome just to take one, because apparently this is who I am now. 10/10. Go. Bring curiosity. Leave with joy (and potentially an unreasonable number of kaleidoscopes).

I truly don't even know where to begin with the level in which I am hurt, angry, disappointed, and…read moreDISGUSTED by owner of this shop. First of all, we are visiting Arizona because our 19 year old was diagnosed with multiple brain and spine tumors in late September and this is the only break we had to take as a family before we begin a series of tests and treatment over the course of months. Secondly, my husband and I are the type that like to try to support local shops and when we spend time in them, usually buy at least something in support. When we walked into Cleopatra Hill Gift Shop, our 6 year old found a small children's finger puppet book, sat down on the floor, and asked me to read it while his older brothers and father looked around the shop at other souvenirs. I was grateful to finally not be chasing him around asking him not to touch certain items and began happily reading the overpriced 5 paged toddlers book to him. We turned to the last page and I prepared to buy the book for him a a reward for his behavior until I heard the words "You can't finish the book unless you pay for it first." I turned around to see the owner staring directly at my son from behind the counter. She then looked at me, who was just standing there in shock and dumbfounded, not able to tell if she was joking or serious at this point, and then said in a nasty tone to me "Are you deaf?" In turn I asked her if she was joking. Her response was that she wasn't a library. At this point, I absolutely didn't buy the book from her and will make sure I let everyone I know of our experience in her store. My son began crying and I grabbed his hand and we left. I have never been in such shock.

I had been to Jerome a couple of times before, but don't remember going into this shop until…read moreyesterday. They had a lot of neat stuff at reasonable prices, unusual for a tourist town right on the main street. The young lady, Jessica, who worked behind the counter was wonderful - friendly and informative about some of the feather items I was attracted to there. I won't miss a visit there again!

My session with Vicki was fantastic. I appreciate your concierge/booking service that connected me…read moreto the right person for me.

Everyone there was super kind and helpful! Assisting with my appointment and then helping me…read moreselect crystals. Vicky Haynes did a numerology reading for me and it was wonderful. I highly recommend Center for the New Age!

I am a big fan of boutiques that contain a variety of items. This shop had jewelry, purses,…read morescarves, etc. From what I gathered, the jewelry ranged from new items to antique (or looked antique) in the cases. I felt, overall, the prices ranged from inexpensive to expensive. A small pile of knit head wraps caught my eye in the back of the store. They had different colors with each having embroidery and some sequins/rhinestones. I had my heart set on a gray, knit head wrap with bright turquoise and black embroidery all over it. It was $35 but one of the owners took an extra $5 off. Sold. While I paid for the wrap, the owner and cashier struck up conversation with my daughter and I. They were very friendly but then again, my daughter has a way of charming the pants off of people. Of all the things I purchased on my trip, this purchase at Lola was the one I am most excited about. Bring on the cool weather so I can wear it!!!

This store is amazing and the folks who run it are amazing as well. My wife and I stopped in to…read morechat with them and we were so excited to see some fashion-forward art - and all original too. These guys are true artists and take their headpieces and fashions to a whole new level. The other negative reviews about this place are a load of crap in my opinion. My guess is that there is some ulterior motive involved which I won't get into here but suffice to say, our experiences with this place were excellent and we found the proprietors extremely engaging and they had an artistic outlook and philosophy which was very refreshing compared to many of the stores in the area which are just selling touristy nick-knacks. I just wish they had a website because I would love to buy some headpieces and other articles of clothing to use for our fashion photography work. If you are looking for some fabulous fashion pieces which would be as at home in a modern, fashion museum as they would be at a masked ball, check this place out.